Mrs Ramsay

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Mrs Ramsay is the compassionate, perceptive matriarch at the center of Virginia Woolf’s novel "To the Lighthouse," around whom the family’s emotional life and the book’s exploration of time and consciousness revolve.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
literary character
mother
novel character
wife
appearsIn To the Lighthouse NERFINISHED
appearsInSection The Window NERFINISHED
associatedWithTheme consciousness
domesticity
ephemerality of life
gender roles
marriage
motherhood
time
characterTrait compassionate
nurturing
perceptive
self-sacrificing
socially adept
createdBy Virginia Woolf NERFINISHED
deathStatusInNarrative dies between The Window and Time Passes
fictionalUniverse To the Lighthouse NERFINISHED
firstPublicationOfWork 1927
gender female
hasImportantScene dinner party at the Ramsays’ house
influences Cam Ramsay NERFINISHED
James Ramsay NERFINISHED
Lily Briscoe NERFINISHED
Mr Ramsay NERFINISHED
largelyAbsentInSection Time Passes NERFINISHED
literaryPeriod modernist literature
narrativeFunction emotional center of the Ramsay family
matriarch
nationalityInFiction British
parentOf Cam Ramsay NERFINISHED
James Ramsay NERFINISHED
Jasper Ramsay NERFINISHED
Nancy Ramsay NERFINISHED
Prue Ramsay NERFINISHED
Roger Ramsay NERFINISHED
Rose Ramsay NERFINISHED
rememberedInSection The Lighthouse NERFINISHED
roleInWork central character
protagonist
setting Isle of Skye, Scotland NERFINISHED
spouseOf Mr Ramsay NERFINISHED
symbolizes ephemeral beauty
stability
the unifying power of love

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