[Women in war. In spite of seeing her in battle, in spite of knowing of female platoons and soldiers, Jeeves cannot help his mind going to starving women and children left to scrape by after their forces had moved through and desolated farms and businesses. Hungry and hurt eyes. He'd ignored them. There was little to do otherwise apart from spare a ration or two and suffer for it on the march the next day.]

I do not fret, madam, merely regret that such things would not faze you. I saw in the communications archives your discussion of the Great Griffon Wars with Agent Washington. It is to that which you are referring, I take it?