Darius III

This holds true for the King and Queen of Macedonia, the King's advisors, the daughter of one of the King's advisors, Alexander himself, his tutor Aristotle, Aristotle's mentor Plato, the followers of Pythagoras (whose work influenced Plato), Darius III (the new King of Persia), the Athenians petitioning him to join forces against Macedonia, right down to the average Joe on the street. No one has anything good to say about anyone. Even the relatively guileless companions of Alexander (like Ptolemy, whose sole purpose seems to be a relatively weak form of comic relief based, in a mean-spirited way, upon his cowardly nature) aren't particularly likable. They're just there... and follow orders, of course