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Jane Read is the mother of Arthur, D.W., and Kate. She is married to David Read, and works as a full-time work-at-home tax accountant.
Jane is quite caring and loving to her three children, though seems passively exasperated on a daily basis due to the antics of her kids. She is a bit more strict than her husband, usually with D.W. as David is with Arthur. Arthur always refers to her as "Mom", but D.W. usually refers to her as "Mommy", because D.W. is younger than Arthur. She wants the best for her children, like making sure they keep their rooms clean. Jane is also the most talented at cleaning the house. Jane can sometimes be quite firm when Arthur and D.W. are frequently arguing and quarreling. Jane also does not seem to mind D.W.'s bothering of Arthur, as she usually sighs and goes about her day whenever Arthur complains of D.W.'s tomfoolery. She also may have a more greedy and self-absorbed side, as she fantasizes of one day escaping her family life to pursue personal interests (as seen in "Pick a Car, Any Car").
dth1971Jane Read is the mother of Arthur, D.W., and Kate. She is married to David Read, and works as a full-time work-at-home tax accountant.
Jane is quite caring and loving to her three children, though seems passively exasperated on a daily basis due to the antics of her kids. She is a bit more strict than her husband, usually with D.W. as David is with Arthur. Arthur always refers to her as "Mom", but D.W. usually refers to her as "Mommy", because D.W. is younger than Arthur. She wants the best for her children, like making sure they keep their rooms clean. Jane is also the most talented at cleaning the house. Jane can sometimes be quite firm when Arthur and D.W. are frequently arguing and quarreling. Jane also does not seem to mind D.W.'s bothering of Arthur, as she usually sighs and goes about her day whenever Arthur complains of D.W.'s tomfoolery. She also may have a more greedy and self-absorbed side, as she fantasizes of one day escaping her family life to pursue personal interests (as seen in "Pick a Car, Any Car").
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