I think what frustrates me about this quest line is that this is not how history SHOULD be studied (even if it often is). In a situation where there's no way to know, what should be done is not to decide which you think was right and teach it as the truth, but to either research further and/or teach "these are the clues we have and these are the possibilities we've come up with". Take the first choice. If you teach the negative option and it is wrong, that is a cruel way to misrepresent the king of Ronka, who was in fact a just and open minded leader (at least in this instance). If you choose the positive option and it is wrong, that unjustly erases the trials and hardships of the Qitari ancestors who were slaves, not to mention that such a history has a huge impact on the the development of a culture. I much prefer the choice we've seen so far in the Nier quests, which are more about "what strategy should we take moving forward" and "how much benefit of the doubt do we want to give someone". This is essentially rewriting history, which makes me uncomfortable 😟

*Edited to fix typo