Answer:
Though she is a grown woman, she is juvenile in appearance and demeanor.
Explanation:
The descriptions given of the woman in the book, 'Revolt of a Mother', were those of a child. The descriptions are those of a juvenile or immature child. Her forehead was described as mild and benevolent. This is unlike the features of an adult which should be hardened because of years of suffering.
Her demeanour was also juvenile for she was presented as a calm and meek person. Her eyes expressed calmness.
