Scream for Jeeves: A Parody
by Peter H. Cannon, Jason C. Eckhardt
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While the juxtaposition of Lovecraftian dread and Wodehousian insouciance makes for some very funny situations and dialogues, it can grow to be a bit repetitive. Luckily, Scream for Jeeves is just about the right length; long enough to get as much out of the conceit without overplaying it. It's made up of three short stories:
"Rats, Cats, and Bertie Wooster" - Bertie visits his friend "Tubby" Norrys at the newly rebuilt priory that seems to have some sort of rodent problem.
"Something Foetid" - Bertie's jaunt in New York lands him in the company of a strange fiction writer and his even stranger Spanish doctor friend.
"The Rummy Case of Young Charly" - Art Jenkin, Erich Zann, and Charly Ward all get involved in this strange affair. As show more Bertie would say, "Life is a horrible thingummy." show less
"Rats, Cats, and Bertie Wooster" - Bertie visits his friend "Tubby" Norrys at the newly rebuilt priory that seems to have some sort of rodent problem.
"Something Foetid" - Bertie's jaunt in New York lands him in the company of a strange fiction writer and his even stranger Spanish doctor friend.
"The Rummy Case of Young Charly" - Art Jenkin, Erich Zann, and Charly Ward all get involved in this strange affair. As show more Bertie would say, "Life is a horrible thingummy." show less
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- People/Characters
- Reginald Jeeves; Bertram Wilberforce Wooster (Bertie); Erich Zann
- Important places
- New York, New York, USA; Exham Priory
- First words
- "I am afraid, Jeeves, that we shall have to go," I said as I nipped into the eggs and b. late one bright summer morning.
- Quotations
- Life is a hideous thingummy. Take the case of Arthur ‘Pongo’ Jermyn, for instance.
- Last words
- (Click to show. Warning: May contain spoilers.)"None, sir. Like the book cited by Poe's German authority, sir, 'es lässt sich nicht lessen--it does not permit itself to be read."
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