Hilda Rumpole

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Hilda Rumpole is the formidable and often domineering wife of barrister Horace Rumpole in John Mortimer’s "Rumpole of the Bailey" stories.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
literary character
appearsIn Rumpole of the Bailey (short stories) NERFINISHED
Rumpole of the Bailey (television series) NERFINISHED
associatedWith English legal milieu
basedOn English middle-class wives stereotype
characterTrait controlling
critical
domineering
formidable
practical
socially ambitious
creator John Mortimer NERFINISHED
familyRelation daughter of a judge
fictionalUniverse Rumpole of the Bailey NERFINISHED
gender female
genre comedy-drama
legal drama
hasRelationshipDynamic often exasperated with Horace Rumpole
pressures Horace Rumpole to seek advancement
homeLocation London NERFINISHED
influences Horace Rumpole’s career decisions
medium prose fiction
television drama
nationality British
nickname She Who Must Be Obeyed NERFINISHED
occupation housewife
portrayedAs domestic authority figure
foil to Horace Rumpole’s independence
relatedTo Rumpole family NERFINISHED
roleInStory domestic antagonist
wife of the protagonist
speaksLanguage English NERFINISHED
spouse Horace Rumpole NERFINISHED

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She who must be obeyed refersTo Hilda Rumpole
She who must be obeyed associatedWith Hilda Rumpole
Rumpole novels featuresCharacter Hilda Rumpole