Unable to refuse to help a friend, Bertie is placed in one difficult
situation after another, always under the watchful eye of his butler.
Jeeves constantly works in the background, undermining Bertie's autonomy
and moving the narrative in unexpected directions. He often fails to
let his employer in on his plots, and a large proportion of his schemes
turn out to expose Bertie to ridicule.
Yet Jeeves also ensures that Bertie's life runs smoothly, steering him
through the pitfalls which face a rich young man with too much time
on his hands. When in one story Bertie overhears Jeeves describing his
employer as "not intelligent", he sets out to disprove the butler's
assessment. If it is predictable that things do not go according to
plan, then it is Wodehouse's brilliant grasp of comedy which makes the
manner in which things go wrong so constantly surprising. And, of course,
by the end of the tale Jeeves has proved himself both inimitable and
indispensable.
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reassurring的感觉真好呀。可能是先入为主的原因，看了书感觉Jeeves and Woodster的选角出色到位！Fry叔处事不乱宠辱不惊淡定有钱剩的形象深深地印在我脑海里~
评分6个多小时有声书睡觉听。感觉听完和人对话都是(Very much) indeed, absolutely. 行文太剧本化了，都不怎么需要改就可直接开拍。
评分reassurring的感觉真好呀。可能是先入为主的原因，看了书感觉Jeeves and Woodster的选角出色到位！Fry叔处事不乱宠辱不惊淡定有钱剩的形象深深地印在我脑海里~
评分没上本好看。
评分Jeeves no.1 (1923)
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