Mamma

Volodya Lovlev

Mamma is Volodya's mother, deeply concerned and protective of her son amidst his dangerous involvements.

Volodya Lovlev

Mamma is Volodya's mother, deeply concerned and protective of her son amidst his dangerous involvements.

The Old House

Mamma is present in the memories of family celebrations.

II

Volodya's mother; checks on him after dinner, refrains from disturbing him during study time, and later invites him to tea, unaware of his shadow-play.

IV

Volodya's mother; catches him hiding something, fears he is smoking, then is relieved to find it is only shadow drawings.

VII

Reproaches Volodya for wasting time on shadows, urging him to be more serious.

XIII

Volodya's mother tries to distract him with a walk and gently questions his preoccupation with shadows.

XV

Volodya's mother, who worries about his obsession and its effects on his nerves and health.

XX

Volodya's mother scolds him for playing with shadows and threatens to involve the director, but she is sorrowful when Volodya responds rudely.

XXII

Volodya's mother, anxious about his health and changed demeanor; tries to get him to eat his favorite dishes.

XXIII

Volodya's mother tries to help him by leaving the door open and later sitting with him, but her presence annoys him.

XXIX

Volodya's mother, initially sad in the twilight, joins his game and helps with the shadow figures, then ends the play to return to work.

II

Grisha's mother, who buys him new clothes and later discovers the loss of the mittens.

I

The young, smart woman taking her morning stroll with her son, smiling brightly and casting affectionate glances at him.

I

Shura's mother, busy with work, initially refuses but eventually provides a new shirt.

I

Mashenka's mother, who has a small pension and supplements it by selling books and letting rooms.

The Bull

The little boy's mother, who wears light blue spectacles and weighs his food.

So Arose a Misunderstanding

The mother who becomes angry when the boy refuses to share what he claims to know.