Describe the different ways Karnik and Appasaheb responded when asked for money.

Chapter 33 presents a sharp contrast between the actions of Karnik and Appasaheb regarding Dakshina. When Narsing Maharaj, who felt like Sai to Karnik, forcefully demanded a rupee, Karnik gave it immediately and with great joy. In contrast, Appasaheb, who had previously made a grand promise to give ten rupees, hesitated when a strange Fakir appeared. Despite having six rupees on hand, Appasaheb's suspicion caused him to hold back. This comparison highlights the difference between acting on a pure, initial impulse versus allowing doubt and second-guessing to prevent a good deed.