P G Wodehouse: Without the Option (1925)

Sippy, who is financially dependent on his aunt, is expected to stay with his aunt's ghastly friends. After Bertie inadvertently gets Sippy stuck in prison, Bertie must take Sippy's place.

[@willowwobble]

Thank you. Excellent

[@marisadallavalle393]

Thank you!

[@philipinchina]

Excellent.

[@warrencraig-e3c]

he's the jug

[@kaylemon2286]

Needs improvement on narrative.
The guy with the head cold ruins his character.

[@maggiekits1234]

Are you mad? This is Jonathan Cecil🤗

[@Bambisgf77]

@@Greatstoriesyoulllove this is surely sarcasm right? This is THE narrator for Jeeves & Wooster!
Jonathan Cecil! 😮

[@Greatstoriesyoulllove]

@@Bambisgf77 yep

[@georgielancaster1356]

They are ALL read by Jonathan Cecil. ALL the voices.
This is THE greatest reader of Wodehouse. In fact, apart from being the wrong generation, a man born to be a Bertie Wooster character, until acting took over his life.
He is, to Wodehouse enthusiasts, THE MASTER. Never to be bettered.
He is giving variation to the characters, as befits the characters Wodehouse drew in words.
The 'headcold' character is just another voice you would have heard in that social group - not with a headcold, but with that as a normal speaking voice - and highlights the character is comical and not heroic. Such a voice comes with late middle age and an extremely portly appearance.

[@heenanyou]

@@georgielancaster1356 Exactly. Adenoidal. Comes with inbreeding in the upper classes.