It is a well-known fact that refined older Southern ladies rarely ever use profanity, but when they do this is what they say; "I don't give a good hot damned
The only person that visits their graves is one of Mary's troubled great- great-grandchildren, Debby. During the play DEBBY finds out that life in a small town hasn't changed that much from her great-great grandmother's time. Small town life is very confining, just like a grave.. For the ladies in the cemetery one day is pretty much the same as the next, until Aaron, a Jewish man (actually he is a Messianic Jew), is buried near them. Then, all hell breaks lose.