Formal coat draped over a miniature chair beside folded rough cloak

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Wadsworth

I am merely a humble butler.

— Clue • 1985

Behind the line

What it means

Our interpretation.

The speaker presents themselves as nothing more than a modest servant. Merely and humble both play down any importance, which can sound sincere or like a careful deflection. The line asks to be taken as unthreatening and unremarkable.

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