I gather this is your own private interpretation.
Not by long shot. . .your exposure to the Scriptures is limited.
we see from scripture they had lamps that were lit, they simply lacked enough oil to stay the course of the evening, the foolish asked the wise for some of theirs but some how the Holy Spirit is not infinite in this case and He has limits to the amount of His saving grace and mercy that can be distributed.
Parables are symbolic, analogous, not literal.
You are using the wrong analogy, and it doesn't account for all the facts of the parable; e.g.,
1) the
shut door at the wedding banquet, where no more may enter,
2) the bridegroom's response to those outside, "I tell you the truth,
I don't know you."
a) The foolish virgins were
not ready for the bridegroom because they did not have saving faith.
b) The foolish virgins were
shut out of the wedding banquet because they did not have saving faith.
("Because many, I tell you, will try to enter and not be able to once the owner of the house gets up and
closes the door. You will stand outside knocking and pleading, 'Sir, open the door for us.' But he will answer, '
I don't know you or where you come from.' " Lk 13:24-25).
c) The foolish virgins were
consigned with all the others whom the bridegroom did not know (Mt 7:23; Lk 13:25).
The parable is about
counterfeit faith and
judgment.