Indeed, that's what I was thinking. I have a copy of 'Very Good, Jeeves' & I thought that might be easier, although I feel like it actually might be easier to use a transcription of a scene from the series - but I still need to ask my professor, I didn't go to my class on Monday, oh dear.
I was also thinking that if I can't do that, my scene would probably be my predicament right now - that way, I can use lines from Wodehouse's stories (as a reference, or just as quotes) without trying to write like Wodehouse. Does that make sense? I'll still probably have a Bertie & a Jeeves like characters. I think that would work just as well, right?
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Date: 2010-03-03 07:29 am (UTC)I was also thinking that if I can't do that, my scene would probably be my predicament right now - that way, I can use lines from Wodehouse's stories (as a reference, or just as quotes) without trying to write like Wodehouse. Does that make sense? I'll still probably have a Bertie & a Jeeves like characters. I think that would work just as well, right?