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In the play The Mousetrap by agatha christie, What do Georgia, what were his motives in the killings?

In the play The Mousetrap by Agatha Christie, What does Georgia want, what were his motives in the killings? Why did he kill the lady in London? Why did he kill Mrs. Boyle? What does this character want? What Georgia want to do, I cannot figure this??

If you encounter difficult to understand because you're reading the piece instead of watching, I sympathize. Plays are meant to be seen, not read. He wanted revenge. It was crazy, because something had happened to him when he was a child. He and her brother and sister were adopted children, who were mistreated. Georgie's brother eventually dies as a result of negligence. Georgia blamed the people who could and did not. The woman who caused the disorder, foster mother, and Ms. Boyle was involved in some way, I do not know, and Molly, the main character, was a schoolteacher who missed a letter that was written for her by the boy who died. She did not know she could do something before it is too late. Georgia did not know. He thought that would have it, it could bring his brother back, and it would be like it never happened. A nice dream, but wrong.

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