From Darkest Peru
The type of food Paddington is most famously associated with.
Marmalade
The first name of Mr. Brown, the head of the family.
Henry
Paddington’s signature, disapproving look when things go wrong.
hard stare
The type of hat Paddington always wears.
floppy, old bush hat (wide-brimmed hat )
The main reason Paddington came to England, sent by his Aunt Lucy.
To find a home and a better life (Accept: for a home)
Mrs. Brown's first name, who took pity on Paddington at the station.
Mary
The bathroom item Paddington famously flooded the house with.
bathtub (overflowing bath)
He always carries this in his suitcase for emergencies.
a marmalade sandwich
The station in London where the Brown family first found Paddington.
Paddington Station
The Brown children, one who was friendly and one who was initially skeptical.
Judy and Jonathan
He often repairs the chaos caused by Paddington's well-meaning actions.
Mr. Gruber
The color of Paddington's iconic duffle coat.
blue
The item Paddington wore that had the note reading "Please look after this bear."
Label (tag)
The Browns' London street address.
32 Windsor Gardens
In the market, Paddington accidentally did this to a stack of jars.
knocked them over
The mode of transportation he used to travel from Peru, kept in his suitcase.
lifeboat (stowaway's lifeboat )
The full names of the two aunts who raised Paddington in Peru.
Aunt Lucy and Aunt Pastuzo
Mrs. Brown's profession, which she often does from home.
Illustrator (artist)
The disaster that occurred when Paddington tried to paint a picture in the house.
getting paint everywhere
What Paddington calls his "important papers" and keeps in his suitcase.
passport (papers from Peru )