What two main topics does the author of Chapter 42 promise to describe to the reader?

In the introductory part of Chapter 42, after recapping a previous story and extolling the virtues of the Guru's grace, the author sets a clear agenda for the reader. The text explicitly states, "Now, in this chapter, we shall describe Sai's nature; whether his mind was intense or soft." Immediately following this, it adds, "Likewise, listen attentively to the account of Baba's leaving his body." Therefore, as this chapter outlines, its primary focus is to delve into both the intrinsic nature of Sai Baba and to provide a detailed narrative of his final moments and departure from his physical form.