The Long Long Trail, Part 7/15

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Part 7 Rating: NC-17
Fic Rating: NC-17
Pairing: Bertie/Jeeves
Summary: Jeeves and Bertie meet again after a long separation during World War II.
Disclaimer: Jeeves and Bertie belong to Wodehouse. I’m just taking them for a spin.
Warning: Sex (kinda) and mustard.
Notes: Many thanks to Mrs_Dalliard and Zekkass for betaing this monster of a fic! The remaining aberrations were perped by me.
 

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Previous parts in WordPress are now linked 1 to 2, 2 to 3, etc. Thank you Derien for the advice!

Part 7: The Battle of Berlin

In The Same Vein - Jeevesian Speculation or Gossip(?)

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These quotings and discussions that we've been having are SO enjoyable!   But with this sort of thing 'on the brain' so to speak, I noticed something that I had to present to the community for opinion/discussion.

I'm re-reading "The Inimitable Jeeves" (for inspiration and its handy pocket-size-ness) and I came to chapter 15 'The Metropolitan Touch', which is about Bingo Little off on another love-lorn quest where he sucks Bertie and Jeeves into the fray.  Bertie and Jeeves are discussing Bingo's telegram, with Jeeves producing intelligence on Bingo's new object of affection that surprises Bertie:

     'Great Scott!' I knew that Jeeves knew practically everything in the world, but this sounded like second-sight. 'How do you know that?'
     'When we were visiting Twing Hall in the summer, sir, I formed a somewhat close friendship with Mr. Heppenstall's butler.  He is good enough to keep me abreast of the local news from time to time.  From his account, sir, the young lady appears to be a very estimable young lady.  Of a somewhat serious nature, I understand.  Mr. Little is very epris, sir.  Brookfield, my correspondent, writes that last week he observed him in the moonlight at an advanced hour gazing up at his window.'
     'Whose window!  Brookfield's?'
     'Yes, sir.  Presumably under the impression that it was the young lady's.'

Considering how understated Jeeves is about most things, his saying he 'formed a somewhat close friendship' could mean... wow, my twisted mind wanders off into astonishing feats of slashery!   Is it only me?  And the butler, this Brookfield, why would he be telling Jeeves about a man lurking at his window?  Oh, sure, it's good gossip, but mightn't there me more to it?  Hmmm?

Jeeves moments from 'Ring for Jeeves'

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bertiebwriting has indicated that I can take over recounting parts of "Ring for Jeeves" which don't refer to Bertie but are still entertaining. Two passages sprang to my mind immediately. They also have the added benefit of supporting another member's argument that Jeeves is a master-criminal in his spare time.

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Jeeves and Wooster in drag?

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Since it seems to just pop up in discussions and what have you... How do you lot feel about Bertie and Jeeves in drag? Just gauging reactions and tastes, you know ^^

Also. Does anyone have any drag fics to recommend or just link me to? I just read storyfan's Jeeves and the Agony Aunt, anyone got any other drag stories? I guess anyone seeing Mr Fry appear as an American novelist must develop something of a liking for drag!Jeeves :P

Cheers!

Fic: Jeeves and the Absolutely Not

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