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V For Vendetta Research Paper

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In 1997 “V for Vendetta” is a story where a man wants to make things right in England. It starts off with a girl getting ready to go out and do things for extra money. The cops in the story can do whatever they want, they can make their own punishment. Out of nowhere a guy came down from the sky and rescued her from the cops. A big tower blows up after she was rescued and then fireworks went off. The government are different parts of the body that include: head, mouth, hands, etc. First, this story with the man saving people and stopping crime sounds like batman. With the government having control over them and the cops being able to make their own punishment, the people live in fear because of it. They all have the same education because

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