Tough and pragmatic, Matron did her training during the war. Her military background has shaped the way she deals with the world. She likes structure, hierarchy and clear rules. Now running Stanton House and the adoption of hundreds of children, Matron believes in the system. She takes in unwanted girls when no one else will, offering them a safe haven. In return they work for her, supporting an overstretched hospital system and earning their keep. Matron arranges the adoption of their children and offers them a chance to walk away with a clean slate - to start their lives again without shame or stigma. Despite the status quo being challenged by the residents of Stanton House and its recent graduates, in season two, Matron will show a side not seen before, as she cares for those who need her most.
(Source: Nine Network)
