My mind is automatically generating stories based on moral lessons now lol. Since when did I learn to do that?
Once upon a time, there were three spider sibings. They were very poor that they decided that someone has to go outside and make some money. The eldest brother went out in search for a job, desperate to find anything, he accepted any job for his famiy.
First, the eldest spider was hired by monkeys to deliver messages to other monkeys. He trained so hard for the job, but he was extremely slow, so he only got very little pay out of pity, until he was eventually fired.
Because of the failure of the eldest spider, the middle spider went outside to sell his webs on the market. However, his webs were bought very rarely, and almost no one would buy from him except a few lizards from time to time. It was not enough for them to eat.
Eventually, they got hungry and the youngest sister suddenly thought of something - what if instead of using their webs for their houses, they use it to catch insects and entrap food? At first, her eldest brothers protested to her suggestion, but they eventually followed because they were hungry.
It was the first time they feasted on a lot of food, and they were happy.
Afterwards, the youngest sister of the spider siblings went outside to earn some money so they can change their current situation.
She knew that neither of the methods that her brother tried would work. Instead, she helped other animals find their missing items with using her multiple eyes, and sold her cobwebs directly to the lizards and frogs.
However, her most profitable business would be personally helping other animals trap and exterminate other insects. In such a very short time, their family became rich, owing to the youngest spider's success.
Then they lived happily ever after.