Can the goal justify the means to achieve it?

Someone will say "yes", someone - "no", and someone will keep silent, thinking. And, perhaps, this will be the most eloquent answer ... to a question in which there is no unambiguity.

Why?

Yes, everything is simple. Look, look, Turkar is a former servant who has flown up the financial pyramids. Let not fair ways, but he got rich and reached the desired heights, from which you can look down on the sinful world.

After all, in order to get money from him now, anyone, without looking at the ranks and classes, will curry favor with him. In front of him…! And no one thought that it would turn out that way, but how life turned.

But just do not try to deceive him all? Snatch his piece of profit from him and bring it to bankruptcy? Perhaps, it would be worthwhile to take a closer look at that host of rogues and swindlers who surround him?

Even the servant Fronten will manage to snatch a piece of fortune and "booty" from the bankruptcy of Türkare. True, he is the only one who does not seek to enrich himself. He only needs money to marry, on a charming but poor person.

However, can love be an excuse?