What were the women's thoughts and motivations after they helped Baba grind the wheat?

After the women finished grinding the wheat, their minds became filled with speculation and greedy thoughts. The account in Chapter 1 explains that they knew Baba lived on alms and had no wife or family, so they wondered why he would need so much flour. They began building 'castles in the air,' assuming Baba's compassionate act was a play for their benefit and that he would distribute the flour among them. Each hoped for a share, and their minds were described as being 'greedy to loot Baba,' though only Baba truly knew the purpose of his plays.