Chimi Wangmo from Dagana in Baleggang narrates a story of two brothers. This is a story about foolishness, which in the account is embodied by the figure of the younger brother. One day, the older brother went to plow the field, and his younger brother stayed back to prepare lunch and bring it to him. On his way to the field, the younger brother saw faces in the middle of the footpath. He requested the faces to move out of his way, but they did not listen to him. He threw a stone at them, but instead of going away, the faces splattered all over the lunch he had prepared for his older brother. Frustrated because of not getting his lunch, the older brother went back home, entrusting his younger brother with the task of guarding the ox without letting it move. The ox, however, moved his ear, and boy cut it off. Again it moved its legs, and the boy cut off all its legs. When the older brother returned back from lunch, the ox was lying dead on ground.