This situation presents the wind-chill factor as Henrietta tries to make sense of the world via drama. She recalled her positive memories upon giving birth to Judas and expresses that if her son is in hell, then it is evident that God does not exist. She expresses grief regarding her burial of Judas and that she had to bury her child alone since her husband was dead, while Judas’ sisters and friends blatantly refused to be part of the burial of the Messiah’s betrayer (Guirgis). It depicts Judas’ mother, Henrietta Iscariot explaining her side of the story about Jesus’ betrayal.
This play is about the betrayal of Jesus. Three Uses of the Knife in The Last Days of Judas Iscariot and August Osage County
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