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Amelie Chelmey (née Grosky) is a minor character in Professor Layton and the Curious Village. She is Inspector Chelmey's wife and Inspector Grosky's younger sister. She physically appears for the first time in the series in Professor Layton and the Azran Legacy.

Biography[]

Appearance[]

Amelie has dark gray hair and black eyes. She wears a cream-colored dress as well as turquoise and faded maroon shoes. She also carries a purse in that same faded maroon color and wears pearl earrings.

Plot[]

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Chapter 5: The Hunt Begins[]

A picture of Amelie is found in a newspaper in when Professor Layton and Luke were exploring St. Mystere. The newspaper had an article about a case solved by Inspector Chelmey, her husband. She is pictured in the bottom left with Chelmey, holding a tray of cakes, Chelmey's favorite food.

Chapter 8: The Shadowy Intruder[]

Her name is a vital piece of information, as when 'Chelmey' accuses Layton of Simon's murder at Reinhold Manor, Chelmey refers to his wife as being called Amy (Jane in the UK version) Layton realizes that Chelmey is an impostor, and the man takes off his disguise and turns out to be Don Paolo.


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Trivia[]

  • In Curious Village, Professor Layton briefly referred to Amelie as Amy (Jane in the UK version) before revealing her true name. It isn't clear if this was a typo or something Layton did intentionally, for Don Paolo would've corrected Layton if he actually knew the name of Chelmey's wife.
  • In Unwound Future, Barton says that he has never seen a man more in love with his wife than Chelmey.

Profile[]

Amelie may be Inspector Grosky's sister, but their personalities could not be any more different. She is a kind and loving wife to Inspector Chelmey, and knows just what kind of cake to bake to lift him out of a funk. Whenever he is a storm cloud, she is the ray of sunshine that breaks through.

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