In "Summer Lightning" by P.G. Wodehouse, the complexities of human existence are explored through humor and whimsy. The narrative captures the essence of human experiences such as the monotony of life and inevitable suffering. Characters navigate their circumstances with charm, highlighting a comedic yet insightful commentary on how life often presents a blend of triviality and distress.

Schopenhauer's perspective echoes in Wodehouse's work, suggesting that the struggles people face are not random but rather serve a purpose. The mix of suffering and boredom reflects the deeper truths of human existence, inviting readers to reflect on their own experiences with absurdity and ennui. Wodehouse’s storytelling juxtaposes these themes with levity, making profound observations accessible and entertaining.