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Jeeves and Wooster

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Jeeves and Wooster	comment	Bertie Wooster and his valet Jeeves are fictional characters, created by British author P. G. Wodehouse. They have appeared in many comedic short stories and novels published between 1915 and 1974.Wodehouse's most famous Upper-Class Twit, Bertram Wilberforce "Bertie" Wooster, is also the character who probably best embodies Wodehouse's gift for language. Bertie may be "mentally negligible", but as narrator of his own adventures he expresses himself with a loopy eloquence virtually unmatched in literature, giving this series its much-beloved Cloudcuckoolander sense of humor.The plots tend to follow a set formula: life would be just about perfect for our single and very wealthy young man-about-London-town were it not for his inability to say no when his even goofier friends and/or imposing aunts come asking favours. Most often these are tied into typically Wodehousean love affairs, rife with comic misunderstanding and convoluted scheming, meaning that Bertie generally finds himself 'accidentally engaged' at least once or twice a book (in a couple cases, on and off over the course of several books). Of course, always the perfect gentleman (as the stern Code of the Woosters dictates), he would never correct a lady......Thankfully, Bertie's Servile Snarker uber-valet (not butler, though if the call comes, he can buttle with the best of them), Reginald Jeeves, is fully as capable as Bertie is ineffectual. With, apparently, the same effort most people put into buttoning their cuffs — and without so much as a flicker in his coolly correct facade — Jeeves steps in when all seems hopeless, rescues Bertie and/or his friends from their entanglements and restores the status quo. Often several times per book... because the fact that Bertie and co. are involved means there's always a chance the best-laid plans will go awry.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_100b0199	type	The Wicked Stage
Jeeves and Wooster / int_100b0199	comment	The Wicked Stage: Several stories deal with some acquaintance or other falling in love with a chorus girl, and the resulting familial disapproval. note A chorus girl was essentially a professional Ms. Fanservice, and while the stage was becoming respectable at the time of the stories, a chorus girl wasn't many notches above a prostitute. A modern equivalent might be someone declaring they're marrying a stripper.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_10dcbe05	type	Aw, Look! They Really Do Love Each Other
Jeeves and Wooster / int_10dcbe05	comment	Aw, Look! They Really Do Love Each Other: A non-romantic example is seen with Bertie and Aunt Dahlia.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_1282bf4f	type	No Celebrities Were Harmed
Jeeves and Wooster / int_1282bf4f	comment	No Celebrities Were Harmed: Jimmy Mundy, the Christian reformer who is an important plot point in "The Aunt and the Sluggard", is an obvious analogue to real life evangelical crusader Billy Sunday.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_18d15922	type	Title Drop
Jeeves and Wooster / int_18d15922	comment	Title Drop: Thank You, Jeeves, Right Ho, Jeeves, The Code Of The Woosters, Joy In The Morning.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_1989b0c	type	Comic-Book Time
Jeeves and Wooster / int_1989b0c	comment	Comic-Book Time: Bertie doesn't age over nearly sixty years of stories. It helps that there are little to no references to current events in the Jeeves and Wooster catalog, but the pop culture references that are sprinkled throughout do indicate that quite a bit of time is passing. Yet Bertie remains a young English gentleman throughout. In early short story "The Love that Purifies", Lillian Gish and Clara Bow are mentioned as screen idols. In the last novel, Aunts Aren't Gentlemen, Bertie sees an anti-war rally, and there are jokes about Billy Graham.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_1dfbbf31	type	Heterosexual Life-Partners
Jeeves and Wooster / int_1dfbbf31	comment	Heterosexual Life-Partners: Bertie and Jeeves, their official relationship notwithstanding. Several stories open with Bertie defending his habit of deferring to his valet by saying that he considers him more as a "guide, philosopher and friend". And when Bertie overhears Jeeves disparaging his intelligence (see the page quote), his reaction is exactly that of a wounded best pal. We're used to watching Jeeves employ ruthless tactics against Bertie to get his way, but in "Bertie Changes His Mind", as we're getting the story from Jeeves' POV, we're also shown a moment when he almost wavers in his plan out of affection for his boss:
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_2034121a	type	Eat the Rich
Jeeves and Wooster / int_2034121a	comment	Eat the Rich: In one short story, "Comrade Bingo", Bertie's Idle Rich friend Bingo is in love with the daughter of a communist revolutionary. He disguises himself and gives speeches with a very Eat the Rich bent to them:
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_23781532	type	Ironic Name
Jeeves and Wooster / int_23781532	comment	Ironic Name: Bingo's Communist girlfriend, Charlotte Corday Rowbotham, so named because her father thought it was a good revolutionary name. Anyone familiar with the history of the French Revolution will know that Charlotte Corday was actually an anti-revolution royalist, who assassinated leading revolutionary figure Jean-Paul Marat.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_2439b588	type	As the Good Book Says...
Jeeves and Wooster / int_2439b588	comment	As the Good Book Says...: Bertie often reminds us that he excelled in Scripture Studies, but Jeeves is much better versed in it.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_26d1f65f	type	Verbal Tic
Jeeves and Wooster / int_26d1f65f	comment	Verbal Tic: Bertie's habit of reducing his words to initials. Hence comments like "took the w. right out of my s." See Sophisticated as Hell above for another example.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_2b98ddb5	type	Liquid Courage
Jeeves and Wooster / int_2b98ddb5	comment	Liquid Courage: Wodehouse is fond of this trope, and a particularly notable example appears in Right Ho, Jeeves (see Intoxication Ensues).
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_2d023255	type	Embarrassing Ad Gig
Jeeves and Wooster / int_2d023255	comment	Embarrassing Ad Gig: In "The Spot of Art", Bertie's Girl of the Week paints his portrait for him, but Jeeves doesn't approve — it gives Bertie a "hungry" look. Later, Bertie is forced to take the blame for a motor accident, and faces a lawsuit from a man who happens to own a soup manufacturing company. Trusting Jeeves to sort it out, Bertie leaves town. When he gets back, he finds his "hungry" portrait plastered all over the place on soup advertisements — the soup manufacturer agreed to drop the lawsuit in exchange for the portrait. Bertie is aghast at what his snobbish aunt will think, and promptly decides to leave town again.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_2d4a6d8c	type	Sophisticated as Hell
Jeeves and Wooster / int_2d4a6d8c	comment	Sophisticated as Hell: Bertie's narration style fits this trope, being an interesting combination of witty prose, attempts to quote from the classics and Latin or French phrases with what is essentially Buffy Speak.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_2eac5753	type	Narrative Profanity Filter
Jeeves and Wooster / int_2eac5753	comment	Narrative Profanity Filter: Bertie, who never uses bad words, is often forced to use complex circumlocutions in order to describe the cursing of other people. Frequently this happens when he's talking about Aunt Dahlia, who is Sir Swears-a-Lot.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_2edc82a0	type	Accidental Athlete
Jeeves and Wooster / int_2edc82a0	comment	Accidental Athlete: In "The Purity of the Turf", Jeeves explains how he came to appreciate a local servant boy's amazing speed thusly:
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_317629db	type	Embarrassing Nickname
Jeeves and Wooster / int_317629db	comment	Embarrassing Nickname: In-universe, Aunt Dahlia is not fond of how Bertie refers to her husband Thomas:
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_34642505	type	The Edwardian Era
Jeeves and Wooster / int_34642505	comment	The Edwardian Era: While the stories and novels occasionally have topical references to the time when they were written, the world they portray is very much that of the pre-World War I period when Wodehouse was a young man. George Orwell famously wrote that "Bertie Wooster, if he ever existed, was killed round about 1915."
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_35db4433	type	French Cuisine Is Haughty
Jeeves and Wooster / int_35db4433	comment	French Cuisine Is Haughty: Aunt Dahlia's French chef Anatole tends to be very temperamental and prone to threatening to quit whenever he feels like his work is not being appreciated.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_35e077	type	Fourth-Date Marriage
Jeeves and Wooster / int_35e077	comment	In earlier stories, Bertie will sometimes fall into mad infatuations and propose Fourth Date Marriages with Florence Craye, Pauline Stoker, and Bobbie Wickham. In later works, Bertie seems terrified of marriage in general.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_375bb8f2	type	Good Is Dumb
Jeeves and Wooster / int_375bb8f2	comment	Good Is Dumb: Bertie is a "mentally negligible" Nice Guy, while Jeeves is brilliant but ruthless, sometimes verging on Heroic Comedic Sociopath. George Orwell remarked that the contrast reflects "the widespread English belief that intelligence and unscrupulousness are much the same thing."
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_38d02d44	type	Batman Gambit
Jeeves and Wooster / int_38d02d44	comment	Batman Gambit: Many of Jeeves's plans are actually this. He often relies entirely on his victim's reactions - "the psychology of the individual" - but he's never wrong.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_3b113b7	type	Character Development
Jeeves and Wooster / int_3b113b7	comment	Character Development: As noted directly above, it's subtle, but it's there; Bertie gradually realizes that he doesn't really want to get married to anybody, and stops intentionally proposing to any of the women he becomes entangled with.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_3c51db1c	type	Zany Scheme
Jeeves and Wooster / int_3c51db1c	comment	Zany Scheme: Jeeves, albeit in his case the zany is motivated mostly by the implausibility of the situations Bertie & Co. have gotten into in the first place. Aunt Dahlia loves hatching them as well, invariably dragging in a reluctant Bertie in the process.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_3cb68bd3	type	Cut His Heart Out with a Spoon
Jeeves and Wooster / int_3cb68bd3	comment	Cut His Heart Out with a Spoon: Bertie is often the recipient of threats of this kind. One such example can be seen here
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_3f1aadeb	type	Strictly Formula
Jeeves and Wooster / int_3f1aadeb	comment	Strictly Formula: The stories, and especially the novels, tend to have a formula about them. There will be at least one young couple, possibly two, with one or both of the women in the couples being an old girlfriend of Bertie's. There will be comic misunderstandings blown up into Serious Business that results in the young couple breaking up, often because of Bertie's attempts to be The Matchmaker. There's a good chance that Bertie will blunder into an engagement with one of the young women. There will be a second plot thread with either Aunt Dahlia or Aunt Agatha giving Bertie some sort of urgent mission, which he will also bungle. The bungling will probably be because Bertie ignores Jeeves' advice and decides to fix things himself. Finally, after Bertie is "in the soup" and turns to Jeeves for help, Jeeves will save the day.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_3fe2b13f	type	Ungrateful Bastard
Jeeves and Wooster / int_3fe2b13f	comment	Ungrateful Bastard: Friends who appreciate Bertie's willingness to inconvenience and humiliate himself for their benefit are the exception, not the rule.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_422f566c	type	Love Freak
Jeeves and Wooster / int_422f566c	comment	Love Freak: Madeline Bassett, who — among other things — considers stars to be God's daisy chain. At one point, convinced he's been pining for a glance at her, she compares a thoroughly befuddled Bertie to a cavalier who traveled across seas to kiss his beloved's hand and then expired.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_447d9e50	type	Xanatos Speed Chess
Jeeves and Wooster / int_447d9e50	comment	Xanatos Speed Chess: Although Jeeves prefers to use the Unspoken Plan Guarantee, he is also masterful in making the best of rapidly changing circumstances.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_44fc28e8	type	Honor Before Reason
Jeeves and Wooster / int_44fc28e8	comment	Honor Before Reason: An attitude that gets Bertie into constant trouble, as he is always getting roped into one wacky scheme or another by his wacky friends, due to Bertie believing he is honor-bound.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_45007296	type	Metaphorgotten
Jeeves and Wooster / int_45007296	comment	Metaphorgotten: Bertie Wooster's internal monologue is absolutely full of these.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_479f9ad0	type	Characterization Marches On
Jeeves and Wooster / int_479f9ad0	comment	Characterization Marches On: In "Jeeves in the Springtime", the first of the Bingo Little stories, Jeeves turns out to have been manipulating the situation so that he could break off his engagement to another servant and steal Bingo's girlfriend away from him. Subsequent stories never had Jeeves talk about his romantic life, if any, and Jeeves was never quite so unscrupulous again. In the original magazine version of "Bertie Changes His Mind," the only story narrated by Jeeves, Jeeves referred to Bertie as "the guv'nor" and used other slang terms that suggested his Sesquipedalian Loquaciousness was all an act. Also, Bertie swears. When the story was collected in a book, Wodehouse rewrote the narration to remove these moments:
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_495904cc	type	Forgetful Jones
Jeeves and Wooster / int_495904cc	comment	Forgetful Jones: "Biffy" Biffen in "The Rummy Affair of Old Biffy", who has found the girl of his dreams, but can't remember her last name! He could inquire at the hotel, but he can't remember where she's staying. Or where he's staying. It had a big door, and a sort of roof...
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_4c1ae434	type	Compromising Memoirs
Jeeves and Wooster / int_4c1ae434	comment	Compromising Memoirs: Sir Watkyn writes his Memoirs and several parties take offense at the depiction of the now respectable pillars of society as the kind of roaring youths that would not have gone out of place in the Drones Club. Oddly enough, this does not include most of the people so depicted, who seem to like the idea that the youth may realise that they too were young once.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_4f4372e9	type	Early-Installment Weirdness
Jeeves and Wooster / int_4f4372e9	comment	Early-Installment Weirdness: In "Extricating Young Gussie", the first Jeeves and Wooster short story, Bertie's personality and his relationship with Aunt Agatha are all in place, but their family name appears to be "Mannering-Phipps" instead of "Wooster" (although this is changed in later prints). More noticeably, Jeeves appears for all intents and purposes to be an ordinary valet, and when Bertie gets in trouble and needs help, he has no idea who to ask. The surname "Wooster" and the personality of Jeeves as we know him today don't appear until the second story, aptly titled "Leave It to Jeeves". (The series doesn't really begin until the next story, "Jeeves Takes Charge", in which Jeeves enters into Bertie's service. Wodehouse himself apparently didn't consider it canon, as it's left out of otherwise comprehensive collection The World of Jeeves.)
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_4f6d87f7	type	Huge Guy, Tiny Girl
Jeeves and Wooster / int_4f6d87f7	comment	Huge Guy, Tiny Girl: The Rev. Harold 'Stinker' Pinker and his fiancee, Stephanie 'Stiffy' Byng.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_4fb23aa8	type	I Have This Friend
Jeeves and Wooster / int_4fb23aa8	comment	I Have This Friend: The source of several of Bertie's engagements (notably his on/off saga with Madeline Bassett). Bertie often says this when trying to play The Matchmaker, but the women he's trying to impress on behalf of his friends inevitably assume he's talking about himself. Played with in "Jeeves in the Springtime": when Jeeves is asked where he can acquire a series of romance novels with which Bingo Little can soften his uncle, he replies, "I have an aunt, sir, who has an almost complete set of Rosie M. Banks." There may or may not be such an aunt; certainly Jeeves later shows a great degree of familiarity with their contents.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_4fdd0d29	type	Place Worse Than Death
Jeeves and Wooster / int_4fdd0d29	comment	Place Worse Than Death: Totleigh Towers. Which is really too bad, because it's utterly beautiful; the TV series uses the same house for exterior shots that would later play the title role on Downton Abbey.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_53ea03ee	type	Last Girl Wins
Jeeves and Wooster / int_53ea03ee	comment	Last Girl Wins: If a Wodehouse character has been pursuing the same girl across multiple books, it's almost a given he'll run off with a brand-new female character in the last installment. Augustus Fink-Nottle in Stiff Upper Lip, Jeeves is a prime example.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_53f261f	type	Masquerading As the Unseen
Jeeves and Wooster / int_53f261f	comment	Masquerading As the Unseen: In one story Bertie tries to pretend he's romance novelist Rosie M. Banks, claiming the Rosie name is a pseudonym. The person he's trying to fool is a fan of Rosie who doesn't know what she looks like, allowing the lie to work. Bertie is doing this to help the man's nephew, who wants to get married but needs his uncle's approval. It goes wrong when it turns out the would-be bride actually is Rosie M. Banks. It goes right when this means the uncle approves of the marriage on the basis of his admiration for Rosie.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_55940b68	type	Doorstopper
Jeeves and Wooster / int_55940b68	comment	Doorstopper: Discussed Trope in Wodehouse's own introduction to short story omnibus The World of Jeeves.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_5849f073	type	Imagined Innuendo
Jeeves and Wooster / int_5849f073	comment	Imagined Innuendo: Bertie Wooster mistakenly creates the impression that he is proposing to/hitting on/in love with various women on a regular basis (when usually he is, in fact, trying to set her up with a friend). Most of the time they aren't particularly interested in Bertie, but end up accepting his "proposal" anyway, for one reason or another - often to provoke the friend's jealousy.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_5a23602	type	Big Ol' Eyebrows
Jeeves and Wooster / int_5a23602	comment	Big Ol' Eyebrows: Roderick Glossop is equipped with a pair of these.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_5d7cfc66	type	The Jeeves
Jeeves and Wooster / int_5d7cfc66	comment	The Jeeves: Trope Namer, with some shades of Unbuilt Trope. Jeeves is generally seen as a superficially stuffy, etiquette-obsessed example of Haughty Help who only exists as an extension of his employer. This is mostly because Bertie is the POV character, and most of the time, Jeeves is seen "on the clock", as it were. It is mentioned, albeit infrequently, that Jeeves has a large circle of friends and often goes on dates with chorus girls he knows. He is also a keen hunter, skilled shotgun marksman and an excellent card player. He is also not above manipulating his employer to ensure that his employerÂ´s social schedule doesn't interfere with his.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_5fd14ab3	type	Sacred Hospitality
Jeeves and Wooster / int_5fd14ab3	comment	Sacred Hospitality: In "The Ordeal of Young Tuppy", Tuppy explains he is motivated by this — really — when he wants to give an Irish water spaniel to the daughter of the house.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_60547993	type	I Want My Beloved to Be Happy
Jeeves and Wooster / int_60547993	comment	I Want My Beloved to Be Happy: Madeline Bassett and Florence Craye believe that this is the reason Bertie lets them go. With the distinctly awkward result that they're so impressed by his noble nature they keep taking him back whenever their current fiance displeases them. On the other hand, this is the attitude Roderick Spode genuinely has towards Madeline; they eventually do get married, much to Bertie's relief.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_63a200ae	type	Smoky Gentlemen's Club
Jeeves and Wooster / int_63a200ae	comment	Smoky Gentlemen's Club: The Drones is one of the archetypical examples. Sir Watkyn is also a member of a much older one.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_646407bd	type	We Named the Monkey "Jack"
Jeeves and Wooster / int_646407bd	comment	We Named the Monkey "Jack": Bertie's Embarrassing Middle Name is the name of a horse his father won money on.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_653c5c73	type	Cannot Spit It Out
Jeeves and Wooster / int_653c5c73	comment	Cannot Spit It Out: Repeatedly Inverted: "The Code Of The Woosters" dictates that if for any reason a girl should come to believe that Bertie is in love with or wishes to marry her, he cannot directly tell her "no". This gets Bertie into serious trouble on more than one occasion.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_6547ce31	type	Accidental Proposal
Jeeves and Wooster / int_6547ce31	comment	Accidental Proposal: The Jeeves books are made of Accidental Engagements. Add to that the fact that it takes Bertie a long time to finally realize he's happier as a bachelor.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_669c4caa	type	Produce Pelting
Jeeves and Wooster / int_669c4caa	comment	Produce Pelting: Happens to Tuppy Glossop in "Jeeves and the Song of Songs" when he is the fourth person in a row to sing "Sonny Boy" at a charity concert. Inverted in "The Metropolitan Touch". Bertie's dimwitted buddy Bingo is putting on a children's play in a small rural town. It involves a musical number in which the kids sing about oranges and throw oranges into the crowd. Unfortunately for Bingo a prankster replaces the foam prop oranges with real oranges, and the kids in the show go to town, pelting the crowd with produce.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_680f950	type	Gilligan Cut
Jeeves and Wooster / int_680f950	comment	Gilligan Cut: In "Jeeves and the Song of Songs", after Bertie refuses to sing at a concert:
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_69e77917	type	Bucket Booby-Trap
Jeeves and Wooster / int_69e77917	comment	Bucket Booby-Trap: In "The Inferiority Complex of Old Sippy", Bertie rigs up a bucket trap filled with flour in order to embarrass an antagonist of his old friend Sippy. Naturally, it winds up falling on Bertie's head.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_6b35bdff	type	Serious Business
Jeeves and Wooster / int_6b35bdff	comment	Serious Business: Although Jeeves likes working for Bertie, he hates Bertie's tendency to be seduced by the latest trends in style and fashion. Bertie is constantly buying colorful bits of clothing or art, which causes the disgusted Jeeves to treat him coolly until Bertie finally relents and allows him to destroy it as a reward for services rendered. The time at the Drones Club where Tuppy Glossop dared Bertie to swing over the pool by swinging from the hoops, only for Bertie to discover that Tuppy had looped the next-to-last hoop into the last one, forcing Bertie to drop into the pool in evening clothes. Bertie will mention this every time he meets Tuppynote starting with short story "Jeeves and the Yule-Tide Spirit", usually while improbably claiming that the memory doesn't bother him at all.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_6bccf2ba	type	Supreme Chef
Jeeves and Wooster / int_6bccf2ba	comment	Supreme Chef: Anatole, legendary cook to Bertie's Aunt Dahlia. All Dahlia has to do to bend Bertie to her will — up to and including stealing the aforementioned cow-creamer for her husband — is threaten him with banishment from her table.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_6d57a234	type	Lemony Narrator
Jeeves and Wooster / int_6d57a234	comment	Lemony Narrator: Bertie pretty much embodies this concept. Wodehouse's talkative, burbling narration style may well have influenced other British writers, particularly those who went on record as impressed by his work.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_6da1d9ae	type	Parental Marriage Veto
Jeeves and Wooster / int_6da1d9ae	comment	Parental Marriage Veto: A regularly-appearing plot development.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_6ef9d3fe	type	Christmas Episode
Jeeves and Wooster / int_6ef9d3fe	comment	Christmas Episode: "Jeeves and the Yule-Tide Spirit", in which Bertie is invited to spend the holiday at the Wickham residence. He decides to play a trick on fellow guest Tuppy Glossop, but as usual with his schemes, it goes horribly wrong. "Jeeves and the Greasy Bird" has Aunt Dahlia demanding that Bertie play Santa at a children's Christmas party, much to Bertie's horror.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_7012424f	type	Stealth Hi/Bye
Jeeves and Wooster / int_7012424f	comment	Stealth Hi/Bye: Jeeves, from a rather awed Bertie's point of view. He frequently describes his valet as "shimmering" from place-to-place.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_711714da	type	Opposites Attract
Jeeves and Wooster / int_711714da	comment	Opposites Attract: To Bertie's constant annoyance, high-powered and brainy women seem to find him, or at least the prospect of whipping him into intellectual shape, romantically irresistible.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_72543efb	type	Artist and the Band
Jeeves and Wooster / int_72543efb	comment	Artist and the Band: In "Thank you, Jeeves'', Bertie becomes obsessed with playing the Banjolele after watching a performance by a fictional band called "Ben Bloom and his Sixteen Baltimore Buddies".
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_73c9a109	type	Butlerspace
Jeeves and Wooster / int_73c9a109	comment	Butlerspace: Jeeves is formally a valet, rather than a butler, but Bertie frequently remarks on how he can "shimmer" into a room without ever being seen to enter.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_7426107	type	The Cast Showoff
Jeeves and Wooster / int_7426107	comment	The one exception is Bertie himself, whom Jeeves himself considers to have a pleasant baritone. This is played up in the Laurie/Fry TV series, where it's combined with The Cast Showoff.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_76b4b7dd	type	The Comically Serious
Jeeves and Wooster / int_76b4b7dd	comment	The Comically Serious: Bertie is sometimes annoyed by the fact that nothing can faze Jeeves, who reacts to the craziest situations with nothing more than a slight raise of an eyebrow. In "Episode of the Dog McIntosh" Jeeves reacts to the news that Bobbie Wickham has given Aunt Agatha's dog away with a mild "Most disturbing, sir." Bertie freaks out a little bit: "Oh? And I suppose, if you had been in San Francisco when the earthquake started, you would just have lifted up your your finger and said 'Tweet, tweet! Shush, shush! Now, now! Come, come!'"
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_797bcb25	type	Fatal Attractor
Jeeves and Wooster / int_797bcb25	comment	Fatal Attractor: Bertie's pal Bingo Little is always falling in love with girls of low social station. Jeeves' scheme to warm up Bingo's uncle to the idea and securing Bingo's allowance through the use of romance novels all focusing on this trope works a little too well, with the uncle marrying his cook and Unable to Support a Wife and keep giving Bingo the same allowance. Likewise, Bertie's Uncle George, Lord Yaxley, has a similiar habit; in one story, he falls in love with a waitress. When Jeeves is recruited by Aunt Agatha to break this up, the plan is to reunite George with the barmaid he fell in love with in his youth. They are quickly married before Agatha can stop them.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_7b8b3def	type	Celebrity Paradox
Jeeves and Wooster / int_7b8b3def	comment	Celebrity Paradox: In Jeeves and the Feudal Spirit, discussing his new facial hair, Bertie argues that David Niven looks dashing and debonair with his mustache. Jeeves replies that heâ€™s enjoyed several of Mr. Nivenâ€™s films, but Niven doesnâ€™t look anything like Bertie. One wonders what either of them thinks about the 1936 In Name Only adaptation of Thank You, Jeeves, in which Niven plays the role of Bertie Wooster. (Considering that P. G. Wodehouse hated the finished product, this probably doubles as a Take That!.)
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_7bc8c453	type	Origins Episode
Jeeves and Wooster / int_7bc8c453	comment	Origins Episode: "Jeeves Takes Charge", later collected in Carry On, Jeeves, tells the story of how Jeeves came to work for Bertie.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_7eeb72ce	type	Mistaken Declaration of Love
Jeeves and Wooster / int_7eeb72ce	comment	Mistaken Declaration of Love: An amusing variant pops up in Bertie's love life. Having somehow convinced Madeline Bassett he's desperately pining away for her while actually pleading for Gussie Fink-Nottle, Bertie spends the next several books desperate to keep Madeline and Gussie together lest Madeline decide to make Bertie a "happy" man instead.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_7eebe99c	type	The Alcoholic
Jeeves and Wooster / int_7eebe99c	comment	The Alcoholic: Bertie's Uncle George.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_807ceed9	type	Outlaw Couple
Jeeves and Wooster / int_807ceed9	comment	Outlaw Couple: In "Aunt Agatha Takes the Count", Aunt Agatha meets a nice-looking young lady and her pleasant brother and decides that Bertie will marry the lady. The supposed brother and sister turn out to be an Outlaw Couple of thieves and con artists. Jeeves saves the day, and Bertie savors a triumph over Aunt Agatha.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_81ae2774	type	Evil Matriarch
Jeeves and Wooster / int_81ae2774	comment	Evil Matriarch: Aunt Agatha. Sometimes other evil aunts show up as well, particularly in the earlier stories.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_829b958e	type	Embarrassing First Name
Jeeves and Wooster / int_829b958e	comment	Embarrassing First Name: Many members of the Drones Club go by nicknames, often for excellent reasons. Presumably the only reason young Mr. Glossop lets his friends call him "Tuppy" is because it's preferable to Hildebrand. Mr. Trotter avoids knighthood for fear of having his first name exposed to public view (it's Lemuel). Rumour has it that his author, Pelham Grenville Wodehouse, avoided knighthood for the same reason. To an extent, Jeeves' first name. It's not so much that 'Reginald' is a particularly embarrassing name or even ill-suited to Jeeves' personality. It's more that he has a first name at all. (Jeeves' first name is not mentioned until the next-to-last novel, Much Obliged, Jeeves.)
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_83444efe	type	Moe
Jeeves and Wooster / int_83444efe	comment	Moe: The stories have In-Universe examples. Bertie himself has this quality in-universe, which is why he's such a Chick Magnet. Muriel Singer of "The Artistic Career of Corky" is a textbook example—she gets a whole paragraph describing her effect on Bertie.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_842426f3	type	Grande Dame
Jeeves and Wooster / int_842426f3	comment	Grande Dame: Wodehouse (very likely under the inspiration of W. S. Gilbert) devised every variation imaginable for well over sixty years, from the lovable Aunt Dahlia to Aunt Agatha, who "chews broken bottles and kills rats with her teeth."
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_85f0f0fb	type	World of Snark
Jeeves and Wooster / int_85f0f0fb	comment	World of Snark: A more idealistic example than most - perhaps more a World of Witty Quips - but still. Even Bertie gets to snark.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_863a32bd	type	Small Town Rivalry
Jeeves and Wooster / int_863a32bd	comment	Small Town Rivalry: In his short story "The Ordeal of Young Tuppy" the towns Upper Bleaching and Hockley-cum-Meston have a heated rivalry which is expressed in the form of an annual rugby game known for its violence and injuries.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_88cee6e2	type	Abhorrent Admirer
Jeeves and Wooster / int_88cee6e2	comment	Abhorrent Admirer: For Bertie, just about every unmarried woman he's ever met. The more likable female characters he meets, such as Cynthia Wickhammersly or Corky Pirbright, tend to have no particular interest in him beyond basic friendship.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_88dee3b3	type	Talks Like a Simile
Jeeves and Wooster / int_88dee3b3	comment	Talks Like a Simile: A staple, although Bertie can be counted on to forget at least half of the example on his way to the point.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_890d4ef2	type	Humiliation Conga
Jeeves and Wooster / int_890d4ef2	comment	Humiliation Conga: Bingo Little suffers one in "The Metropolitan Touch".
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_8ce49f80	type	Friends Are Chosen, Family Aren't
Jeeves and Wooster / int_8ce49f80	comment	Friends Are Chosen, Family Aren't: Bertie is fundamentally incapable of turning really nasty, and definitely believes that blood is Thicker Than Water, but the appearance of one of his aunts can drive him to, by his standards, desperate measures.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_91672d3e	type	Children Are Innocent
Jeeves and Wooster / int_91672d3e	comment	Children Are Innocent: Subverted at every opportunity — if a child appears in a Wodehouse story, nine times out of ten he (it's usually a he) will be an obnoxious grubby little pest.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_927ccbc4	type	Accidental Art
Jeeves and Wooster / int_927ccbc4	comment	Accidental Art: In "Leave it to Jeeves" (included in My Man Jeeves), a pal of Bertie's is having trouble. He wants to paint portraits, but can't get a commission to paint one because he hasn't painted any. He finally gets a commission to paint a portrait of his uncle and benefactor's first baby. It's so horrible that the uncle calls it a fugitive from the funny papers, and cuts the painter off. Jeeves gets the idea that the character in the portrait could be the root of a series on the funny papers entitled "The Adventures of Baby Blobb". It's a hit and the painter becomes rich.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_9858c391	type	Chick Magnet
Jeeves and Wooster / int_9858c391	comment	Bertie himself has this quality in-universe, which is why he's such a Chick Magnet.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_9cc1a329	comment	Upper-Class Twit: Yes — oh, yes. Many of Bertie's friends make him look like Jeeves by comparison.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_9cfe57cf	type	Idyllic English Village
Jeeves and Wooster / int_9cfe57cf	comment	Idyllic English Village: The books are mainly set in London itself, but Bertie is frequently summoned out to such locations as these to help out with some scheme. The most frequent of these is the town of Market Snodsbury, as his beloved Aunt Dahlia lives nearby. The local inn, the Bull and Bush, is apparently highly praised in the Automobile Guide. On one memorable occasion, Bertie is press-ganged into giving out prizes at the Market Snodsbury Grammar School but is able to get his friend Gussie to give the prizes out instead. This proves to be a terrible mistake.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_9d3f4777	type	My Nayme Is
Jeeves and Wooster / int_9d3f4777	comment	My Nayme Is: In "The Spot of Art", Aunt Dahlia is appalled when Bertie tells her he is dating a girl named "Gwladys" with a "w".
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_9dab0a6e	type	Continuity Nod
Jeeves and Wooster / int_9dab0a6e	comment	Continuity Nod: There are many references sprinkled throughout the canon to other stories. In "Leave it to Jeeves" Bertie has a rueful memory of "the matter of Gussie and the vaudeville girl" (the first Jeeves story, "Extricating Young Gussie"). In "Jeeves and the Unbidden Guest" he remembers that incident again. In "The Inferiority Complex of Old Sippy" Bertie fondly remembers an incident where Aunt Agatha embarrassed herself by falsely accusing a French maid of stealing her pearls. That is the plot of "Aunt Agatha Takes the Count". The same silver cow creamer is a crucial plot point in both The Code of the Woosters and Jeeves in the Offing. Many of the early short stories were actually serials with continuing story arcs. In "Scoring off Jeeves", published in February 1922, Bertie winds up blundering into an engagement with Honoria Glossop. In "Sir Roderick Comes to Lunch", published a month later, he's still engaged to Honoria and wondering how to get out of it. "Aunt Agatha Takes the Count", the next story published after that, finds Bertie vacationing on the coast of France, hiding from Aunt Agatha's wrath after Jeeves got him out of the engagement to Honoria.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_9e0c3153	type	Punctuated! For! Emphasis!
Jeeves and Wooster / int_9e0c3153	comment	Punctuated! For! Emphasis!: In "Jeeves and the Song of Songs". Aunt Dahlia tells Bertie that Tuppy Glossop is breaking her daughter Angela's heart. After a nonplussed Bertie says "Breaking Angela's heart?", Dahlia shoots back with "Yes...Breaking...Angela's...HEART!"
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_a5d92fce	type	Celibate Hero
Jeeves and Wooster / int_a5d92fce	comment	Celibate Hero: Bertie never has a serious relationship. He says that on occasion he has gotten carried away and asked a girl to marry him, but he always gets out of it. He seems to want nothing more than to live the life of a well-off bachelor. In earlier stories, Bertie will sometimes fall into mad infatuations and propose Fourth Date Marriages with Florence Craye, Pauline Stoker, and Bobbie Wickham. In later works, Bertie seems terrified of marriage in general.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_a5f39a9c	type	Thunder = Downpour
Jeeves and Wooster / int_a5f39a9c	comment	Thunder Equals Downpour: "There was a roll of thunder and the rain started to come down in buckets." (from "Jeeves and the Impending Doom")
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_a6c69bd	type	MacGuffin
Jeeves and Wooster / int_a6c69bd	comment	MacGuffin: The most famous is the seventeenth-century English (not Modern Dutch!) silver cow-creamer, the attempted theft of which starts off an entire multi-book uproar in Bertie's love life.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_a7129d3b	type	First World Problems
Jeeves and Wooster / int_a7129d3b	comment	First-World Problems: But in a very good way. The inhabitants of the Jeeves and Wooster universe are hugely rich without having to work for it, and nobody is ever in serious danger. Even relationship troubles are strictly angst-free, and exclusively caused by social misunderstandings rather than abuse or adultery. In â€œThe Aunt and the Sluggard,â€� Bertie is forced to spend a few nights in a hotel apart from Jeeves, and is driven to reflect on the sufferings of the less fortunate souls in the world who have to live benightedly without being able to employ a full-time gentlemanâ€™s personal gentleman.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_a8abe9d1	type	Separated by a Common Language
Jeeves and Wooster / int_a8abe9d1	comment	Separated by a Common Language: In "The Aunt and the Sluggard", Miss Rockmetter, Rocky's scary American aunt, comes to visit. After Bertie says tea "bucks you up" and "makes you fizz", the aunt says "I don't understand a word you say. You're English, aren't you?"
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_aa55cd25	type	Brawn Hilda
Jeeves and Wooster / int_aa55cd25	comment	Brawn Hilda: Cora Bellinger the opera singer in "Jeeves and the Song of Songs". Often referred to simply as "The Bellinger" as if she were some type of siege engine. Honoria Glossop passim. Bertie describes her thusly in "Scoring off Jeeves": "She had gone in for every kind of sport and developed the physique of a middleweight catch-as-catch-can wrestler."
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_aa9fcfed	type	Embarrassing Middle Name
Jeeves and Wooster / int_aa9fcfed	comment	Embarrassing Middle Name: Bertie's middle name is Wilberforce, his Uncle Tom's is Portarlington, and Mr. Trotter's is Gengulphus.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_aba51fc7	type	Nazi Nobleman
Jeeves and Wooster / int_aba51fc7	comment	Nazi Nobleman: Roderick Spode, although he only inherits the title (as Lord Sidcup) after he's already been in the Dictator business for awhile.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_b0a529cb	type	Extreme Doormat
Jeeves and Wooster / int_b0a529cb	comment	Extreme Doormat: Bertie lets himself be talked into just about anything, and usually on the flimsiest of pretexts. In "Bingo and the Little Woman" he admits that he could probably join a monastery and get browbeaten into doing something by a silent monk, purely through mime.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_b2279346	type	RetCon
Jeeves and Wooster / int_b2279346	comment	Retcon: A few minor instances, in which plot elements such as "Bertie grows a mustache and Jeeves does not approve" or "Bertie impersonates a friend while the friend impersonates Bertie", that appeared in the short stories, were later reworked into the plots of the novels without anybody noting the strange repetition of events. This may instead qualify as an Alternate Continuity.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_b53077b3	type	Take That!
Jeeves and Wooster / int_b53077b3	comment	Take That!: Rodrick Spode is a parody of the real-life British fascist Oswald Mosely. "You would not enjoy Nietzsche, sir. He is fundamentally unsound." (from "Jeeves Takes Charge")
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_b537784e	type	Fauxlosophic Narration
Jeeves and Wooster / int_b537784e	comment	Fauxlosophic Narration: Purposely invoked for comedic effect.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_b6caa5b4	type	Operation: Jealousy
Jeeves and Wooster / int_b6caa5b4	comment	Operation: Jealousy: Bertie attempts this on more than one occasion, usually with disastrous results. Also a common-enough reason for why women - particularly Angela - announce their plans for marrying Bertie, Gussie, or some other third party.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_b707726f	type	Hypocritical Humor
Jeeves and Wooster / int_b707726f	comment	Hypocritical Humor: In one story, an American matron, described as "the female counterpart to Aunt Agatha", thinks of Bertie as a symbol of England's indulgent and dying aristocracy because he's a high-living socialite who doesn't have a job. She met him in the first place because she was there to see her nephew, who, as far as she knew, was a high-living socialite with no job who he was supporting. She even wanted to try the high life herself. The only real difference is that she thinks Bertie is sponging off the nephew in question by guesting at his house.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_ba8b13ad	type	Catch-22 Dilemma
Jeeves and Wooster / int_ba8b13ad	comment	Catch-22 Dilemma: In "The Artistic Career of Corky" Wooster explains the catch for those wanting to take up portraiture: "you can't start painting portraits until people come along and ask you to, and they won't come and ask you to until you've painted a lot first."
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_bb0c0a4d	type	Fiery Redhead
Jeeves and Wooster / int_bb0c0a4d	comment	Fiery Redhead: Bobbie Wickham. From "Jeeves and the Yule-Tide Spirit", in which Bobbie eventually sets up Bertie and Tuppy Glossop to play pranks on each other:
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_bc74ef27	type	Berserk Button
Jeeves and Wooster / int_bc74ef27	comment	Berserk Button Young Thomas in "The Love That Purifies" will not take kindly to any acquaintance of his who insults Clara Bow. Anatole the chef has several such buttons.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_bf2e98c7	type	Love Informant
Jeeves and Wooster / int_bf2e98c7	comment	Love Informant: Bertie Wooster repeatedly fills this role, especially for Bingo Little, with varying results.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_bf8daa02	type	Better with Non-Human Company
Jeeves and Wooster / int_bf8daa02	comment	Better with Non-Human Company: Gussie Fink-Nottle finds newts easy, people difficult. Especially women.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_c0b53073	type	Rugby Is Slaughter
Jeeves and Wooster / int_c0b53073	comment	Rugby Is Slaughter: Tuppy Glossop finds this in the aptly-named "Ordeal of Young Tuppy" in Very Good, Jeeves. Of course, he's playing a weird local game in which The Points Mean Nothing and it's all about Small Town Rivalry.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_c0e5fc39	type	Celeb Crush
Jeeves and Wooster / int_c0e5fc39	comment	Celeb Crush: In "The Love that Purifies", Aunt Dahlia has a bet with a friend that her son Bonzo can behave better than Aunt Agatha's offspring Thomas while a mutual acquaintance is staying with Bertie; Bonzo is toeing the line so he can be worthy of movie star Lillian Gish, who he has a big crush on. Unfortunately, Thomas is behaving even better, because he has a crush on Clara Bow. See Berserk Button for how Jeeves deals with the situation.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_c339d8fb	type	Genius Book Club
Jeeves and Wooster / int_c339d8fb	comment	Genius Book Club: Bertie likes to read mystery novels, while Jeeves prefers the works of the philosopher Spinoza.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_c33ba0a8	type	Chuck Cunningham Syndrome
Jeeves and Wooster / int_c33ba0a8	comment	Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: Bertie's Uncle Willoughby, mentioned in first story "Jeeves Takes Charge". Bertie is financially dependent on him. Uncle Willoughby is never mentioned again, as later stories and novels concentrate on Bertie's aunts, Agatha and Dahlia. (There's a invokedFan Wank to the effect that Uncle Willoughby died and left Bertie his money, since Bertie is financially independent in later works.)
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_c5249b29	type	Nice Guy
Jeeves and Wooster / int_c5249b29	comment	Nice Guy: Bertie Wooster, who may be dimwitted, but is affable and good-hearted and a loyal friend.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_c691d3f4	type	Offscreen Teleportation
Jeeves and Wooster / int_c691d3f4	comment	Offscreen Teleportation: Bertie observes in "Leave it to Jeeves" and in other stories that Jeeves is rarely observed to enter or leave a room; he simply appears. In other stories Bertie describes how Jeeves "shimmers" from place to place. One stage adaptation implements this by having Jeeves leave at one side of the stage, only for Bertie to call him back. He enters at the other side.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_c826dd0f	type	Powder Gag
Jeeves and Wooster / int_c826dd0f	comment	Powder Gag: Attempting a Bucket Booby-Trap on a friend's boss, Bertie sets up a bag of flour in the ceiling. When they change plans, Bertie forgets to take it down. He later activates the trigger and it wounds up falling on him, coating him in flour.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_c83cd6b8	type	The Nicknamer
Jeeves and Wooster / int_c83cd6b8	comment	The Nicknamer: Bertie, who uses shorthand for everything. The entire Drones Club is this, to an extent, since everyone there goes by their nickname; Bertie's is one of the few to be derived from his actual first name.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_ca95473c	type	Series Continuity Error
Jeeves and Wooster / int_ca95473c	comment	Series Continuity Error: Besides the inconsistencies listed in Early-Installment Weirdness above, Bertie mentions in the short story "Bertie Changes His Mind" that he has a sister with three daughters. In Thank You, Jeeves he says he has no sisters.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_caa05cf	type	Breach of Promise of Marriage
Jeeves and Wooster / int_caa05cf	comment	Breach of Promise of Marriage: One of Jeeves' regular tasks is getting Bertie Wooster out of engagements while avoiding such lawsuits. The very last Jeeves and Wooster short story, "Jeeves and the Greasy Bird", has a con artist scam Bertie into making a faux marriage proposal only to demand a Â£2000 payoff to avoid just such a suit. Jeeves, naturally, gets Bertie off the hook.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_caa28b82	type	Cloudcuckoolander
Jeeves and Wooster / int_caa28b82	comment	Cloudcuckoolander: Several, but most notably Madeleine Bassett. She thinks the stars are God's daisy chain.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_cdd676a3	type	Hyper-Competent Sidekick
Jeeves and Wooster / int_cdd676a3	comment	Hypercompetent Sidekick: Jeeves is this trope personified. However, unlike many instances of this trope, Bertie is fully aware that Jeeves is the smarter one and routinely turns to Jeeves in times of trouble.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_ce9da072	type	Realistic Diction Is Unrealistic
Jeeves and Wooster / int_ce9da072	comment	Realistic Diction Is Unrealistic: Makes adapting Wodehouse's work to TV or film no easy task.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_d28eb9e1	type	Serial Romeo
Jeeves and Wooster / int_d28eb9e1	comment	Serial Romeo: Bingo Little. He eventually settles down after getting married, although even then he constantly needs help.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_d2b59903	type	Cool Old Lady
Jeeves and Wooster / int_d2b59903	comment	Cool Old Lady: Bertie Wooster's Aunt Dahlia Travers, whom he pointedly refers to as "my good aunt," although she has a scary side.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_d2d09c16	type	After-Action Patch-Up
Jeeves and Wooster / int_d2d09c16	comment	After Action Patch Up: In "The Inferiority Complex of Old Sippy", used to faciliate an engagement.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_d4e9de59	type	Dreadful Musician
Jeeves and Wooster / int_d4e9de59	comment	Dreadful Musician: If any character in these books demonstrates enthusiasm for a musical instrument, odds are they're terrible at it. The one exception is Bertie himself, whom Jeeves himself considers to have a pleasant baritone. This is played up in the Laurie/Fry TV series, where it's combined with The Cast Showoff.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_d62dd556	type	The Chessmaster
Jeeves and Wooster / int_d62dd556	comment	Bertie's one effort at playing the role of The Chessmaster (in Right Ho, Jeeves) didn't just flop, it redefined 'catastrophic'.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_d64c3cd4	type	Living MacGuffin
Jeeves and Wooster / int_d64c3cd4	comment	Living MacGuffin: Anatole, the magnificent French cook, who is first stolen from Rosie and Bingo by Aunt Dahlia. Later, other people keep trying to steal Anatole away from her.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_d848560f	type	Unusual Euphemism
Jeeves and Wooster / int_d848560f	comment	Unusual Euphemism: One rather amusing example is Sir Roderick Glossop's identification as a "nerve specialist," which it's noted is just an elevated term for a "loony doctor." Most of Bertie Wooster's conversation can be viewed as an extended roller-coaster ride through this trope.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_daba1b82	type	Finishing Each Other's Sentences
Jeeves and Wooster / int_daba1b82	comment	Finishing Each Other's Sentences: Courtesy of Jeeves, the walking encyclopedia. Lots of characters defer to Jeeves before finishing their thoughts, and he always has ready the exact idiom they were searching for.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_de19df2b	type	The Matchmaker
Jeeves and Wooster / int_de19df2b	comment	The Matchmaker: Bertie, with help from Jeeves, is often this. Sometimes out of the goodness of his heart, when acting to help one of his old friends get the girl, and sometimes out of self-preservation, to make sure that he doesn't get stuck marrying the girl.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_deea2fb5	type	Idle Rich
Jeeves and Wooster / int_deea2fb5	comment	Idle Rich: Bertie, and many of his acquaintances.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_e28f88b8	type	Last-Name Basis
Jeeves and Wooster / int_e28f88b8	comment	Last-Name Basis: Bertie only very belatedly realizes that Jeeves even has a first name. note It's Reginald.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_e2d457	type	The Ditz
Jeeves and Wooster / int_e2d457	comment	The Ditz: Bertie Wooster, as he himself cheerfully admits in short story "Leave it to Jeeves"—"I'm a bit short on brain myself." Though unlike some of his friends, he doesn't quite achieve full status as The Fool; Jeeves himself comments in Thank You, Jeeves that Bertie "is capable of acting very shrewdly on occasion." In fact, in comparison to some of his friends (notably the epicly cloth-headed "Biffy" Biffen, who can't seem to retain any sort of information in his head) Bertie is a veritable Einstein.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_e44da6cc	type	Makeup Is Evil
Jeeves and Wooster / int_e44da6cc	comment	Makeup Is Evil: Tuppy uses this to insult Angela.
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Jeeves and Wooster / int_f9f2c33	comment	Running Gag: Bertie evidently has two achievements to show for his entire life: a prize for Scripture Knowledge that he won when he was in school, and an article he wrote for Aunt Dahlia's magazine called "What the Well-Dressed Man Is Wearing".note Bertie's article is first mentioned in short story "Clustering Round Young Bingo" He mentions these two things over and over again. Bertie narrating that Jeeves often seems to appear in rooms, and describing his entrance and exit in some poetic manner, like "streamed in".
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