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observer and has trained his memory so that he can make verbatim reports, oral or typewritten, of extended conversations. He claims to be able to type 6 to 7 pages per hour on average, or up to 10 when he needs to hurry. Because Wolfe is generally ignorant of the logistical details of the world outside his house (and uninterested in them) he relies on Archie for various kinds of practical information and opinions. Wolfe also turns to Archie for personal judgments regarding the character of the women connected with a case.
277:, Archie rents an office of his own and works as an independent detective. During this time, Archie writes, "My idea was to net more per week than I had been getting from Wolfe, not that I cared for the money, but as a matter of principle." Later, Archie needles Wolfe, pointing out that he made a little more than double the amount that Wolfe had been paying him; Wolfe claims not to believe it.
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From time to time Archie acknowledges the reader directly, by speculating as to whether we will be interested in this or that detail, showing us supposed copies of vital documents when the originals are no longer accessible to him at the time he is writing, or discussing whether we might have figured
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Archie's conversations with other characters often feature his penchant for arch wit, which can serve purposes such as playing devil's advocate to "badger" Wolfe into working; stalling or goading police officers; issuing threats under the guise of ironically ingenuous observations; or charming female
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I know pretty well what my field is. Aside from my primary function as the thorn in the seat of Wolfe's chair to keep him from going to sleep and waking up only for meals, I'm chiefly cut out for two things: to jump and grab something before the other guy can get his paws on it, and to collect pieces
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Archie, as Stout's first-person narrator, faithfully relates each case in the past tense in meticulous detail. His narrative includes his own thoughts over the course of the story, from ruminations on the case in progress to personal impressions of and opinions about the people involved. He is very
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that is part of an alarm system designed to sound if anyone gets too close to Wolfe's bedroom door or windows at night. He typically eats his breakfast in the kitchen, and lunch and dinner in the dining room with Wolfe. However, if he must hurry to keep an appointment, he will eat in the kitchen or
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Archie has a long-time cordial relationship with Lily Rowan, a wealthy society woman. However, they do not try to limit each other's social lives, and Archie has many passing love interests throughout the series. When meeting a woman he considers particularly beautiful, Archie often facetiously
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house on West 35th Street. Wolfe rarely leaves the brownstone – and makes it a special point to never leave the house for reasons concerning his work – so Archie does most of the actual investigating, followed by reporting his findings to Wolfe, who solves the mystery. Archie is a skilled
627:"Rex thought Mrs. Pine – who was the kind of person who supposes money can buy anything – got what she deserved", wrote Stout's authorized biographer John J. McAleer. He quotes Stout: "Of course Archie was born in Chillicothe. I don't know how he got Mrs. Pine's dick misinformed."
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Because Wolfe routinely keeps Archie in the dark about certain key insights and key tasks assigned to other operatives, Archie's openness with the reader over the course of the story he is telling from his own point of view does not risk giving away the solution prior to Wolfe's climactic
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when that team was founded in 1962. When moving around
Manhattan on business, he often prefers to walk rather than using Wolfe's car or taking taxis. Unlike his employer, Archie has only two conspicuous eccentricities: His favorite drink is milk, and he always knows the exact time.
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Rex Stout was never overly concerned with consistency in the Wolfe books, and Archie himself comfortably relates unreliable information as it came during the course of the story, so some specifics of Archie's background vary in the corpus. In
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145:). Although his job title is Wolfe's secretary and chauffeur, Archie is effectively Wolfe's partner in the detective business, and the stories often contrast his middle class streetwise persona with Wolfe's aristocratic intelligence.
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249:, in which Mrs. Jasper Pine has his background investigated. The details she relates are contradicted in other stories. She tells Archie that his father's name is James Arner Goodwin that his mother's
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expresses a desire to propose marriage. The only serious affair apart from Lily that he shares with the reader is Lucy Valdon, with whom he has a series of extended assignations during
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maneuver whereby he quotes a character using a striking or unusual turn of phrase, and then later uses the phrase himself, in some other context, in the course of his narration.
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Rex Stout's confidential memo dated 15 September 1949, describing Nero Wolfe, Archie
Goodwin, and Wolfe's office, is reprinted in the back matter of the 1992 reprint of
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Describing his new wallet, Archie writes "Wolfe had given it to me on
October 23, at the dinner-table, and I didn't even know he knew when my birthday was."
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revelations. (However, despite his candor toward the reader, Archie occasionally discloses that he's holding back some particularly private thought or event.)
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in many aspects of investigative work, such as remembering faces and tailing people, Goodwin is one of the most competent private detectives in the city.
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Wolfe raises as a hobby. His salary was $ 200 per week, but later it is $ 400 per week. Archie's hobbies include dancing (usually at the
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something out yet at a certain point in the narrative. He occasionally expresses mild concern that another character, such as Wolfe or
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When he was later asked by biographer John J. McAleer at what age Archie was fixed in his own mind, Rex Stout replied, "I like 34."
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Archie
Goodwin meets Flora Gallant in part one of Rex Stout's "
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while asking her to call Wolfe, pretending to be his mother.
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of the puzzle for Wolfe to work on. — Archie
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1957:Literary characters introduced in 1934
780:(reprint ed.). Bantam Crimeline.
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516:in the 2001–2002 A&E TV series
484:in the 1982 Canadian radio series
431:in the aborted 1959 CBS-TV series
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1399:"Cordially Invited to Meet Death"
1785:The New Adventures of Nero Wolfe
1020:Nero Wolfe supporting characters
408:The New Adventures of Nero Wolfe
1942:Fictional private investigators
352:in the Columbia Pictures films
1952:Fictional characters from Ohio
338:Archie Goodwin in A&E TV's
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1967:Male characters in literature
939:Nero Wolfe and Archie Goodwin
567:Description of Archie Goodwin
1765:The Adventures of Nero Wolfe
1742:The League of Frightened Men
1049:The League of Frightened Men
817:The League of Frightened Men
442:in the 1961 German TV movie
405:in the 1950–51 radio series
370:The Adventures of Nero Wolfe
361:The League of Frightened Men
240:his mother is still living.
1503:"The Squirt and the Monkey"
718:$ 600 per week and a half,
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1911:Black Orchid Novella Award
184:and other records for the
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1701:"Assault on a Brownstone"
1629:"Method Three for Murder"
920:, chapters 12 and 13
745:Little, Brown and Company
739:McAleer, John J. (1977).
378:in the 1945 radio series
54:The Saturday Evening Post
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1653:"Counterfeit for Murder"
495:in the A&E TV movie
424:"The Fine Art of Murder"
260:Although he is from the
220:. At age 12 he lived in
1607:"Fourth of July Picnic"
1407:"Not Quite Dead Enough"
820:(1935), chapter 12
616:Mrs. Titus Goodwin
86:In-universe information
1775:The Amazing Nero Wolfe
1677:"Eeny Meeny Murder Mo"
1527:"Invitation to Murder"
741:Rex Stout: A Biography
473:in the 1981 TV series
381:The Amazing Nero Wolfe
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1947:Nero Wolfe characters
1621:"Frame-Up for Murder"
1583:"Too Many Detectives"
1519:"This Won't Kill You"
1487:"Disguise for Murder"
1431:"Instead of Evidence"
1349:Please Pass the Guilt
1219:Might as Well Be Dead
1149:The Second Confession
843:The American Magazine
586:" sets his age as 32.
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1669:"Kill Now—Pay Later"
1575:"A Window for Death"
1543:"When a Man Murders"
1479:"The Gun with Wings"
1159:In the Best Families
1109:Where There's a Will
917:In the Best Families
693:Three Doors to Death
519:A Nero Wolfe Mystery
342:A Nero Wolfe Mystery
274:In the Best Families
1868:Robert Goldsborough
1637:"Poison à la Carte"
1618:(1958), expanded as
1615:"Murder Is No Joke"
1423:"Help Wanted, Male"
1269:The Final Deduction
1229:If Death Ever Slept
889:The Final Deduction
440:Joachim Fuchsberger
422:TV series episode,
237:The Final Deduction
45:Frame-Up for Murder
26:Fictional character
1661:"Death of a Demon"
1645:"The Rodeo Murder"
1567:"Immune to Murder"
1559:"The Next Witness"
1199:The Black Mountain
1189:The Golden Spiders
1169:Murder by the Book
1119:The Silent Speaker
1089:Some Buried Caesar
858:The Silent Speaker
642:, where I was born
638:Wait till you see
607:Some Buried Caesar
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1099:Over My Dead Body
906:, chapter 27
892:, chapter 10
861:, chapter 10
836:(February 1951).
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668:, chapter 12
640:Chillicothe, Ohio
542:Bernie Rhodenbarr
529:Italian TV series
509:Russian TV movies
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