How does the merchant's wife change as "all for a paisa" unfolds?

she goes from believing her son will one day learn wisdom to knowing that he will always be foolish.

she goes from viewing her son as very unintelligent to realizing that he is actually a genius

she goes from being happy in her marriage to the merchant to being very unhappy with her husband.

she goes from approving of her son's marriage to the ironsmith's daughter to disapproving of the union.

She goes from viewing her son as very unintelligent to realizing that he is actually a genius

Option 2

Explanation:

‘All for a paisa’ is a riddle short stories for children which consists of many short stories. In the story ‘All for a paisa’ the son of a merchant is shown as the one who lacks knowledge. His father never used to believe in his abilities. But that’s wasn’t the case with merchant’s wife. Although in the option it is mentioned that she viewed her son as unintelligent, but that’s not really the case. She always used to believe in her son’s capabilities.

And one day he proves himself by succeeding in the task given by his father. He proved that if given a chance, he will be capable enough to fulfill all the dreams of his parents and sore high.

its c because its his point of view