I always thought of Jeeves as the more romantic one. I may, of course, be smoking the wacky crack. I think it's all that poetry he quotes.
People were talking about their ideal guilty-pleasure-kidfic above; I think mine would be Jeeves admitting to all the (frankly, IMO, somewhat disturbing) machinations he's gone through to keep himself primary in Bertie's life, and then Bertie undercutting him by revealing that none of that had ever been necessary to begin with -- he'd had B. at "Hello, sir," so to speak. Silly Jeeves.
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Date: 2006-01-23 07:01 am (UTC)People were talking about their ideal guilty-pleasure-kidfic above; I think mine would be Jeeves admitting to all the (frankly, IMO, somewhat disturbing) machinations he's gone through to keep himself primary in Bertie's life, and then Bertie undercutting him by revealing that none of that had ever been necessary to begin with -- he'd had B. at "Hello, sir," so to speak. Silly Jeeves.
I'm such a sap. *g*