The greedy characters have bad endings, losing everything they had as a price for greed.
Explanation:
The Aesop fables were intended to convey good messages and teach moral and ethical issues to children, who were the target audience of these fables. In this way, Aesop presents greedy characters with bad endings, where greed makes them live with nothing, lose everything they have and need the help of others. With that, Esopus showed that greed is bad and that it promotes disastrous results for those who maintain it.
