anothe mother and little girl, "who she" protectively moves behind her??? <They walk past another mother and little girl, who she protectively moves behind her as the Scavos walk past. Because this is the girl that is covered from head to foot in blue paint, Lynette looks shocked, she can’t believe what her boys did!> My questions in the context above are: 1. They walk past another mother and little girl, ~~ -> Should it (another mother and little girl) be considered as 'singular'? not 'plural?' If so, is it just because of 'another'? 2. They walk past another mother and little girl, who she protectively moves behind her as the Scavos walk past. -> I don't get clear that how can the word 'she' appear right after who? Is it possible? If so, what the word 'she' exactly stands for? Daughter? I'm really confusing about this. Please help me...