それゆけ、ジーヴス (ウッドハウス・コレクション)

Jeeves' personality feels perfectly balanced between servitude and cleverness. I wonder what inspired Wodehouse to craft such an iconic character.

The satire is sharp, but some of the etiquette descriptions feel like a different world. How do modern readers connect with this vintage social setting?

His calm, methodical approach to crises is so different from modern heroics. Is it the humor, the intellect, or something else that keeps these stories fresh?