Mrs. Ramsay

Mrs. Ramsay, a character from Virginia Woolf’s novel "To the Lighthouse," is a nurturing and perceptive woman who embodies warmth, compassion, and social grace. She seeks to create harmony within her family and among her guests, often acting as a connector and emotional anchor. Her inner thoughts reveal a desire for connection and a concern with life's fleeting nature. Mrs. Ramsay exemplifies the complex balance of strength and vulnerability, emphasizing the importance of love, memory, and the human need for meaningful relationships.