There is only one instance when Jeeves speaks in the story. What does he say and what does it tell you about him?
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The day that blotted the Drones Club with events of the most villainous skulduggery had dawned bright with the sun smiling in its full glory. There was not a spot of grey in the sky, nor in the soul.
“Jeeves,” I exclaimed, as I put the good old Wooster frame outside of a generous forkful of bacon and eggs. “A topping day, what?”
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Jeeves says, "Treasons, stratagems, and spoils, sir. "By this statement, it seems he is quick in responding (when the question was asked by the speaker), has a great knowledge in Literature (specially Shakespearean). He seems a bit loyal and disciplined as well.
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