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[MCU/No Way Home] Question about Aunt May.

During No Way Home, it would be Aunt May who would convince Peter to try to help the villains who had come to their world and save them from their deaths. How do the villains thank her for her hospitality? By trashing their apartment and Green Goblin murdering Aunt May in cold blood. In spite of this, even as she lay dying in Peter's arms, she tells him that it wasn't a mistake to try to help them and that Peter shouldn't give up on them. Why? She's seen first hand how they react to the kind of help they wanted to give, so why does she still want Peter to try to get through to them?
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I imagine it wasn't the first time she has exposed herself to someone in need and seen it backfire on her. She volunteers at a shelter, and takes the time to talk to and care for the people who use the facility. There must've been many people who were dishonest/shifty/looking to take advantage of her good heart. She's learnt to overlook those incidents because there are many more people who need help and who would miss out if she'd gives up. 

I guess she lived by a philosophy, a principle, really. She believed that if you could do good things for other people, you had a moral obligation to do those things.

There's probably a more pithy way of saying that 🤔🤔...