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Rochefort had divorced - accroding to some sources because she though that a marriage restricts a woman and her creativity.
Rochefort's view is pessimistic: the novel ends with Josyane succumbing to romantic love and continuing the cycle of child production, following the fate of her mother.
"Rochefort is particularly concerned with the structures society imposes on personal and sexual relationships, and her themes have included marriage, homosexuality, the sexual activity of minors, oral sex, sado-masochism, and incest.
Captain Joseph John Rochefort was a major figure in the U.S. Navy's cryptologic and intelligence developments from 1925 to 1947.
Rochefort was born in 1898 and enlisted in the navy in 1918.
Rochefort hand-picked many of Hypo's augmentees, and it contained the Navy's best cryptanalysts, traffic analysts, and linguists, including Thomas Dyer, Wesley A. (Ham) Wright, Joseph Finnegan, General Alva Lasswell, Thomas Huckins, and Jack Williams.
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