Gardez le sourire, Jeeves !

Jeeves's calm wit and clever solutions are iconic. I'm curious what inspired Wodehouse to craft him as the perfect foil to Wooster's antics.

The stories poke fun at the British upper class, but I wonder if the humor still resonates with modern readers or feels a bit dated.

The setting adds a charming backdrop, but I wonder if Wodehouse's own experiences or the societal norms of that era shaped the stories.