Jeeves and Wooster Stories

Plan: a listing of the Jeeves and Wooster stories, in order

Title Details
Thank You, Jeeves Published: 1934
Tension: Bertie's Banjolele
Couple(s): - Pauline Stoker & Chuffy (Marmaduke, Lord Chuffnell)
- Roderick Glossop & Chuffy's Aunt Myrtle
Thug(s): J. Washburn Stoker, Police Sergeant Voules, Constable Dobson
Location: Chuffnell Hall, Somerset
MacGuffin:Butter
Right Ho, Jeeves Published: 1934
Tension: Bertie's white mess jacket
Couple(s): - Gussie Fink-Nottle & Madeline Bassett
- Tuppy Glossop & Angela Travers
Thug(s): Tuppy Glossop
Location: Brinkley Court
MacGuffin: The key to Brinkley Court
The Code of the Woosters Published: 1938
Tension: Jeeves wants them to go on a world cruise
Couple(s): - Gussie Fink-Nottle & Madeline Bassett
- Stephanie Stiffy Byng & Harold Pinker
Thug(s): Sir Watkyn Bassett, Roderick Spode, Constable Oates
Location: Totleigh Towers
MacGuffin(ae): Silver cow-creamer, Gussie's notebook, Oates' helmet
Joy in the Morning Published: 1946
Tension: Jeeves wants to go fishing
Couple(s): Florence Cray & D'Arcy "Stilton" Cheesewright
- Zenobia "Nobby" Hopwood & George "Boko" Fittleworth
- Chichester Clam & Lord Worplesdon
Thug(s): Stilton, Lord Worplesdon,
Location: Bumpleigh Hall, Steeple Bumpleigh
MacGuffin(ae): A brooch for Florence, Bertie's letter re Florence
The Mating Season Published: 1949
Tension:
Couple(s): - Gussie Fink-Nottle & Madeline Bassett
- Esmond Haddock & Corky Potter-Pirbright
- Catsmeat Potter-Pirbright & Gertrude Winkworth
Thug(s):
Location: Deverill Hall, King's Deverill
MacGuffin:
Jeeves and the Feudal Spirit Published: 1954
Tension:
Couple(s):
Thug(s):
Location:
MacGuffin:
Jeeves in the Offing Published: 1960
Tension:
Couple(s):
Thug(s):
Location:
MacGuffin:
Stiff Upper Lip, Jeeves Published: 1963
Tension:
Couple(s):
Thug(s):
Location:
MacGuffin:
Much Obliged, Jeeves Published: 1971
Tension:
Couple(s):
Thug(s):
Location:
MacGuffin:
Aunts Aren't Gentlemen Published: 1974
Tension:
Couple(s):
Thug(s):
Location:
MacGuffin:

I've excluded the short stories, and the novel "Ring for Jeeves" (1953) as it doesn't contain Bertie Wooster.

Best realisation so far is the surprising identity of one of the "couples" whom Jeeves and Wooster are assisting. It is mandatory in each J&W novel that J and or W will be called on to help a particular couple to get together, despite the hardships of the world presenting untold obstacles. Thus I've listed Couple(s): as a chief property of each novel. The surprising couple is "Chichester Clam & Lord Worplesdon" who are, I kid you not, hoping to unite Clam's Clam Line with Worplesdon's Pink Funnel line.

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