Based on Chapter 53, what can be inferred about Hemadpant's character and his methods for creating the Satcharitra?

Chapter 53 reveals that Hemadpant was a highly virtuous and exceptionally frugal man. He was known for his skilled work and his nature of never letting a scrap of paper go to waste. He would write the book's chapters on these scraps and send them directly to the printer, as he felt pained by wasteful expenditure. This chapter suggests his noble intent was to redeem these "poor, lifeless scraps of paper" by having them perform service to Baba. Furthermore, he is described as a "jewel among poets" from whose mouth Vedanta flowed, indicating he was revered for both his piety and his literary talent.