Of Mouse and Moon or: Who is the Greatest?

In the main story, two Inuit children, Jonah and Enuki, argue about who is bigger. And since the Inuits still listen to the voice of the elders, Grandmother Leah has to step in. She tells the arguing couple the old story of the arrogant moon, who thought he was the biggest until he was taught otherwise by a puddle of water. The argument seems to be settled after that. But now each of the boys insists that they are not the biggest, but at least th...