Mrs. Banks is a character from the beloved Disney film, Mary Poppins. She is portrayed as a caring mother who is often preoccupied with her social responsibilities and the expectations of her role in society. Her character reflects the struggles of women in the early 20th century, balancing family life with societal pressures. In the story, Mrs. Banks is married to Mr. Banks, a banker who is focused on his job. She is also an advocate for women's rights, participating in the suffragette movement. Her character evolves throughout the film, ultimately realizing the importance of family and joy over societal expectations.