Edwina Thimble and Carolyn Dickory

Edwina and Carolyn are two mouse maids in maid uniforms who come out from behind a curtain after Buckster notices two pairs of little mouse feet poking out under it MM E2·01:17:47 MM E2·01:19:07. They scream, clutch each other and start weeping when they see him MM E2·01:19:07 MM E2·01:19:28. Carolyn says they are ever so sorry, and Edwina says they were playing "just the tiniest bit of hooky" MM E2·01:19:44 MM E2·01:19:53. Sam points out that they are the ones who were playing pool MM E2·01:20:01.

Edwina Thimble and Carolyn Dickory are mouse maids of Loam Hall, found by Buckster behind a curtain in the room where they had been playing pool MM E2·01:17:47 MM E2·01:19:53. Buckster offers them coins to keep the matter off the record MM E2·01:20:04 MM E2·01:20:20. In MM_04 Lars listens at their door and hears them discussing whether to give back the money Buckster paid them not to say a word MM E4·00:38:30. Lars also sees a glint of silverware in a pillowcase in their room MM E4·00:43:06.

In MM_07 Constance asks Rosalind and Edwina for tea and blankets for Mrs. McCabbage, and Edwina leaves as well when Rosalind is about to show her whole butt MM E7·00:08:36 MM E7·00:25:12. Later Lars remembers seeing them whispering at the back of the room, holding something wrapped in a napkin, right after Brennan wonders aloud whether anyone ever took Buckster's knife back MM E7·00:50:15 MM E7·00:50:48. In MM_10 both are in the corner of the drawing room, looking horrified MM E10·00:13:21. In the epilogue they apologise to Buckster for holding his knife, which fell when he fell in the billiards room MM E10·02:34:45. They say a gentleman in the library, "Mr. Longfoot", offered to return it for them MM E10·02:35:12. Buckster answers that in a roundabout way, much to the man's expense, he did MM E10·02:35:21.