The Unbearable Bassington

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The narrative centers on Comus Bassington, a charismatic yet irreverent young man, as he navigates the complexities of upper-class society in Edwardian England. Through satirical wit, the novel critiques social norms and the absurdities of the elite, showcasing Saki's sharp commentary on the era's conventions and the character's escapades. First published in 1912, it remains a humorous exploration of class and character in a bygone time.