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Jeeves and the Final Whassit
Part one of the Jeeves in space story is up and ready for your perusal. It can be found here:
http://horace-bulregard.deviantart.com/art/Jeeves-and-the-Final-Whassit-333796345?ga_submit=10%3A1350938023
It unfortunately has not been proofread by anyone aside from myself, so I apologize in advance for any issues I may have missed. Any suggestions you may have for it concerning grammar, narrative voice, plot trajectory, or anything else you can think of, would be most welcome.
http://horace-bulregard.deviantart.com/art/Jeeves-and-the-Final-Whassit-333796345?ga_submit=10%3A1350938023
It unfortunately has not been proofread by anyone aside from myself, so I apologize in advance for any issues I may have missed. Any suggestions you may have for it concerning grammar, narrative voice, plot trajectory, or anything else you can think of, would be most welcome.
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I love the image to start with, and the language is spot-on and the reference to adobe patches and... this is just too wonderful for words. Fabulous. Topping. Corking.
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Many, many thanks, you are too kind. ^^
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“Well then what are you doing standing about? Take your phone and go hunt those wild bars!”
And that line is going to have me laughing all night long. I can just picture Bertie (and Jeeves) hunting down the best connection, standing in corners, under lamp shades, in the highest room of the tallest tower...
And I was wondering--and so very badly want to know--did Jeeves cause his own program to be replaced so quickly on the market? I don't know why, but somehow I can see him arranging that. He wouldn't want his Jeeves program running for users who do not meet the required standard after all. ;)
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I had a few thoughts on how that may have come about, actually. One was that his Uncle was close to this small, independent software company (probably a financial backer) and that Jeeves was a prototype that never actually hit the shelves due to the personality glitches and incompatibility issues. Another was that the small company went under, and so all of their wares were abruptly discontinued. Another still was that Jeeves, being the search engine they would use to look this up, simply lied to them. It would certainly be easier than competing with a gaggle of drones with copies of him. XD
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Thank you very much, I'm glad that you enjoy it. ^^