In Alter Frische

Wodehouse's satire feels sharp yet affectionate. I'm curious what sources or experiences influenced his portrayal of society’s quirks.

The humor hits so well in certain scenes, but I wondered if the pacing was intentional to keep the story light and lively throughout.

His playful language and timing really elevate the comedy. I wonder if he consciously crafted his style to maximize humor or if it evolved naturally.