Un dineral

The satire feels sharp yet playful—did Wodehouse aim to critique or just entertain? I'm curious about how this book captures its time.

Their antics are so over-the-top that I wondered if Wodehouse was making a point about the absurdity of their pursuits. What do others think about their motivations?

The opulence and upper-class society feel so vivid—was Wodehouse drawing from personal experiences or pure imagination?