Right Ho, Jeeves · Character

Angela

Aunt Dahlia's daughter and Tuppy's fiancée, whose injured pride and quick temper have turned a lovers' quarrel into a full-blown standoff.

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Also known as Miss Angela, young Angela

First appearance: i

As a supporting figure in Right Ho, Jeeves, Angela is not background color—the story leans on what they do once the chapter opens.

Mentioned as having broken off her engagement with Tuppy Glossop.

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Angela loves Tuppy still, but she will not be the one to yield, and her wrinkled nose and cold looks reduce him to elaborate schemes of indirect apology. She is sharp, proud, and entirely her mother's daughter, which makes her a formidable opponent in any domestic negotiation. Her estrangement from Tuppy is one of the romantic tangles Bertie is determined to resolve, with predictably mixed results.

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Relationship types

Romantic
Social
Professional
Family

Character groups

Brinkley Court Household
Protagonist

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Setup
Escalation
Breaking point
Closing

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Relationships

Tuppy Glossop
romantic · positive
Angela and Tuppy are lovers whose relationship is marked by frequent quarrels and… How this plays out →
Gussie Fink-Nottle
social · ambivalent
Bosher
family · positive
Jeeves
professional · positive
Aunt Dahlia
family · positive
Bertram Wooster
family · positive
Tuppy Glossop
romantic · positive
Angela and Tuppy are lovers whose relationship is marked by frequent quarrels and… How this plays out →
Aunt Dahlia
family · positive
Gussie Fink-Nottle
social · ambivalent
Tuppy Glossop
romantic · positive
Angela and Tuppy are lovers whose relationship is marked by frequent quarrels and… How this plays out →
Gussie Fink-Nottle
social · ambivalent
Bertram Wooster
family · positive

Tuppy Glossop
Angela and Tuppy are lovers whose relationship is marked by frequent quarrels and reconciliations.
Gussie Fink-Nottle
Angela and Gussie are acquaintances, with Angela occasionally involved in Gussie's romantic schemes.
Bosher
Angela is Bosher's cousin, and they share a teasing but affectionate sibling-like bond.
Jeeves
Angela interacts with Jeeves as a family member of his employer, often benefiting from his schemes.
Aunt Dahlia
Angela is Aunt Dahlia's daughter, and they have a close but occasionally contentious mother-daughter relationship.
Bertram Wooster
Angela is Bertram's cousin, and they share a playful, teasing bond.
Tuppy Glossop
Angela and Tuppy are lovers whose relationship is marked by frequent quarrels and reconciliations.
Aunt Dahlia
Angela is Aunt Dahlia's daughter, and they have a close but occasionally contentious mother-daughter relationship.
Gussie Fink-Nottle
Angela and Gussie are acquaintances, with Angela occasionally involved in Gussie's romantic schemes.
Tuppy Glossop
Angela and Tuppy are lovers whose relationship is marked by frequent quarrels and reconciliations.
Gussie Fink-Nottle
Angela and Gussie are acquaintances, with Angela occasionally involved in Gussie's romantic schemes.
Bertram Wooster
Angela is Bertram's cousin, and they share a playful, teasing bond.

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Angela appears across 17 companion beats. Open any chapter in the free preview to see the notes beside the text.

VI
Mentioned as having broken off her engagement with Tuppy Glossop.
VII
Her rift with Tuppy is the main concern; Bertie is fond of her and wants to bring back her happiness.
VIII
Angela is mentioned as the object of Tuppy's continued affection, though she is not present in the chapter.
Chapter IX
Mentioned as the one Tuppy loves; Bertie plans to roast Tuppy to her.
Chapter X
Mentioned as having an aching heart due to a misunderstanding with Tuppy.
Chapter XI
Mentioned as the object of Tuppy's suspicions; Bertie plans to speak with her.
Chapter XII
Present in the larder scene, she mocks Tuppy's appetite and compares him to a python, deeply wounding his pride.
XIII
Found Tuppy in the larder with a steak-and-kidney pie and made caustic remarks; Bertie plans to roast Tuppy to her to trigger her maternal instincts.
XIV
Bertie's cousin; appears pale and drawn, agrees with Bertie's criticisms of Tuppy.
XV
Mentioned as the subject of Tuppy's jealousy and Bertie's roasting.
XVI
Mentioned in Bertie's reflections; her relationship with Tuppy is strained.
XVIII
Mentioned as being engaged to Gussie, causing Tuppy's rage.
XIX
Reveals her engagement to Gussie was a gesture to make Tuppy jealous; refuses to end it.
Chapter XX
Angela is mentioned as being engaged to Gussie, planning an October wedding.
XXI
Kisses Madeline and expresses hope for happiness with Gussie.
XXII
Leaning against the sundial with a peeved look.
Chapter XXIII
Reconciled with Tuppy Glossop; shared stories of Bertie's childhood with Tuppy in the garden.

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