Jesus's protective mother. She rescues him from an Alexandrian mob accusing him of murder. She insists on routing their journey to Nazareth, travels with the family through dangerous territories, and finally provides him with the answers to his pressing questions in Jerusalem.
Mary protects Jesus and provides emotional and spiritual guidance.
Mary is identified as Jesus's mother and rescues him from the Alexandrian mob. She later answers the questions he has been seeking.
They jointly protect and guide the family during the journey.
Joseph and Mary travel together as the parents leading their extended family from Alexandria to Nazareth and later toward Jerusalem.
They share the dangers and responsibilities of the family journey.
Mary travels with Cleopas as part of the extended family caravan on the road to Nazareth.
Mary's protection of Jesus places her against Severus's pursuit.
Mary travels with Jesus while Roman soldiers track the family, and the family hides from the soldiers on the road to Jerusalem.
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