In another version of the legend, she is dissatisfied with men found for her by her father and so marries a dog. Her father is so angry at this that he throws her into the sea and, when she tries to climb back into the boat, he cuts off her fingers. Her fingers become the first seals and she becomes a mighty sea goddess. When she is angered, the angakkuq (shaman) travels to wash and comb her hair for her, after which she is placated and releases the animals to the hunters. In other versions, she is unable to comb her hair because she lacks fingers, so a shaman must brush it for her.
in another version of the legend she is dissatisfied with men found for her by her father and so marries a dog her father is so angry at this that he throws her into the sea and when she tries to climb back into the boat he cuts off her fingers her fingers become the first seals and she becomes a mighty sea goddess when she is angered the angakkuq (shaman) travels to wash and comb her hair for her after which she is placated and releases the animals to the hunters in other versions she is unable to comb her hair because she lacks fingers so a shaman must brush it for her