Feehan, Mary Edward, 1878-
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Open pageMary's Rainbow by Feehan, Mary Edward, 1878- is often approached through characters such as Berta, Gene, Wilhelmina. This page gathers the main figures and reading paths tied to the work.
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Mary's Rainbow also supports character-driven reading because the work has a recognizable cast that can be explored one figure at a time.
Berta: A spirited, protective young twin who speaks in a distinct childlike dialect and delights in imaginative play. Known for protective of her sister; physically intervenes when Beth is teased; Defensive and proud — confronts a guest for laughing at their mistakes; Playful, quick to move from offense to merriment; enjoys imaginative play.
Gene: a practical, grateful young woman who serves as a dependable caregiver in a household that has come to treat her as family. Known for responsible, caretaker of Mary; grateful and modest about her place in the household; cheerful, lighthearted.
Wilhelmina: A dependable helper at the convent called upon to look after visiting children. Known for participates in childcare responsibilities; portrayed as a reliable helper.; Present and socially integrated in the children's visit (accepted by the group).
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Open pageBerta: A spirited, protective young twin who speaks in a distinct childlike dialect and delights in imaginative play. Known for protective of her sister; physically intervenes when Beth is teased; Defensive and proud — confronts a guest for laughing at their mistakes; Playful, quick to move from offense to merriment; enjoys imaginative play.
Open pageGene: a practical, grateful young woman who serves as a dependable caregiver in a household that has come to treat her as family. Known for responsible, caretaker of Mary; grateful and modest about her place in the household; cheerful, lighthearted.
Open pageWilhelmina: A dependable helper at the convent called upon to look after visiting children. Known for participates in childcare responsibilities; portrayed as a reliable helper.; Present and socially integrated in the children's visit (accepted by the group).
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