Help! Please!

[woffproff.livejournal.com]

I'm working on a J/W story as a Christmas present for a friend and I'm banging my head against the wall trying to remember something. Which girl is it who says that she believes she was a Christian slave and her sweetie was a king in Babylon? I can see Bertie's face, but I can't recall which episode (or story!) it is from.

Many thank-you's ahead of time!!!!!


EDIT: Oh wow---you people are wonderful!!!! This LJ Community is the best. Thanks so much.

(And if she gives permission, I will be sure to post the story! :)

Comments

[out-there.livejournal.com]

Pauline Stoker, in reference to Chuffy Chuffnell.

How frightening is it that I know this? Happens in S2, I think. It's the trombone/break up episode.

[msliz4857.livejournal.com]

Hee! We posted simultaneously. :) You were seconds before me.

[out-there.livejournal.com]

Bwah! It's a well-equipped fandom when it comes to random canon-details.

*hearts it*

[msliz4857.livejournal.com]

Hi there! If memory serves, that is from "Jeeves in the Country"; the girl in question is Pauline Stoker and the object of her affection is Marmaduke "Chuffy" Chuffnell.

Lucky friend to be getting J/W fic for Christmas! :) Will you post so we call can share? *bats eyelashes*

[skyblue-reverie.livejournal.com]

Hallo! I'm not sure which ep it was used in, but in the story "Bingo and the Little Woman," Bingo's talking to Bertie about the future Mrs. Bingo (Rosie M. Banks, although at the time he believes her to be a waitress) and says:

"Not in this life, no," said young Bingo. "But she has a sort of idea that we must have met in some previous existence. She thinks I must have been a king in Babylon when she was a Christian slave. I can't say I remember it myself, but there may be something in it."

Hope this helps!

[msliz4857.livejournal.com]

Hey, you're here too! :) *hug*

As I'm reading more of the books, it's interesting to see that, where episodes may be primarily based on specific stories, there are bits and pieces from other stories that are woven in.

[skyblue-reverie.livejournal.com]

Hello! *hugs back* Isn't this fandom the greatest? Someone asks for canon help and four people simul-post. :D

Yes, it's interesting when the eps take bits and pieces from different stories and different characters and weave them together. They did a really good job adapting the stories for TV.

In the books...

[jessebee.livejournal.com]

it was some waitress or another that Bingo Little had fallen for who said that to Bingo, I don't remember which story, though. Can't speak for the show....