Monday, March 24, 2008
Vendetta Part 2
The first 40 pages or so were extremely confusing, and I had to re-read them over several times. I think what confused me is the fact that I wasn't sure who was speaking very often. This was especially a problem in the scene where before V broadcasts his message, and when Evey and Gordon were in the club sitting down. Besides that, the book started to get more and more interesting. Prison was once again a factor, as Evey was put in a prison, unknowingly, by V, but in a way, he put her in prison to get her out of the one that she was in currently in her mind. After blowing up more government buildings, the norsefire is crippled. I'm intrigued if V can single-handedly take down a fascist government. It's been a great read so far.
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i agree, some parts were very confusing to follow, like the dream part. At a time i wondered if there were several V's because it seems imposible for V to destroy the gov a country single handed, then adain it is V. I thought that the idea of beign improsoned inside one's mind was fascinating
some scenes were definitely jumbled at times, and that one guys heavy accent was hard to read
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