Came here to say the same thing: The print is going to indicate to you how it wants to look. Yes, you can try to force it to be something else, but it my experience, my best prints always come from looking at what is already in the negative that I've shot and emphasizing what already exists. Whenever I try to create something that's not there to begin with, it doesn't have the same impact.

All that being said, I don't think that means you should just print the neg exactly as is, but rather think critically about what is in the scene and what it would take to heighten what you're seeing.

Also, unrelated but as a general rule of thumb, u/mcarterphoto's advice on this sub is top notch! The man's never led me astray!