The P.G. Wodehouse character BERTIE is a young, upper-class Englishman who is the protagonist of many of Wodehouse's stories. He is often portrayed as a bumbling, yet well-meaning, young man who is constantly getting into scrapes and misadventures. He is usually accompanied by his valet Jeeves, who helps him out of his predicaments. BERTIE is known for his love of food, drink, and women, and his frequent use of malapropisms.