Ah, thank you! I'm so glad you enjoyed it. I am deeply, deeply impressed by your fics, by the way.
Tiny quibbles: in "Extricating Young Gussie," the auntly menace is Julia, not Agatha.
Well, I was thinking of the very beginning, when Agatha sends Bertie to America; Julia showed up later, when Bertie was on his own. As for the 1919 thing, I was going with the first collection rather than the individual stories in it, but in retrospect, I should probably have stuck with the latter.
Hee. And in that order of priority, too. <3!
I love how the bulk of what Jeeves's job is actually supposed to be is generally his lowest priority.
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Date: 2007-03-29 08:53 pm (UTC)Tiny quibbles: in "Extricating Young Gussie," the auntly menace is Julia, not Agatha.
Well, I was thinking of the very beginning, when Agatha sends Bertie to America; Julia showed up later, when Bertie was on his own. As for the 1919 thing, I was going with the first collection rather than the individual stories in it, but in retrospect, I should probably have stuck with the latter.
Hee. And in that order of priority, too. <3!
I love how the bulk of what Jeeves's job is actually supposed to be is generally his lowest priority.