Rommely family

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The Rommely family is a fictional immigrant family of strong-willed, working-class characters in Betty Smith’s novel "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn."

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Rommely family canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional family
literary character group
appearsIn A Tree Grows in Brooklyn
centralToCharacter Francie Nolan
createdBy Betty Smith
culturalContext Catholic
daughter Evie Rommely
Katie Rommely Nolan
linked to: Katie Rommely

Sissy Rommely
familyOrigin Austrian
firstPublicationContext A Tree Grows in Brooklyn (1943)
immigrantStatus immigrant family
influences Francie Nolan’s values
languageBackground German-speaking
literaryGenreContext Bildungsroman
motherFigure Mary Rommely
nationalityContext Austro-Hungarian immigrants
notableMember Evie Rommely
Katie Rommely Nolan
linked to: Katie Rommely

Mary Rommely
Sissy Rommely
portrayedAs deeply religious
hardworking
strong-willed
relatedFamily Nolan family
setIn Brooklyn
socialClass working class
thematicRole embodies working-class struggle
represents immigrant resilience
timePeriod early 20th century

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Evie Rommely partOf Rommely family
Rommely familyNameOf Rommely family