does a story have to have glory?

[cacian]

one requirement to a very good read is to feel obtained with an idea usually an excellent one.

but does a story has to have glory attached to it?

[PeterL]

A story doesn't need to have glory, but a very good story must comment in some way on something of some import' although the important matter can be implied.

[Blue Steel]

A very good story doesn't need to comment on something in some way or of some import; that's what an essay is for. The purpose of a good story is exactly that: to be a good, well-structured story, hopefully with memorable characters, that engrosses and/or entertains the reader.

[cacian]

A story doesn't need to have glory, but a very good story must comment in some way on something of some import' although the important matter can be implied.

but does not a story glorify the bady/the antagonist fo example?

[cacian]

A very good story doesn't need to comment on something in some way or of some import; that's what an essay is for. The purpose of a good story is exactly that: to be a good, well-structured story, hopefully with memorable characters, that engrosses and/or entertains the reader.
ti entertain usually comply to some kind of glory??

[PeterL]

but does not a story glorify the bady/the antagonist fo example?

Not usually, usually the antagonist is made to look bad, while the protagonist is glorified, but there are exceptions, or examples where it is ambiguous which character is the protagonist or antagonist.

[North Star]

And, pertinently, one might ask if a question has reason (i.e., does it make sense) if it has rhyme. . .