What did the beggar suggest to mother pome the snake in the grass
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With this reminder, the mother rewards the beggar-woman and asks her to bring the snake-charmer to them. This indicates that the mother's fear of snakebite is not as strong as her religious beliefs—or her desire to show respect for the god who is allegedly "housed" in the dangerous snake. So instead of wanting the snake dead, she prefers that the snake charmer remove the creature, so no disrespect is shown the snake, but that the family might be safe again.
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