Neighborhood 3 ending

When I attend the play I expect to see how the characters interact with each other, how the stage is set up to portray the setting in the play, how the emotion is expressed by the characters, and the actors the play each character. I believe that scene 9 and 10 are different because it is the climax of the play and the most action happening. I think that the meaning of "mom?" At the end of the play because it shows how unconcerned or unaware of reality Blake was, until he killed his mother, that was the only time that she shown any sort of remorse or concern. This play shows how teenagers now days get so caught up in video games, technology, t.v that they lose touch of reality and don't have any actual relationship in the real life.