The Lover

Who is The Mother (Marie Legrand) from The Lover and what is their importance?

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Marie Legrand, the narrator's mother, is a dominant character in the novel noted more for her absence and emotional distance than for an active role in parenting. She runs a French-language school when the narrator meets the lover. Marie has been married at least twice—the first time to a Mr. Dark, the second time to the unnamed father of the narrator. She has three children.

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