REMAINS OF THE DAY CHAPTER 2

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What is the breakfast time mentioned in the notes?

Breakfast is served at 7:30.

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Who is Miss Kenton married to?

Miss Kenton is divorced.

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Where does Miss Kenton currently live?

In a little village called Little Compton.

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What does Stevens feel about Miss Kenton's potential return to Darlington Hall?

He feels it would be a waste if she doesn't decide to work there again.

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What sound did Stevens hear coming from the room next door?

Coughing.

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What did Miss Kenton talk about regarding the view from her bedroom?

She mentioned the view of the second-floor bedroom during summer evenings.

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What is the profession of Stevens' father?

Stevens' father was an underbutler.

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What does Miss Kenton think Stevens left on the stairway?

She thinks he left a dustpan.

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What does Stevens refer to his father's room as?

A prison cell.

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How long did Stevens wait for breakfast at the table?

He waited for 54 years.

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How old is Stevens' father?

He is 72 years old.

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What kind of lamp is beside Stevens' father's bed?

An oil lamp.

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What does Stevens think about people who marry and leave their profession?

He doesn't like people who do that and calls them liaisons.

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What is the name of the chicken mentioned in the notes?

The chicken's name is Nellie.

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What did Lord Darlington do for the conference in March 1923?

He invited diplomats and notable figures from several countries.

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Which Prime Minister is mentioned in the notes?

David Lloyd George.

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Who was the doctor that helped Stevens' dad?

Dr. Meredith.

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How did Stevens' father die according to the notes?

No specific cause is mentioned; he had arthritis.

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When did Lord Darlington hold his conference?

In March 1923.

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Which character acts like a good guy amongst the guests?

Mr. Lewis, the American Senator.

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What kind of noise is described as coming from afar?

Hammering noise.

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Who is the closest ally mentioned in relation to Lord Darlington?

Sir David Cardinal.

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What were the names of some guests invited to the conference?

Herr Karl-Hienz Bremman, Sir Richard Fox, Professor Maynard Keynes, and others.

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What did the kitchen turn into during the conference preparations?

Pandemonium.

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What was the weather like during the last week of March when the conference began?

Rainy.

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How many men and women were invited to the conference?

18 men and 2 women.

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What was the occupation of Miss Kenton at Darlington Hall?

Housekeeper.

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Who were some of the invited Frenchmen mentioned?

M. Dupont and a German countess.

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What did Dupont look like?

He had a grey beard and wore a monocle.

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What literary reference is made in the notes regarding Lord Darlington?

A book called WHO’S WHO is mentioned.

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What did Stevens believe about the future of Miss Kenton?

He believed she had wasted her life if she didn't return to her profession.

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How many trips did Lord Darlington make to Paris?

Three trips.

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What did Stevens' father carry according to the notes?

Teapot, cups, saucers, sandwiches, and cakes.

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What was Lord Darlington's relationship to Reginald?

Darlington was Reginald's godfather.

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How is the character Darlington described in relation to shyness?

He is very shy.