V per Vendetta

The masks, the Guy Fawkes imagery, and the color palette all seem deliberate. I'm curious how these choices deepen the story's themes of rebellion and anonymity.

V's actions are often violent and radical, but his motives seem justified. How do readers reconcile these moral ambiguities in the story?

The world-building feels so detailed and thought-out. I'm wondering if real historical or political events influenced the setting and themes.