She remembers what Christopher tells her about his likes and dislikes
She shows interest in Christopher and his life
She knows things about Christopher because she has noticed some of the things he does
She tells him the truth about Mother and Mr. Shears’ relationship
She’s been left by Mr. Shears (Roger)
She tries to change Christopher’s mind about going to London
She worries about Christopher
Christopher finds it easier to talk to her than to other “strangers.”
Christopher shows his trust in her when he asks her to take care of Toby (the rat) when he’s going to London.
Christopher doesn’t tell Father that he talked to Mrs. Alexander; he keeps her as a secret.
Christopher sees Mrs. Alexander as a possibility to ask questions that he can’t ask Father.
Quotes:
Page 51: It’s very nice of you to come and say hello.”
Page 52: “Do you want to come in for tea?”
Page 77: “I’m not a stranger Christopher, I’m a friend.”
Page 77: “If you want to talk about this you can come and see me anytime you want. You only have to knock on my door.”
Page 166: “I really don’t think that would be a good idea Christopher.”
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