Mary Lennox

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Mary Lennox is the orphaned, initially sour young heroine of Frances Hodgson Burnett’s novel "The Secret Garden," whose discovery of a hidden garden transforms her life and character.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
literary character
protagonist
age child
appearsIn The Secret Garden NERFINISHED
associatedWithTheme friendship
healing
nature
rebirth
self-discovery
becomes caring
empathetic
kind
bornInFictionalSetting India NERFINISHED
centralSymbolRelation secret garden as symbol of inner growth
characterInGenre children's literature
novel
createdBy Frances Hodgson Burnett NERFINISHED
discovers the secret garden NERFINISHED
experiencesTransformation emotional growth
physical health improvement
firstPublishedIn 1911
friend Dickon Sowerby NERFINISHED
Martha Sowerby NERFINISHED
gender female
guardian Archibald Craven NERFINISHED
hasFamilyStatus orphan
hasHealthCondition sickly (initially)
hasOccupation none (child)
hasPersonalityTrait selfish
sour
spoiled
languageOfWork English
literaryPeriod Edwardian era literature NERFINISHED
livesAt Misselthwaite Manor NERFINISHED
movesToFictionalSetting Misselthwaite Manor NERFINISHED
nationality British
relative Colin Craven NERFINISHED
restores the secret garden NERFINISHED
undergoesArc from isolation to connection
undergoesCharacterDevelopment yes

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