¡Ánimo, Wilt!

Sharpe's humor often skewers British social norms—I'm curious what real-life influences or observations shaped this sharp critique of university life.

The exaggerated personalities had me both cringing and laughing — is that a common reaction, or did some characters feel a bit too over the top?

The book's satire targets specific social hierarchies—do you think its humor still resonates in the current era or feels more dated?