At the Burrow, Pansy found herself in the position of being confided in (or complained to) by all parties. Ronald Weasley often asked her to intercede on his behalf with her sister, his wife. Mrs. Molly Weasley, the matriarch of the family, often complained to Pansy about Lavender’s parenting of Little Ron and Little Walter. And of course, her own sister complained about how her husband and mother-in-law treated her poorly, ignored her delicate condition and did not acknowledge her superior rank.