# Right Ho, Jeeves explained — Right Ho, Jeeves

> Chapter companion for Right Ho, Jeeves by P. G. Wodehouse.

## What happens

Bertie Wooster recounts his various misadventures and the ongoing romantic entanglements among his friends and relatives, with Jeeves offering his usual sage advice.

## Themes in this chapter

### Love and Marriage

The chapter revolves around romantic pursuits and the complications of marriage proposals.

### Futility of Planning

Bertie's attempts to manage the romantic affairs of his friends repeatedly go awry.

## Character check-ins

### Bertram Wooster

Narrator and protagonist, caught in the middle of romantic schemes.

### Jeeves

Bertie's valet, whose wisdom is sought by Gussie and others.

### Gussie Fink-Nottle

A shy young man who seeks Jeeves' help with romantic matters.

### Aunt Dahlia

Bertie's forceful aunt who summons him to Brinkley Court.

### Tuppy Glossop

A friend of Bertie's, involved in romantic troubles with Angela.

## Key lines

> Right Ho, Jeeves

Bertie acknowledges Jeeves' plan or suggestion with approval.

_The phrase is a recurring expression of Bertie's agreement with Jeeves._

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