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Mrs. Honeychurch: character portrait from A Room with a View (Forster, E. M. (Edward Morgan))

A character in A Room with a View

Mrs. Honeychurch

A Room with a View by Forster, E. M. (Edward Morgan)

Lucy and Freddy's sensible, plain-spoken widowed mother, mistress of Windy Corner, who values social ease over pretension and is baffled by her daughter's inner turmoil.

Also known as: mother

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Meet Mrs. Honeychurch

Mrs. Honeychurch is the sensible, plain-spoken widowed mother of Lucy and Freddy Honeychurch, and the mistress of Windy Corner. She values social ease over pretension and meets her daughter’s growing inner turmoil with practical concern, though she cannot quite understand what troubles Lucy.

On the page

A homely, practical middle-aged English matron in the comfortable dress of a country widow, given to writing letters and fussing over her new carpet.

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