When she is disappointed, she gets an "awful suffering look" on her face, "like the picture of Jesus' mother in the museum." 
When she is disappointed, she gets an "awful suffering look" on her face, "like the picture of Jesus' mother in the museum." Her family consists of a daughter who she dresses up to trap a man, a son who is nicknamed "Shakespeare" by his co-worker, and a husband who "fell in love with long distance". This woman, who despairs of her daughter's chances at getting any gentleman callers, often recounts times when she had many gentleman callers, all sons of planters except for the man she married. FTP, name this character, the overbearing matriarch of the Wingfield family of The Glass Menagerie.
When she is disappointed, she gets an "awful suffering look" on her face, "like the picture of Jesus' mother in the museum."
{Amanda} Wingfield (prompt on {Wingfield})