What should be the mother's status in an ideal family?How does it compare with reality?Answer in 125 words giving examples from the play "mother's day"

You can refer to the following points to frame an answer:

• A mother holds a very high importance in a family. She is of equal importance like others in a family.
• The tasks that she does for her family out the unconditional love and care are commendable. Mrs. Pearson has selfless love for her family.
• At certain points in time, such efforts are not appreciated by the family members. The gestures that a mother shows are taken for granted. For example, Doris, Cyril and George take her efforts for granted. They, knowingly or unknowingly, do not give her the respect and dignity that she deserves. She has been reduced to a mere service provider.
• At times, even the mother has to make others realize her position in the family. The way Mrs. Pearson’s children and husband realize that she has her own self-respect and dignity, their attitude changed towards her.
• This is true in reality as well. Housewives and working women both have to go through the same problems at least once in their lives.