We made up our minds right then and there if we could help other old men to that same peace-- we would.” Abby’s mindset towards these men may not be charitable from society's point of view, but from the Brewster’s point of view, they believe that they help no differently than any other charity. She further displays this characteristic when she and Martha murder other men that they’ve since buried in their basement, truly showing that they both are under the impression that they are helping these lonely old men. As they progress onto helping even more people, this idea to them is only reinforced. As the play continues forward, Abby goes as far as telling Mortimer that they aren’t murdering people, it’s really a part of one of their new organizations to do what they think is right. Ultimately, Abby and her sister are insane, yet to them everything they do isn’t for their pleasure, rather for their
We made up our minds right then and there if we could help other old men to that same peace-- we would.” Abby’s mindset towards these men may not be charitable from society's point of view, but from the Brewster’s point of view, they believe that they help no differently than any other charity. She further displays this characteristic when she and Martha murder other men that they’ve since buried in their basement, truly showing that they both are under the impression that they are helping these lonely old men. As they progress onto helping even more people, this idea to them is only reinforced. As the play continues forward, Abby goes as far as telling Mortimer that they aren’t murdering people, it’s really a part of one of their new organizations to do what they think is right. Ultimately, Abby and her sister are insane, yet to them everything they do isn’t for their pleasure, rather for their