The correct answer is the following.
In the “Faith-cure Man”, Martha Benson originally felt acceptance on the work the Faith-cure man did. But Martha´s feelings change throughout the story when her child die. So first she had faith in that the Faith-cure man could save the child but in the end, she lost her faith. Martha did not believe the doctor’s diagnose, and she took Lucy –her daughter- to the Faith-cure Man that tried to help her with his elixirs and rituals.
Paul Laurence Durban wrote “Faith-cure Man”. It refers to the story of a man who uses faith to cure people.
Martha had lost on the faith cure man, but narrator not in this way they both have different views.
The author of the given story is Paul Laurence Durban.
Martha Benson was initially accepting of the Faith-cure man's work in the "Faith-cure Man". However, Martha's views shift as the story progresses and her kid dies. So she had trust that the Faith-cure man could rescue the child at first, but she eventually lost faith. Martha did not trust the doctor's diagnosis and took her daughter Lucy to the Faith-cure Man, who attempted to assist her with his elixirs and rituals.
Hence the view of narrators is differ from martha as at last martha had lost her trust on the faith cure man.
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