Characters in The Unpleasantness At The Bellona Club
- Lord Peter Wimsey – an aristocratic amateur detective, Bellona Club member
- Detective-Inspector Charles Parker – Wimsey's friend.
- Mervyn Bunter – Wimsey's manservant.
- Mr. Murbles – solicitor to the Wimsey and Fentiman families.
- General Fentiman (deceased) – an elderly retired solder. Bellona Club member.
- Lady Dormer (deceased) – General Fentiman's wealthy widowed sister.
- Major Robert Fentiman – General Fentiman's older grandson. Bellona Club member.
- Captain George Fentiman – the General's younger grandson. Bellona Club member.
- Sheila Fentiman – George's harassed and hard-working wife.
- Ann Dorland – distant relative and companion of Lady Dormer.
- Dr Penberthy – an impecunious physician. Bellona Club member.
- Marjorie Phelps – an artist friend of Wimsey and also Ann Dorland.
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