In "The Code of the Woosters" by P.G. Wodehouse, the narrative humorously revolves around the protagonist, Bertie Wooster, whose comedic mishaps involve a character designated to understand and enforce societal codes. This character ironically finds himself a victim of theft, adding a layer of absurdity to the story and highlighting the theme of incompetence among those who should uphold order. Wodehouse utilizes clever wit to illustrate the contrasts between expectation and reality. The notion of someone responsible for preventing theft becoming a theft victim himself serves to mock the reliability of authority figures. This instance captures the light-hearted satire that pervades Wodehouse's work, making it an enjoyable exploration of social norms and the folly of human behavior.

In "The Code of the Woosters" by P.G. Wodehouse, the narrative humorously revolves around the protagonist, Bertie Wooster, whose comedic mishaps involve a character designated to understand and enforce societal codes. This character ironically finds himself a victim of theft, adding a layer of absurdity to the story and highlighting the theme of incompetence among those who should uphold order.

Wodehouse utilizes clever wit to illustrate the contrasts between expectation and reality. The notion of someone responsible for preventing theft becoming a theft victim himself serves to mock the reliability of authority figures. This instance captures the light-hearted satire that pervades Wodehouse's work, making it an enjoyable exploration of social norms and the folly of human behavior.