Scarlet Sister Mary · Character
Auntie
An older woman who interacts with Mary occasionally.
minor
Also known as Looka Auntie
First appearance: ii
Auntie's tie to Mary Pinesett is one of the pressures that moves Scarlet Sister Mary—worth meeting in the text, not only on a cast list.
Auntie is mentioned as Budda's mother who cried all night and cannot stand ugly talk about Andrew.
Auntie first appears in 0003 ii.
With Mary Pinesett (family): Auntie is a maternal aunt or older female relative who helps raise Mary and offers guidance. With Mary Pinesett (family): Auntie is a maternal aunt or older female relative who helps raise Mary and offers guidance.
In XIX: Auntie is mentioned as Budda's mother who cried all night and cannot stand ugly talk about Andrew.
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Character Web
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Relationship types
- Family
- Other
Character groups
- Community elders and family
- Protagonist
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Auntie is a maternal aunt or older female relative who helps raise Mary and offers… How this plays out →
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