Meeting Fielding today, it dawns on me that what makes his comedy so unusual it that it is benign. It is not cruel, morally ambiguous or politically dodgy. And that is because he is such a lovely character: there is no malice, not a mean bone in him. Wardrobes may topple but are made of foam. No one gets hurt.
Kate Kellaway , The Observer Sunday 20 November 2011 (via betterthanoxygen)
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