A. B. Filmer and Bertie Wooster
- Bertie Wooster plays golf with A. B. Filmer Very Good, Jeeves 1
- Bertie Wooster dislikes A. B. Filmer Very Good, Jeeves 1
- A. B. Filmer takes a dislike to Bertie Wooster Very Good, Jeeves 1
- A. B. Filmer suspects Bertie Wooster Very Good, Jeeves 1
- Bertie Wooster was accused of marooning A. B. Filmer Much Obliged, Jeeves 1
- Bertie Wooster knows A. B. Filmer Much Obliged, Jeeves 3
They deal with each other in Very Good, Jeeves 1; Much Obliged, Jeeves 1, 3.
Scenes they share
- At the tennis party Bingo falls into his tennis trance and forgets Thomas, until a thunderstorm breaks.Chapter 1, the tennis lawn
- Bertie rows to the island, is chased up the Octagon by a nesting swan to sit beside Filmer in the rain, until Jeeves disposes of the swan; Filmer then concludes Thomas set his boat adrift.Chapter 1, the island
Every dealing, in order
Very Good, Jeeves
- Chapter 1Bertie Wooster plays golf daily with A. B. Filmer
- Chapter 1Bertie Wooster dislikes A. B. Filmer
- Chapter 1A. B. Filmer takes a dislike to Bertie Wooster
- Chapter 1A. B. Filmer comes to believe his boat was set adrift by Bertie Wooster