the Queen Elizabeth Room
Also Mrs Spottsworth’s room, Mrs Spottsworth’s sleeping quarters, the scene of the crime
The best bedroom at the Abbey, given to Mrs Spottsworth, from which Bill steals the pendant.
Connections
dealings
- receives Mrs Spottsworth 1
Scenes set here
- Bill takes the pendant from Mrs Spottsworth's jewel case, but Pomona greets him with ecstatic screams and he bolts back to his room, watched by Jill.Chapter 15, the Queen Elizabeth Room
Talked about, but not there
- Monica goes into the old living room, full of childhood memories, and Jill comes in from the garden and they embrace.Chapters 2–5, the living room, as
the Queen Elizabeth room
- Jill, gloomy and suspicious, learns Bill is in the garden with Mrs Spottsworth; Captain Biggar praises the spider sequence, and Bill returns to report that the pendant came off but fell down the front of Mrs Spottsworth's dress.Chapters 13–14, the living room, as
my room
- With the abbey asleep, Jeeves comes to the sleepless Bill with a plan: he borrows Mrs Spottsworth's smelling salts on the pretext that Bill has fainted at the sight of Lady Agatha's ghost, so that she will hurry to the ruined chapel and leave her room free.Chapter 15, the Henry VIII Room
- Jeeves, carrying the champagne through the living room, meets Jill coming in through the french window.Chapters 18–21, the living room, as
Mrs Spottsworth’s room
- Mrs Spottsworth finds the repentant Biggar on the rustic seat with the pendant, demolishes his code by revealing that Tubby Frobisher has married a rich widow, and gets engaged to him.Chapter 22, the rustic seat, as
the scene of the crime
- Mrs Spottsworth announces her engagement and, on Jeeves's suggestion, buys the abbey to ship to California, saving Bill, while Jeeves gives notice to return to the expelled Bertie and Rory rings Harrige's about the TV.Chapter 22, the living room, as
my room