Mary Rommely

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Mary Rommely is the deeply religious, old-world immigrant grandmother in Betty Smith’s novel "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn," known for her enduring faith and influence on her daughter Katie Nolan and granddaughter Francie.

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instanceOf fictional character
literary character
novel character
appearsIn A Tree Grows in Brooklyn NERFINISHED
associatedWithTheme faith
generational sacrifice
immigrant experience
poverty and perseverance
characterTrait deeply religious
enduring faith
old-world values
optimistic
createdBy Betty Smith NERFINISHED
familyName Rommely NERFINISHED
gender female
givesAdviceTo Francie Nolan NERFINISHED
Katie Nolan NERFINISHED
hasChild Katie Nolan NERFINISHED
hasGrandchild Francie Nolan NERFINISHED
hasRole grandmother
immigrantFrom Austria NERFINISHED
immigrantTo United States NERFINISHED
influences Francie Nolan NERFINISHED
Katie Nolan NERFINISHED
languageSpoken German-accented English
literaryFunction moral center of the family
source of wisdom
nationality Austrian
relationshipTo grandmother of Francie Nolan
mother of Katie Nolan
religion Roman Catholicism
surface form: Catholicism
setting Brooklyn NERFINISHED
teachesValue education
faith in God
hope
reading
timePeriod early 20th century

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Katie Nolan in A Tree Grows in Brooklyn parent Mary Rommely
subject surface form: Katie Nolan