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These qualities, however, are the source of a strange sanity because they are the means by which we can all have a good laugh. Not only is it quite alright to take things lightly, it is a good habit… We are refreshed more readily by arrant absurdities than by academic analyses.

Only a Chestertonian hat-chase on a windy day can bestow the hilarious and humbling reminder that, though man is the steward of nature, he is subject to it at the same time—which is just one of the wonderful jokes of humanity. At Plumfield and Paideia, it is our mission to focus on the transcendentals: Truth, Goodness, and Beauty. Reading Right Ho, Jeeves , it might be natural to wonder how in the world P. Wodehouse fits into those categories.

Wodehouse is witty, satiric, profane, and almost exasperating in the incredible stupidity and vanity of his characters, such as Bertie Wooster. And yet, in all of the head shaking and cringing, we manage to laugh. We laugh because the jokes are smart. We laugh because it is too stupid not to be funny. We laugh because it makes us feel free of some of the worldly weight that preoccupies our normal day.

This idiosyncratic pair is classic comedic entertainment. For the next 17 years, Wodehouse would continue to delight readers with 36 more Jeeves and Wooster short stories. Eight Week Quiz E. Eight Week Quiz F. Eight Week Quiz G. Mid-Book Test - Easy. Final Test - Easy.

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Final Test - Hard. View a FREE sample. More summaries and resources for teaching or studying Life with Jeeves. Heppenstall; she is staying at Twing Vicarage. Bingo Little falls in love with her but has a rival in the form of Heppenstall's new curate, Mr. Filmer is a cabinet minister and president of the Anti-Tobacco League.

Aunt Agatha invites him to stay at Woollam Chertsey in the vain hope of getting Bertie Wooster to be his personal secretary. Sipperley, or Old Sippy as he is known to Bertie Wooster, is an old friend who once gained fame by doing thirty days without the option for punching a policeman in the stomach on Boat-Race night.

Miss Pendlebury is an artist that Bertie Wooster met at a party in Chelsea. Bertie is madly in love with her and cancels the trip on his Aunt Dahlia's yacht in the Mediterranean, to which he is invited, to ward off the attentions of his rival Lucius Pim. She drives a little red sports car at great speed. Slingsby is a very successful businessman who owns "Slingsby's Superb Soups" and who misconstrues Bertie Wooster's intentions when he sends flowers to his wife.

He negotiates the copyright for the portrait of Bertram Wooster to use as part of a publicity campaign.

Clementina is the thirteen-year-old niece of Bobbie Wickham who attends Saint Monica's at Bingley on Sea and who is meant to be in her dormitory and not having dinner with Bertie Wooster and Miss Roberta Wickham. Anstruther is an old friend of Aunt Dahlia's late father. He is a septuagenarian and given to nervous breakdowns. In an effort to secure peace while he is a guest at Brinkley Court, he devises a Good Conduct competition between the small boys also staying there.

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Uncle George also known as "Piggy" has become Lord Yaxley. He is reacquainted with the love of his youth, Maudie. He is what is called a "prominent London Club man". Read more from the Study Guide. Browse all BookRags Study Guides. Copyrights Life with Jeeves from BookRags.

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Get Life with Jeeves from Amazon. View the Study Pack. View the Lesson Plans. Order our Life with Jeeves Study Guide. Right Ho, Jeeves, Chapter 1. Right Ho, Jeeves, Chapter 2. Right Ho, Jeeves, Chapter 3. Right Ho, Jeeves, Chapter 4.

Right Ho, Jeeves, Chapter 5. Right Ho, Jeeves, Chapter 6. Right Ho, Jeeves, Chapter 7. Right Ho, Jeeves, Chapter 8. Right Ho, Jeeves, Chapter 9. Right Ho, Jeeves, Chapter Life with Jeeves Characters P. This section contains 2, words approx. Jeeves The reader knows very little about the personal life of Bertram Wooster's valet and general factotum, even to the extent of being ignorant of his full name. Aunt Agatha Aunt Agatha is Mrs. Hildebrand Tuppy Glossop Tuppy Glossop and Bertie Wooster often meet at the Drones club where they are both members and where Tuppy previously played a practical joke on Bertie that resulted him in taking a swim in the pool in full evening dress.

Eustace and Claude Eustace and Claude are younger relatives of Bertie Wooster, and are first encountered at Twing Hall where they are being tutored in the classics by Rev.

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He is originally from Provence but was previously in the employ of people with American connections Cousin Thomas Cousin Thomas is the young son of Aunt Agatha. Charlotte Corday Rowbotham Charlotte Corday is the daughter of the noted socialist revolutionary comrade Rowbotham. Lord Wickhammersely Wickhammersely is the lord of the manor at Twing Hall.