Explanation:

- "Didactic" is often used to describe a work intended to teach, specifically in conveying moral or ethical teachings.

- Option 1: Intended to be inspirational.

- Being inspirational is different from specifically imparting moral lessons.

- Option 2: Teaching a moral lesson.

- This is the correct definition, as "didactic" refers to teaching, particularly in moral or educational content.

- Option 3: Received as comical.

- This is unrelated to the purpose of instruction or moral teaching.

- Option 4: Sharing an informative experience.

- Informative sharing doesn’t specifically imply a moral lesson.