Honor and Integrity

Characters like Fenn and Kennedy grapple with doing the right thing, such as when Fenn refuses to undermine Kennedy's authority despite personal grievances, emphasizing moral principles.

Kennedy chooses to settle the dispute personally rather than using prefects, emphasizing personal honor.

Honor and Integrity is one of the patterns The Head of Kay’s by P. G. Wodehouse returns to. The chapter notes above are from this edition’s companions — open those chapters to see how the book stages the idea rather than treating the theme as a slogan.