Lord Peter Wimsey

Mr. Bredon

Mr. Bredon is a pseudonym used by Lord Peter during an undercover investigation, making this a professional alter-ego relationship.

Sir Impey Biggs

Sir Impey Biggs is a prominent barrister who frequently collaborates with Lord Peter on legal matters and criminal cases.

Thomas Macpherson

Thomas Macpherson is likely a police or legal professional assisting Lord Peter in investigations.

Miss Twitterton

Miss Twitterton is a witness or acquaintance involved in the social circle of a case Lord Peter is working on.

Paul Melville

Paul Melville is a suspect or antagonist who opposes Lord Peter during an investigation.

Great-Uncle Joseph

Great-Uncle Joseph is an elderly relative of Lord Peter, likely involved in a family-related mystery.

Bunter

Bunter is Lord Peter's loyal valet and trusted assistant in his detective work.

Mrs. Ruyslaender

Mrs. Ruyslaender is a social acquaintance or witness in one of Lord Peter's cases.

Detective Inspector Parker

Detective Inspector Parker is a close friend and professional ally of Lord Peter, often collaborating on police investigations.

Mr. Wilberforce Pope

Mr. Wilberforce Pope is a suspect or adversarial figure in a criminal investigation.

Gherkins

Gherkins is likely a nickname for a minor character or servant in Lord Peter's social circle.

Duchess of Medway

The Duchess of Medway is an aristocratic social acquaintance of Lord Peter.

The Abominable History of the Man with Copper Fingers

Present at the Egotists' Club; prompts Varden to tell his story and later recounts his own involvement with Eric P. Loder.

The Entertaining Episode of the Article in Question

Displays his characteristic inquisitiveness, investigating a suspicious couple at the station and later visiting the Dowager Duchess of Medway.

The Fascinating Problem of Uncle Meleager’s Will

Agrees to help Hannah Marryat find her uncle's will, deduces clues from crossword puzzles.

The Fantastic Horror of the Cat in the Bag

Narrates and orchestrates the chase and arrest.

The Unprincipled Affair of the Practical Joker

Agrees to help Mrs. Ruyslaender recover the stolen diamonds and portrait, and later sets up a card game with Paul Melville.

The Undignified Melodrama of the Bone of Contention

Reveals the conspiracy and returns the Nüremberg Chronicle, asserting his role as detective.

The Vindictive Story of the Footsteps That Ran

Investigates the murder scene with keen observation, questioning the window-cleaner's visit and the direction of the footsteps.

The Bibulous Business of a Matter of Taste

Arrives at the Count's château; one of two claimants to the identity.

The Learned Adventure of the Dragon's Head

Accompanies his nephew Gherkins to a bookshop, buys the Cosmographia, and later investigates the treasure clue and foils a burglary.

The Piscatorial Farce of the Stolen Stomach

Visits Macpherson in Scotland, investigates the will at Somerset House, and consults Mr. Abrahams about the diamonds.

The Unsolved Puzzle of the Man with No Face

Engages in conversation with fellow passengers about the East Felpham murder, later meets Inspector Winterbottom and presents a detailed theory about the crime.

The Adventurous Exploit of the Cave of Ali Baba

The prisoner, revealed to be alive and undercover, bargaining for his life.

Solution to the Crossword in Uncle Mealager’s Will

Solves the crossword puzzle in Uncle Meleager's will, showcasing his detective skills and intellect.