Jeeves

Bosher

Bosher is the employer and Jeeves is his valet, with Jeeves often subtly manipulating Bosher for his own good.

Gussie Fink-Nottle

Jeeves acts as a manipulative mentor to Gussie, orchestrating his actions to resolve romantic entanglements.

Aunt Dahlia

Aunt Dahlia employs Jeeves and relies on his cleverness to solve family problems.

Angela

Angela interacts with Jeeves as a family member of his employer, often benefiting from his schemes.

Tuppy Glossop

Jeeves subtly manipulates Tuppy to resolve romantic conflicts, acting as a puppet master.

Bertram Wooster

Bertram is Jeeves's employer, but Jeeves often outsmarts and guides him.

Bosher

Bosher is the employer and Jeeves is his valet, with Jeeves often subtly manipulating Bosher for his own good.

Aunt Dahlia

Aunt Dahlia employs Jeeves and relies on his cleverness to solve family problems.

Gussie Fink-Nottle

Jeeves acts as a manipulative mentor to Gussie, orchestrating his actions to resolve romantic entanglements.

Gussie Fink-Nottle

Jeeves acts as a manipulative mentor to Gussie, orchestrating his actions to resolve romantic entanglements.

Tuppy Glossop

Jeeves subtly manipulates Tuppy to resolve romantic conflicts, acting as a puppet master.

Tuppy Glossop

Jeeves subtly manipulates Tuppy to resolve romantic conflicts, acting as a puppet master.

Right Ho, Jeeves

Bertie's valet, whose wisdom is sought by Gussie and others.

I

Valet and counsellor; reveals that Gussie Fink-Nottle has been consulting him about his romantic troubles.

II

Devised the Mephistopheles costume plan for Gussie; is criticized by Bertie for being too elaborate.

III

Brings in the telegrams, advises Bertie to go to Brinkley Court, and maintains his disapproval of the mess jacket.

IV

Enters with tea; announces Gussie Fink-Nottle's arrival at the end of the chapter.

V

Jeeves prepares a restorative pick-me-up for Bertie and reports Gussie's misadventures at the fancy-dress ball, including his wrong address and flight from a cabman.

VI

Present during the conversation; Bertie sends a telegram through him and later discusses the prize-giving plan.

VII

Mentioned as having attempted to leave Bertie's white mess-jacket behind; Bertie feels a 'passing coolness' toward him.

VIII

Jeeves is mentioned when Tuppy mistakenly credits him for Bertie's plan, causing Bertie irritation.

Chapter IX

Criticizes Bertie's plan and suggests an alternative involving a fire alarm.

Chapter XI

Reports to Bertie the details of Gussie's nervous newt monologue to Madeline.

Chapter XII

Mentions that Bertie was about to describe his plan to Jeeves when Tuppy interrupted; he later enters to remove the tea tray.

XIII

Advises against lacing Gussie's juice, citing a parrot incident; refuses to cooperate with Bertie's scheme.

XVI

Discusses Gussie's visit to Bertie's room; reveals he did not dispose of the laced orange juice, leading to the realization that Gussie drank it.

XVII

Accompanies Bertie to Market Snodsbury; informs Bertie of Gussie's engagement to Madeline Bassett; later reports the chaotic end of the prize-giving.

XVIII

Discreetly leaves and returns; locks the door; informs Bertie of Gussie's hiding place.

XXI

Proposes the fire-alarm scheme to reunite couples, still mentally sharp.

XXII

Devised the fire bell scheme; present on the lawn after the alarm.

Chapter XXIII

Reveals his true plan: using Bertie as a mutual dislike to reunite the couples; admits to ruining Bertie's mess-jacket but secures happy endings.