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*'''John Maynard Keynes:''' economist and associate of Virginia Woolf and of the Bloomsbury Group. A practicing homosexual in his youth, later married and heterosexual. "Kanes nought" - suggest Keynes suffered nought for his homosexual past in contrast to Oscar Wilde. '''Bloom's bury''' is a pun in its own write that one would half expect in ''FW''. | *'''John Maynard Keynes:''' economist and associate of Virginia Woolf and of the Bloomsbury Group. A practicing homosexual in his youth, later married and heterosexual. "Kanes nought" - suggest Keynes suffered nought for his homosexual past in contrast to Oscar Wilde. '''Bloom's bury''' is a pun in its own write that one would half expect in ''FW''. | ||
| − | *'''Caine's nought''' | + | *'''Caine's nought:''' Caine is a cipher, nothing, lost or ruined. |
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- John Maynard Keynes: economist and associate of Virginia Woolf and of the Bloomsbury Group. A practicing homosexual in his youth, later married and heterosexual. "Kanes nought" - suggest Keynes suffered nought for his homosexual past in contrast to Oscar Wilde. Bloom's bury is a pun in its own write that one would half expect in FW.
- Caine's nought: Caine is a cipher, nothing, lost or ruined.
