Marilla Cuthbert

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Marilla Cuthbert
Status:	Alive
Occupation:	Housewife
Family:	Matthew Cuthbert (brother) Michael Cuthbert (brother ; deceased) Anne Shirley Cuthbert (adoptive daughter)
Allies:	Matthew Cuthbert Anne Shirley Cuthbert Rachel Lynde Gilbert Blythe John Blythe
First appearance:	Your Will Shall Decide Your Destiny
Last appearance:	The Better Feeling of My Heart
Portrayer:	Geraldine James

Marilla Cuthbert is one of the main characters of Anne. She is portrayed by Geraldine James.

CBC Biography

A self-restrained woman with no patience for sentiment or frivolity, Marilla’s dormant maternal nature and wry sense of humour are rekindled in relationship to Anne. She is played by Geraldine James.

Story

Marilla has lived with her brother, Matthew Cuthbert, ever since her other brother died. It was also confirmed that she had a relationship with John Blythe, but dumped him after he asked her to go with him on his travels around the world.

Gallery

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Episode Appearances

Season 1 Ep. 1: "Your Will Shall Decide Your Destiny" Ep. 2: "I Am No Bird, and No Net Ensnares Me" Ep. 3: "But What Is So Headstrong as Youth?" Ep. 4: "An Inward Treasure is Born" Ep. 5: "Tightly Knotted to a Similar String" Ep. 6:" Remorse Is the Poison of Life" Ep. 7:" Wherever You Are Is My Home" Season 2 Ep. 1: "Youth is the Season of Hope" Ep. 2: "Signs are Small Measurable Things, but Interpretations are Illimitable" Ep. 3: "The True Seeing is Within" Ep. 4: "The Painful Eagerness of Unfed Hope" Ep. 5: "The Determining Acts of Her Life" Ep. 6: "I Protest Against Any Absolute Conclusion" Ep. 7: "Memory Has as Many Moods as The Temper" Ep. 8: "Struggling Against the Perception of Facts" Ep. 9: "What We Have Been Makes Us What We Are" Ep. 10: "The Growing Good of the World"

Notes

• John Blythe called her "Mar" and gave her the blue ribbon that she gifts to Anne.