The fool quarrels with the oil-seller's wife and then stubbornly eats dry food. Let each one look to his own welfare and set aside false pride. The neighbors shunned him, so he shaved his head and abandoned all attachment. But while he left in a fury at the neighbor-woman, dogs moved into his house. In blind rage he burned his own home, not realizing how much he had stripped himself bare. Says Tuka, the world watched as he tore off his own clothes in anger at another.