You discover a hero did something unforgivable. Destroy their legacy?

The good works speak for themselves, separate from the person. Destroying legacy just punishes future generations who could learn from it.

Truth and consequences, always. Can't hide from what happened just because we liked them before.

This depends entirely on what 'unforgivable' actually means. Need context before I vote.

Unforgivable means unforgivable. Legacy doesn't get a free pass just because someone did good things too.

If we tear down every hero for one mistake, we'll have no one left to inspire us. Pick option B.

History isn't black and white. People are complex. We can acknowledge both the harm and the contributions without erasing either.