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* TheBookCypher: Wormold uses Charles Lamb's "Tales from Shakespeare" to encode and decode messages. A difference in edition turns several messages into complete nonsense.
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* TheBookCypher: TheBookCipher: Wormold uses Charles Lamb's "Tales from Shakespeare" to encode and decode messages. A difference in edition turns several messages into complete nonsense.
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* BookCypher: Wormold uses Charles Lamb's "Tales from Shakespeare" to encode and decode messages. A difference in edition turns several messages into complete nonsense.CityOfSpies
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* MadonnaWhoreComplex: Milly, Wormold's daughter, is simultaneously devoutly Catholic, claiming that Wormold remains married even though his wife abandoned them years ago, but also manipulative, free-spirited, and seductive toward Captain Segura.
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* GenuineHumanHide: The local police chief, Captain Segura, is rumored to carry a cigarette case made of human skin. [[spoiler:It's true, though to make it slightly justifiable, the skin came from the guy who murdered his father]].
* MadonnaWhoreComplex: Milly, Wormold's daughter, is simultaneously devoutly Catholic, claiming that Wormold remains married even though his wife abandoned them years ago, but also manipulative, free-spirited, and seductive toward CaptainSegura.Segura.
* TheBookCypher: Wormold uses Charles Lamb's "Tales from Shakespeare" to encode and decode messages. A difference in edition turns several messages into complete nonsense.
* MadonnaWhoreComplex: Milly, Wormold's daughter, is simultaneously devoutly Catholic, claiming that Wormold remains married even though his wife abandoned them years ago, but also manipulative, free-spirited, and seductive toward Captain
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* MadonnaWhoreComplex: Milly, Wormold's daughter daughter, is simultaneously devoutely caotholic, devoutly Catholic, claiming that Wormold remains married even though his wife abandoned them years ago, but also seemigly manipulative, free-spirited, and seductive toward Captain Segura.
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James Wormold, a British expat and struggling salesman of Phastcleaner vacuum cleaners in UsefulNotes/Cuba, is approached by an official in British intelligence and asked to set up a spy ring.
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James Wormold, a British expat and struggling salesman of Phastcleaner vacuum cleaners in UsefulNotes/Cuba, {{UsefulNotes/Cuba}}, is approached by an official in British intelligence and asked to set up a spy ring.
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* BavarianFireDrill: Wormold's reports from Cuba include mysterious construction in the jungle. The fact that no experts can make sense of the schematics provided (lifted from vacuum schematics), and that no other intelligence agency seems to know about them, is taken as proof that they are both legitimate and representative of some new weapon system.
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''Our Man in Havana'' is a 1958 novel written by Creator/{{Graham Greene|Author}}. It was adapted into a film starring Creator/{{Alec Guinness}} in 1959, as well as an opera in 1963 and a straight play in 2007.
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