Right Ho, Jeeves · Character
Anatole
The Travers' legendary French chef, whose cooking is so sublime that Aunt Dahlia will endure any humiliation rather than lose him to a rival household.
supporting
Also known as Monsieur Anatole, Good old Anatole
First appearance: ii
As a supporting figure in Right Ho, Jeeves, Anatole is not background color—the story leans on what they do once the chapter opens.
Referenced as the superb chef whose cooking is used as leverage by Aunt Dahlia to persuade Bertie.
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Anatole never appears on the page, yet his cuisine governs the entire household's moods and loyalties, making him the most powerful absent presence at Brinkley Court. Aunt Dahlia's terror of losing him to Aunt Agatha…
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- Other
Character groups
- Brinkley Court Household
- Peripheral Acquaintances
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