Can you describe the interaction between Devidas and the Fakir from Chapter 5, and explain its resolution?

According to the narrative in Chapter 5, Devidas was a revered teacher in Shirdi who taught scriptures to villagers like Appa Bhill. When a Fakir arrived, a scriptural debate was held between them. The text states that Devidas, with his wisdom and detachment, defeated the Fakir, who then fled to Vaijapur. The resolution to this conflict occurred many years later when the Fakir returned to Shirdi. By then, his delusion that he was the Guru and Sai was the disciple had been completely dispelled. He bowed to Sainath and, as Chapter 5 notes, became pure through repentance. Baba's profound play involved treating the Fakir with respect, showcasing a lesson in humility.