Miss Trunchbull

Miss Trunchbull is a strict and imposing school headmistress known for her authoritative presence and intimidating demeanor. She is often depicted as large, commanding, and quick to enforce rules with a stern attitude. Her behavior can be harsh and punitive, making her a daunting figure to students and staff alike. Despite her formidable exterior, her actions often highlight her need for control and discipline within the school environment. She is a central character in the story "Matilda" by Roald Dahl, embodying authority figures who combine strength with a tendency toward bullying.