Bulldog Drummond · Character

Mr. Jerome K. Green

An American associate of Potts, calm and resourceful.

minor

Also known as Mr. Green, Jerry, the phlegmatic Mr. Green

First appearance: i in which he takes tea at the carlton and is surprised

Mr. Jerome K. Green shows up with force in Prologue. The page is where that presence becomes real.

American guest, skeptical and demanding the Count reveal his identity before committing.

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Mr. Jerome K. Green first appears in 0001 i in which he takes tea at the carlton and is surprised.

In Prologue: American guest, skeptical and demanding the Count reveal his identity before committing.

Later, in IV: American detective who approaches Drummond at the Ritz; shows his police badge and explains he is searching for the missing Hiram Potts, having been tipped off about Drummond.

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Prologue
American guest, skeptical and demanding the Count reveal his identity before committing.
IV
American detective who approaches Drummond at the Ritz; shows his police badge and explains he is searching for the missing Hiram Potts, having been tipped off about Drummond.
IX: In Which He Has a Near Shave
American detective; identifies Peterson as a master criminal; helps remove a dart from Drummond's sleeve.
I
American detective who identifies Peterson's financier companions and theorizes about a grand scheme to destabilize England.
II
The American detective arrives after the commotion, examines the darts, and warns Drummond of the narrow escape.
IV
Accompanies Drummond to Godalming, warns about the letter possibly being a forgery, and later drives the car back to London.
Chapter II
Returns with Darrell and the rescue party.
III
The American detective who helps subdue the guard and provides gelignite for the safe.
III
The American detective on the roof, chewing gum and observing the scene.
In Which the Last Round Takes Place
The American detective who analyzes the ledger and explains Peterson's manipulation of revolutionary leaders.
I
American detective who provides insight into Peterson's scheme and uses gelignite to open the safe.
Chapter II
American detective waiting to take Potts back to his family; shows his police badge.

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