[A prankster, then? Possibly. Someone who projects a childish attitude, if nothing else. Jeeves makes a mental note to keep an eye on the gentleman's public communications.] You enjoy practical pleasantries, then, sir? My employer is fond of such entertainment, as well, when it's not being directed against him. [Mr. Wooster, like most men, tends to take jokes more poorly when he's the butt end of them, after all.]

And I think a world of stone and wood might be very interesting, indeed, given architectural variety. The Oriental style is a most fascinating one, though, as I said, my experience with such cultures is limited.

Please do not trouble yourself, in any case, sir. I took no offense at the comment. You have my apologies, in turn, for making you think so. I can well understand an indisposition toward believing the words of a complete stranger. I would invite you simply to take in the world around you for a time. You may find any Pyrrhonistic ideals tend to waver when observing gentlemen leaping from clock towers and landing with no harm to their persons on the cobbled streets below.