Het blazoen van de Woosters

I'm curious about whether his experiences shaped the satire and whimsical tone. Did his personal life or observations of British society play a role in crafting the comedy?

The witty exchanges are fantastic, but at times I wondered if the story could have moved a bit faster. Was that intentional to highlight character quirks?

The satire feels sharp but playful. I wonder if Wodehouse aimed to critique British aristocracy or simply to entertain with exaggerated characters.