| − | Language is peppered throughout, with some of the large numbers having worse language. Hamilton [[adultery|cheats on his wife]]. Jefferson is portrayed as the enemy of everything Hamilton is trying to accomplish and is portrayed as far off and elitist; in reality, Jefferson was for the people and more down-to-earth. [[Hercules Mulligan]] makes frequent use of sexual innuendo in the track ''Aaron Burr, sir''. ''Hamilton'' also brushes over the more-than-probable [[Homosexuality|relationship]] between [[John Laurens]] and Hamilton himself. | + | Language is peppered throughout, with some of the large numbers having worse language. Hamilton [[adultery|cheats on his wife]]. Jefferson is portrayed as the enemy of everything Hamilton is trying to accomplish and is portrayed as far off and elitist; in reality, Jefferson was for the people and more down-to-earth. [[Hercules Mulligan]] makes frequent use of sexual innuendo in the track ''Aaron Burr, sir''. ''Hamilton'' also brushes over the probable [[Homosexuality|relationship]] between [[John Laurens]] and Hamilton himself. |