Bradwatyne
Bradwatyne is a fictional locality, likely a village or small town, that appears in the works of author P.G. Wodehouse. It is most notably mentioned in connection with the character Bertie Wooster. Bradwatyne is often depicted as a somewhat sleepy or unremarkable English village, serving as a backdrop for Wooster's often farcical adventures or the eccentricities of his acquaintances.
In Wodehouse's narratives, Bradwatyne is characterized by its traditional English setting, featuring elements such as country
The significance of Bradwatyne within the Wodehouse canon lies primarily in its role as a familiar and