There's been some discussion in the backwaters about the grand adventures of Jeeves and Wooster meeting the grand adventures of Biggles and Co. I hesitantly bring an initial chapter of this celebratory romp of English-ness to this comm, for robust discussion by other learned persons. It would be lovely to know what you chappies thought about it all
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Hope there's more coming down the jolly old pike.
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I have most of the next chapter and the last written or drafted out but I'll wait until I have it completely finished before I post any more, just in case I need to change something. It is good fun writing like Plum (or at least, trying to).
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Your imitation of the Wooster-speak is, as far as I can judge, very accurate. And the hit by the bus thing, that's just what would happen to him.
I hope the last three paragraphs will be explained a bit more in the next chapter, because I can't really see inside the Biggles-Algy(-Jeeves) telepathy :D
A question: Are they wearing uniforms? They should be, right?
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I do love reading Plum, so I'm pleased it sounds at least a little like him.
Hopefully it all makes sense once I put up the next bit. They're not wearing uniforms at the moment I shouldn't think - it's set around the air police timeline rather than anything else. Rationing went on for a long time in England after all (also my computer would struggle with all of these delightfully english specimens in uniform - it would overheat from hotness!)
So Merry Christmas!
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Oh, ok. Somehow I was under the impression that this was happening during the WWII. But we wouldn't want your computer frying itself, right :D
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Although that is an interesting plotbunny right there. Men in uniform looking good!
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