In a distant village lived Tar, a humble farmer with a loving family. Although not wealthy, Tar and his wife, who traded goods in the market, provided a happy life for their three children. Their home was filled with love and joy despite their financial struggles.

Tar had many friends in the village, but as they became wealthier, they distanced themselves from him. At a village gathering, Tar’s friends, despite initially welcoming him, later humiliated him by making him clean up after the meal. Feeling hurt and degraded, Tar went home upset but resolved to continue working hard for his family's well-being.

Despite his friends' unkindness and taking advantage of his situation, Tar remained dedicated to his family. He frequently faced exploitation and meager pay for his labor, but his love for his family and his perseverance kept him strong and committed to their happiness.