Describe the changing attitudes of the women who helped Baba grind the wheat, from their initial devotion to their later greed.

The women who helped Baba initially acted out of love and devotion. As noted in Chapter 1, they rushed to the mosque, took the grinding handle from Baba, and sang his praises as they worked. However, their mindset shifted once the grinding was complete. Seeing the large amount of flour, their thoughts turned greedy. They began to speculate about what Baba, who lived on alms and had no family, would do with it. They built 'castles in the air,' fantasizing that he was compassionate and would surely divide the flour among them, revealing a desire to 'loot Baba' that contrasted sharply with their earlier display of reverence.