“will I like lord Peter wimsey” LISTEN

You know how there’s a theory that Bertie Wooster is so stupid, nobody could Be that stupid, it must be a Ruse that Jeeves is In On

okay

well

what if it were TRUE

And also They Solve Crimes

[violet-ianthe]

“A man doesn’t like to see a man go all wobbly about his sister - at least, not with such a prolonged wobble. It’s unsightly. It’s irritating. Why not slap the manly thorax and say, ‘Peter, my dear old mangel-wurzel, I have decided to dig myself into the old family trench and be a brother to you’?”

— Lord Peter Wimsey

[ibmiller]

This passage tends to reduce me to a giggling puddle on the floor.

There was something rather splendid about the way those two claimed one another, as though nothing and nobody else mattered or even existed; he was the only bridegroom I have ever seen who looked as though he knew exactly what he was doing and meant it.

Dorothy L. Sayers, Busman’s Honeymoon (via magidthomasina)

I have this headcanon that Odo is in ecstasy over the events of “Gaudy Night”

(via bmouse)

Oh my god Garak and Odo squealing over Sayers at breakfast, I simply can’t at all with this~~~~~

“You don’t particularly care about children?”

“Not children, in the lump. But I think it’s just possible that I might some day come to want—”

“Your own?”

“No—yours.”

Lord Peter Wimsey and Harriet Vane, “Busman’s Honeymoon” by Dorothy L. Sayers (via lejeunetigre)