Mary- Ann used the Book of Goblins as a way to cope with her own trauma- her strained relationship with her mother gave rise to the “Gold Lady” her toxic relationship with Tom Vecchi became the “Mad Hunter” and, most notably, writing the story of the Wise Princess and her Crown helped Mary- Ann cope with the death of her infant son Leo. She invented many characters featured in the Book of Goblins, including the Mad Hunter, and was depicted as the runaway 'Wise Princess' in the Book. Mary- Ann also had a vivid imagination that brought her closer to her children.
She was simultaneously very kind and very harsh with the twins, often promising them things one day and ignoring them the next. The twins had a somewhat sheltered upbringing, mentioning that their mother often scared people away. Instead, she would bring home a stack of books rather than let them watch TV. Mary-Ann would not allow her children to have a TV in the house, openly becoming annoyed by Tyler watching "Star Wars" at his friend's house. This causes uncertainty among the twins, who had initially believed that their mother tried to murder Tyler due to his transgender identity. Many people who knew her stated that she was not the kind of person that they would expect to see murder her children, or discriminate against people who were "different".
The consensus among many of the townsfolk is that Mary-Ann was a genuine person who was passionate about eco-friendly living. Mary- Ann is portrayed as a complex character in the series, and the twins seek to uncover her true motives and find out more about their past. She is frequently seen wearing the yellow raincoat she wore on the night of her death. Mary- Ann had brown hair, pale skin, and blue eyes.
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