mrs. twemlow
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Clarence Threepwood
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...
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Sebastian Beach
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...
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Rupert Baxter
Secretary to Lord Emsworth, also to J. Horace Jeavons and later to the Duke of Dunstable...
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Ashe Marson
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Joan Valentine
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Aline Peters
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Mrs. Twemlow
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Mrs. Bell
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Richard Jones
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George Emerson
a forthright young man staying at the same pension as Lucy Honeychurch...
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Lord Stockheath
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Adams
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Thorne
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George Threepwood
George Threepwood, Lord Bosham, elder son and heir of Clarence, Earl of Emsworth, brother of Freddie, nephew to Constance Keeble; husband of Cicely Donaldson in Uncle Fred in the Springtime, father of James and George in The Crime Wave at Blandings (in So...
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Ann Warblington
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Merridew
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James
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Alfred
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Mildred Mant
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Horace Mant
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Judson
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Algernon Wooster
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Billy
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Muriel
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Dr. Bird
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Slingsby
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Chester
Race: centaurTalent: Conjuring a silver fluteDescription: A strong-willed centaur with a homely face, but handsome hindquarters. He is married to Cherie, sire of Chem and Chet, and nephew of Herman the Hermit. The flute that he conjures plays beautiful mu...
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Ferris
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Miss Willoughby
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