I've been through a bad time, Bertie, these last weeks. The sun ceased to shine - ""That's curious. We've had gorgeous weather in London.""The birds ceased to sing.""What birds?""What the devil does it matter what birds?" said young BIngo, with some asperity. "Any birds. The birds round about here. You don't expect me to specify them by their pet names, do you? I tell you, Bertie, it hit me hard at first, very hard.""What hit you?" I simply couldn't follow the blighter."Charlotte's calculated callousness.
In this excerpt from "The Inimitable Jeeves," a character named Bingo expresses his struggles during a challenging period in his life. He feels a deep sense of despair, stating metaphorically that the sun has stopped shining and the birds have ceased to sing. His friend, Bertie, responds with curiosity, highlighting the contrast between Bingo's experience and the pleasant weather in London. This conversation hints at Bingo's emotional turmoil and inability to articulate the specifics of his distress.
Bingo's frustration grows as he tries to explain his feelings regarding Charlotte's perceived coldness. His response to Bertie's questions reveals his inner conflict, as he feels overwhelmed and unable to specify the cause of his sadness. The dialogue captures a moment of confusion between friends, showcasing Bingo's struggle with his emotions and Bertie's efforts to understand him. It underscores the themes of friendship and the complexities of personal challenges.
