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"Well, yes, he's a kleptomaniac, but he's also a great hero, so we shouldn't criticize him."
Those who have lived among kleptomaniacs for a long time say that they secretly feel ashamed of their sin and try to impress others with various tricks. They think to themselves: "Yes, I'm a kleptomaniac, and that's just the way it is now. But maybe I'm a brilliant kleptomaniac? Maybe I'll do something memorable! Surely they won't dare to speak ill of a great hero?" And so they constantly try to perform heroic deeds so that they won't feel ashamed to continue stealing wallets from people.
Where do we go? Where do we end up when we save the world?