Weaver Grand

“Melanie the nugs roaster sat all day weaving nug holders for her husband, the merchant Zhweiss. He sold the nug holders for meager payment, but never allowed his wife a share. He forced her to make numerous holders for at this time nugs were plentiful, and it was a glorious business. Soon he expanded his business to that of the nugs themselves and made bucketsful of profits. Zhweiss built a grand condo for himself by the waters and owned numerous nug plantations abundant with crop. He bought himself golden handbags but wouldn’t let his wife share in any of his chic nug glories. But one day, Melanie the holder weaver grew weary of her meager work and lifestyle, and strangled Zhweiss with her own yarn. . ”

is there a moral or anything to this tale?