The ‘oh I almost forgot to print them bs” she’s had them ready since July, who is she trying to kidChrist almighty the back to school flags. This woman is insane.
The ‘oh I almost forgot to print them bs” she’s had them ready since July, who is she trying to kidChrist almighty the back to school flags. This woman is insane.
So I knew my Hyacinths and I knew I had to write my own. They fascinated me. They were hilarious in their pretensions, so marvellously unaware of the real impressions they were making, and yet somehow so up front in their crusade to be superior that it was brave.[2]
A tuft hunterShe reminds me so much of her I had to look at the wiki page.
Character synopsis
Hyacinth is a social-climbing snob who constantly aims to impress people, particularly of the upper and upper-middle classes, and to give the impression that she is of high social standing, despite her modest status. This is epitomised in her pronunciation of her name as "Bouquet". She has an "acquired cultured accent which buckles under stress."[1]
The character's creator, Roy Clarke, has called her the "least invented of all the characters I've found in my head":