Can good characters engender judgement?

I believe good characters do engender judgement. People as a whole probably get judged on decisions made, things said or actions. Maybe not always, but usually they get some form of judgement put upon them. People have different opinions which are based on what they already know and maybe on certain assumptions. Depending on their viewpoint, they may see a good character doing something bad or doing something good. Even small things can be put under scrutiny, and people tend to disregard these things as insignificant.

A couple examples of this would be: King Richards was doing a noble act by spreading Christianity, on the other hand he was killing people in the name of Christianity. For some he was a hero and for others he was a bad man. Regardless of if someone is good or bad they will somewhere or somehow face judgement, its unavoidable. There are also different degrees of judgement, for example it may be very harsh or it can be something minor. An example of harsh judgement would be doing something terrible which would effect many people, or doing something morally wrong. From a minor side, something like taking a pencil from some one's desk. Judgement can make a person stronger or weaker, depending on how they take it, analyse it and look at it. Some judgement can improve one as a person, and some is just destructive and can ruin one's feelings towards one's self. There is positive judgement like constructive criticism and negative which is plainly making up things about a person.