Clarence Threepwood, ninth Earl of Emsworth, amiable and boneheaded peer, appears first in Something Fresh; a long, lean, bald-headed, stringy man of about sixty with a reedy tenor voice, a widower for 25 years. Called Fathead at Eton in the 60s. Cl...
Sebastian Beach, formerly an under-footman, then a footman, is the Butler at Blandings Castle in Something Fresh, Leave It to Psmith, Lord Emsworth Acts for the Best, Pig-Hoo-o-o-o-ey!, Company for Gertrude, Summer Lightning, Go-Getter, Heavy Weather, The...
Lady Constance Keeble, nee Threepwood, widow of the late Joseph Keeble, who made a packet out East; sister of Lord Emsworth and chatelaine of Blandings in Leave It to Psmith, Pig-Hoo-o-o-o-ey!, Lord Emsworth and the Girl Friend, Summer Lightning, Go-Gette...
The Hon. Galahad Threepwood, the only genuinely distinguished Threepwood, Lady Constance Keebles "deplorable brother" in many stories and novels. Younger brother of Clarence, Lord Emsworth; all but one of his ten sisters regard him as a waster. Lady...
George Alexander "Stinker" Pyke, First Viscount (but only a Baron in Frozen Assets) Tilbury, younger brother of American millionaire Edmund Biffen Pyke. Founder-proprietor of the Mammoth Publishing Co., of Tilbury House, Tilbury St., London, publishers of...
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Character by P.G. Wodehouse...
Berkeley or Boko Bagshott, father of Samuel Galahad Bagshott, owned a whacking big house in Sussex near Petworth. One of the brightest brains in the old Pelican Club, he got his annual medical checkup each year without cost by pretending to be about to in...
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Montague "Monty" Bodkin is the second-richest member of the Drones Club (the richest being Oofy Prosser). He is tall and slender, and has butter-coloured hair. The son of a solicitor with a small country-town practice, Monty inherited his money from an au...