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He has another son, Richard, and three sons from a previous marriage: Philip, Michael and Tony. A long version of his biography can be found [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Keston here]] on Wiki/ThatOtherWiki.
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He has another son, Richard, and three sons from a previous marriage: Philip, Michael and Tony. A long version of his biography can be found [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Keston here]] on Wiki/ThatOtherWiki.
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John Keston, (born Francis Douglas Arthur Caston, 5 December 1924) is a world-record-holding runner as well as a Shakespearian scholar, having worked with the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_Shakespeare_Company Royal Shakespeare Company]] on tours. He has also written, produced and performed a one-man show, "Expressions of Aging", reflecting his love of history, acting, music, and the English language centered around the theme of growing old.
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John Keston, (born Francis Douglas Arthur Caston, 5 December 1924) is 1924- 13 February 2022) was a world-record-holding runner as well as a Shakespearian scholar, having worked with the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_Shakespeare_Company Royal Shakespeare Company]] on tours. He has also written, wrote, produced and performed a one-man show, "Expressions of Aging", reflecting his love of history, acting, music, and the English language centered around the theme of growing old.
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John Keston, [[IncrediblyLamePun stole the show in a manner of speaking]], in the [[VideoGames video-game]] ''VideoGame/RivenTheSequelToMyst'' as the primary villain Gehn. For tropes about his character Gehn, see [[Characters/{{Myst}} Myst Characters]] page.
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John Keston, [[IncrediblyLamePun stole the show in a manner of speaking]], in the [[VideoGames video-game]] ''VideoGame/RivenTheSequelToMyst'' as the primary villain Gehn. For tropes about his character Gehn, see [[Characters/{{Myst}} Myst Characters]] page.page.
He passed away at age 97 due to complications from COVID-19.
He passed away at age 97 due to complications from COVID-19.
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John Keston, (born [[AwesomeMcCoolname Francis Douglas Arthur Caston]], 5 December 1924) is a world-record-holding runner as well as a Shakespearian scholar, having worked with the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_Shakespeare_Company Royal Shakespeare Company]] on tours. He has also written, produced and performed a one-man show, "Expressions of Aging", reflecting his love of history, acting, music, and the English language centered around the theme of growing old.
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John Keston, (born[[AwesomeMcCoolname Francis Douglas Arthur Caston]], Caston, 5 December 1924) is a world-record-holding runner as well as a Shakespearian scholar, having worked with the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_Shakespeare_Company Royal Shakespeare Company]] on tours. He has also written, produced and performed a one-man show, "Expressions of Aging", reflecting his love of history, acting, music, and the English language centered around the theme of growing old.
John Keston, (born
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John Keston, [[IncrediblyLamePun stole the show in a manner of speaking]], in the [[VideoGames video-game]] ''VideoGame/RivenTheSequelToMyst'' as the primary villain Gehn. For tropes about his character Gehn, see [[Characters/{{Myst}} Myst Characters]] page.
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* AcademicAthlete: Winner of multiple world records as well as a Shakespearian scholar and producer of stage plays.
* JackOfAllTrades: John has dabbled in acting, arts, and athletics. Strong suits are classical acting (with his break-out role in VideoGame/{{Riven}}) and marathon running.
* ShakespearianActors: John is implied to be one, having traveled with the Royal Shakespeare Company, for a production of Theatre/SherlockHolmes. Directed by Frank Dunlop, with artistic director Trevor Nunn. This provided Keston his sole Broadway credit for his performance as Sir Edward Leighton.
[[header: Tropes Associated with John Keston Himself Include]]
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* AcademicAthlete: Winner of multiple world records as well as a Shakespearian scholar and producer of stage plays.
* JackOfAllTrades: John has dabbled in acting, arts, and athletics. Strong suits are classical acting (with his break-out role in VideoGame/{{Riven}}) and marathon running.
* ShakespearianActors: John is implied to be one, having traveled with the Royal Shakespeare Company, for a production of Theatre/SherlockHolmes. Directed by Frank Dunlop, with artistic director Trevor Nunn. This provided Keston his sole Broadway credit for his performance as Sir Edward Leighton.
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John Keston, [[IncrediblyLamePun stole the show in a manner of speaking]], in the [[VideoGames video-game]] ''VideoGame/RivenTheSequelToMyst'' as the primary villain Gehn. For tropes about his character Gehn, see [[Characters/{{Myst}} Myst Characters]] page.
[[header: Tropes Associated with John Keston Himself Include]]
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* AcademicAthlete: Winner of multiple world records as well as a Shakespearian scholar and producer of stage plays.
* JackOfAllTrades: John has dabbled in acting, arts, and athletics. Strong suits are classical acting (with his break-out role in VideoGame/{{Riven}}) and marathon running.
* ShakespearianActors: John is implied to be one, having traveled with the Royal Shakespeare Company, for a production of Theatre/SherlockHolmes. Directed by Frank Dunlop, with artistic director Trevor Nunn. This provided Keston his sole Broadway credit for his performance as Sir Edward Leighton.page.
[[header: Tropes Associated with John Keston Himself Include]]
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* AcademicAthlete: Winner of multiple world records as well as a Shakespearian scholar and producer of stage plays.
* JackOfAllTrades: John has dabbled in acting, arts, and athletics. Strong suits are classical acting (with his break-out role in VideoGame/{{Riven}}) and marathon running.
* ShakespearianActors: John is implied to be one, having traveled with the Royal Shakespeare Company, for a production of Theatre/SherlockHolmes. Directed by Frank Dunlop, with artistic director Trevor Nunn. This provided Keston his sole Broadway credit for his performance as Sir Edward Leighton.
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* ShakespearianActors: John is implied to be one, having traveled with the Royal Shakespeare Company, for a production of SherlockHolmes. Directed by Frank Dunlop, with artistic director Trevor Nunn. This provided Keston his sole Broadway credit for his performance as Sir Edward Leighton.
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* ShakespearianActors: John is implied to be one, having traveled with the Royal Shakespeare Company, for a production of SherlockHolmes.Theatre/SherlockHolmes. Directed by Frank Dunlop, with artistic director Trevor Nunn. This provided Keston his sole Broadway credit for his performance as Sir Edward Leighton.
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John Keston, [[IncrediblyLamePun stole the show in a manner of speaking]], in the [[VideoGames video-game]] ''VideoGame/RivenTheSequelToMyst'' as the primary villain Gehn.
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John Keston, [[IncrediblyLamePun stole the show in a manner of speaking]], in the [[VideoGames video-game]] ''VideoGame/RivenTheSequelToMyst'' as the primary villain Gehn.
Gehn. For tropes about his character Gehn, see [[Characters/{{Myst}} Myst Characters]] page.
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John Keston, [[IncrediblyLamePun stole the show in a manner of speaking]], in the [[VideoGames video-game]] [[VideoGame/RivenTheSequelToMyst ''Riven: The Sequel to Myst'']] as the primary villain Gehn.
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John Keston, [[IncrediblyLamePun stole the show in a manner of speaking]], in the [[VideoGames video-game]] [[VideoGame/RivenTheSequelToMyst ''Riven: The Sequel to Myst'']] ''VideoGame/RivenTheSequelToMyst'' as the primary villain Gehn.
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John Keston, [[IncrediblyLamePun stole the show in a manner of speaking]], in the [[VideoGames video-game]] [[VideoGame/RivenTheSequelToMyst Riven: ''Riven: The Sequel to Myst]] Myst'']] as the primary villain Gehn.
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* ShakespearianActors: John is implied to be one, having traveled with the Royal Shakespeare Company, for a production of SherlockHolmes. Directed by Frank Dunlop, with artistic director Trevor Nunn. This provided Keston his sole Broadway credit for his performance as Sir Edward Leighton.
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Atrus' father and the main antagonist of Riven. Gehn rules the [[JustBeforeTheEnd world of]] [[MeaningfulName Riven]] after his son Atrus, [[SealedEvilInACan removed all means of teleporting out of the world]], and exited in a manner that prevented him from following. Gehn was imprisoned due to Gehn's history of writing links to ages and playing God over the inhabitants, under the belief that writing the book that describes an age is an act of Genesis. Atrus wanted to prevent more cultures from falling prey to his Father's delusions of grandeur.
After the first game {{Myst}}, the player character returns to Atrus to be inserted into Riven. He/she is given a fake linking-book that appears to be a way back to D'ni, but is actually a one-man prison; to make a long story short, Atrus' wife Cathrine has become a hostage in Riven, being held prisoner by his scheming father.
After solving key puzzles in Riven, the player comes face-to-face with Gehn, who [[FauxAffablyEvil cleverly accepts that he has been in the wrong]] in order to garner sympathy. However, Gehn is more that willing to [[spoiler: commit murder, and will shoot the player dead if they mess up trying to lure Gehn into the trap]]. Thus, to get the best ending, the major puzzles must be solved.
* See [[{{Characters/Myst}} the Myst characters page]] for tropes associated with Gehn.
[[header: Gehn]]
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Atrus' father and the main antagonist of Riven. Gehn rules the [[JustBeforeTheEnd world of]] [[MeaningfulName Riven]] after his son Atrus, [[SealedEvilInACan removed all means of teleporting out of the world]], and exited in a manner that prevented him from following. Gehn was imprisoned due to Gehn's history of writing links to ages and playing God over the inhabitants, under the belief that writing the book that describes an age is an act of Genesis. Atrus wanted to prevent more cultures from falling prey to his Father's delusions of grandeur.
After the first game {{Myst}}, the player character returns to Atrus to be inserted into Riven. He/she is given a fake linking-book that appears to be a way back to D'ni, but is actually a one-man prison; to make a long story short, Atrus' wife Cathrine has become a hostage in Riven, being held prisoner by his scheming father.
After solving key puzzles in Riven, the player comes face-to-face with Gehn, who [[FauxAffablyEvil cleverly accepts that he has been in the wrong]] in order to garner sympathy. However, Gehn is more that willing to [[spoiler: commit murder, and will shoot the player dead if they mess up trying to lure Gehn into the trap]]. Thus, to get the best ending, the major puzzles must be solved.
* See [[{{Characters/Myst}} the Myst characters page]] for tropes associated with Gehn.
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* ShakespearianActors: John is implied to be one, having traveled with the Royal Shakespeare Company, for a production of SherlockHolmes. Directed by Frank Dunlop, with artistic director Trevor Nunn. This provided Keston his sole Broadway credit for his performance as Sir Edward Leighton.
[[header: Gehn]]
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Atrus' father and the main antagonist of Riven. Gehn rules the [[JustBeforeTheEnd world of]] [[MeaningfulName Riven]] after his son Atrus, [[SealedEvilInACan removed all means of teleporting out of the world]], and exited in a manner that prevented him from following. Gehn was imprisoned due to Gehn's history of writing links to ages and playing God over the inhabitants, under the belief that writing the book that describes an age is an act of Genesis. Atrus wanted to prevent more cultures from falling prey to his Father's delusions of grandeur.
After the first game {{Myst}}, the player character returns to Atrus to be inserted into Riven. He/she is given a fake linking-book that appears to be a way back to D'ni, but is actually a one-man prison; to make a long story short, Atrus' wife Cathrine has become a hostage in Riven, being held prisoner by his scheming father.
After solving key puzzles in Riven, the player comes face-to-face with Gehn, who [[FauxAffablyEvil cleverly accepts that he has been in the wrong]] in order to garner sympathy. However, Gehn is more that willing to [[spoiler: commit murder, and will shoot the player dead if they mess up trying to lure Gehn into the trap]]. Thus, to get the best ending, the major puzzles must be solved.
* See [[{{Characters/Myst}} the Myst characters page]] for tropes associated with Gehn.Leighton.
[[header: Gehn]]
[[quoteright:140:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/menacing_6563.jpg]]
Atrus' father and the main antagonist of Riven. Gehn rules the [[JustBeforeTheEnd world of]] [[MeaningfulName Riven]] after his son Atrus, [[SealedEvilInACan removed all means of teleporting out of the world]], and exited in a manner that prevented him from following. Gehn was imprisoned due to Gehn's history of writing links to ages and playing God over the inhabitants, under the belief that writing the book that describes an age is an act of Genesis. Atrus wanted to prevent more cultures from falling prey to his Father's delusions of grandeur.
After the first game {{Myst}}, the player character returns to Atrus to be inserted into Riven. He/she is given a fake linking-book that appears to be a way back to D'ni, but is actually a one-man prison; to make a long story short, Atrus' wife Cathrine has become a hostage in Riven, being held prisoner by his scheming father.
After solving key puzzles in Riven, the player comes face-to-face with Gehn, who [[FauxAffablyEvil cleverly accepts that he has been in the wrong]] in order to garner sympathy. However, Gehn is more that willing to [[spoiler: commit murder, and will shoot the player dead if they mess up trying to lure Gehn into the trap]]. Thus, to get the best ending, the major puzzles must be solved.
* See [[{{Characters/Myst}} the Myst characters page]] for tropes associated with Gehn.
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John Keston, born under [[AwesomeMcCoolname "Francis Douglas Arthur Caston"]] is a world-record-holding runner as well as a Shakespearian scholar, having worked with the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_Shakespeare_Company Royal Shakespeare Company]] on tours. He has also written, produced and performed a one-man show, "Expressions of Aging", reflecting his love of history, acting, music, and the English language centered around the theme of growing old.
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John Keston, born under (born [[AwesomeMcCoolname "Francis Francis Douglas Arthur Caston"]] Caston]], 5 December 1924) is a world-record-holding runner as well as a Shakespearian scholar, having worked with the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_Shakespeare_Company Royal Shakespeare Company]] on tours. He has also written, produced and performed a one-man show, "Expressions of Aging", reflecting his love of history, acting, music, and the English language centered around the theme of growing old.
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He has another son, Richard, and three sons from a previous marriage: Philip, Michael and Tony. A long version of his biography can be found [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Keston here]] on ThatOtherWiki.
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He has another son, Richard, and three sons from a previous marriage: Philip, Michael and Tony. A long version of his biography can be found [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Keston here]] on ThatOtherWiki.
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* JackOfAllTrades: John has dabbled in acting, arts, and athletics. Strong suits are classical acting (with his break-out role in RivenTheSequelToMyst) and marathon running.
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* JackOfAllTrades: John has dabbled in acting, arts, and athletics. Strong suits are classical acting (with his break-out role in RivenTheSequelToMyst) VideoGame/{{Riven}}) and marathon running.
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* IAmNotSpock: In the Myst fanbase, he is very well-known as Gehn, the villain of VideoGames/RivenTheSequelToMyst to the point that the role casts a shadow over John himself.
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* JackOfAllTrades: John has dabbled in acting, arts, and athletics. Strong suits are classical acting, with his break-out role in RivenTheSequelToMyst, and marathon running.
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* JackOfAllTrades: John has dabbled in acting, arts, and athletics. Strong suits are classical acting, with acting (with his break-out role in RivenTheSequelToMyst, RivenTheSequelToMyst) and marathon running.
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* JackOfAllTrades: John has dabbled in acting, arts, and athletics. Strong suits are classical acting, with his break-out role in RivenTheSequelToMyst, and marathon running.
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He has another son, Richard, and three sons from a previous marriage: Philip, Michael and Tony. A long version of his biography can be found [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Keston here]] on ThatOtherWiki.
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Atrus' father and the main antagonist of Riven. Gehn rules the [[JustBeforeTheEnd world of]] [[MeaningfulName Riven]] after his son Atrus, [[SealedEvilInACan removed all means of teleporting out of the world]], and exited in a manner that prevented him from following. After the first game {{Myst}}, the player character returns to Atrus to be inserted into Riven. He/she is given a fake linking-book that appears to be a way back to D'ni, but is actually a one-man prison; to make a long story short, Atrus' wife Cathrine has become a hostage in Riven, being held prisoner by his scheming father.
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Atrus' father and the main antagonist of Riven. Gehn rules the [[JustBeforeTheEnd world of]] [[MeaningfulName Riven]] after his son Atrus, [[SealedEvilInACan removed all means of teleporting out of the world]], and exited in a manner that prevented him from following. Gehn was imprisoned due to Gehn's history of writing links to ages and playing God over the inhabitants, under the belief that writing the book that describes an age is an act of Genesis. Atrus wanted to prevent more cultures from falling prey to his Father's delusions of grandeur.
After the first game {{Myst}}, the player character returns to Atrus to be inserted into Riven. He/she is given a fake linking-book that appears to be a way back to D'ni, but is actually a one-man prison; to make a long story short, Atrus' wife Cathrine has become a hostage in Riven, being held prisoner by his scheming father.
After the first game {{Myst}}, the player character returns to Atrus to be inserted into Riven. He/she is given a fake linking-book that appears to be a way back to D'ni, but is actually a one-man prison; to make a long story short, Atrus' wife Cathrine has become a hostage in Riven, being held prisoner by his scheming father.
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Atrus' father and the main antagonist of Riven. Gehn rules of the [[JustBeforeTheEnd world of]] [[MeaningfulName Riven]] after his son Atrus, [[SealedEvilInACan removed all means of teleporting out of the world]], and exited in a manner that prevented him from following. After the first game {{Myst}}, the player character returns to Atrus to be inserted into Riven. He/she is given a fake linking-book that appears to be a way back to D'ni, but is actually a one-man prison; to make a long story short, Atrus' wife Cathrine has become a hostage in Riven, being held prisoner by his scheming father.
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Atrus' father and the main antagonist of Riven. Gehn rules of the [[JustBeforeTheEnd world of]] [[MeaningfulName Riven]] after his son Atrus, [[SealedEvilInACan removed all means of teleporting out of the world]], and exited in a manner that prevented him from following. After the first game {{Myst}}, the player character returns to Atrus to be inserted into Riven. He/she is given a fake linking-book that appears to be a way back to D'ni, but is actually a one-man prison; to make a long story short, Atrus' wife Cathrine has become a hostage in Riven, being held prisoner by his scheming father.
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