Could you tell me about the woman who wanted to fast in Chapter 32 and why her fast was broken?

In Chapter 32, we learn of a woman who desired to have Sai Baba's darshan and planned to stay for three days, fasting without food. However, the chapter explains that her firm resolve was broken. An occasion arose where she was not only made to prepare puranpolis but was also made to eat them to her heart's content. The purpose of this event, as stated in the text, was to teach her a profound lesson she would never forget: that 'wearing out the body for others' sake' is a blessed act and constitutes supreme welfare, a virtue greater than her intended fast.