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    Gloria Geeso Political Ideologies V for Vendetta: Fascism The film V for Vendetta is a great representation of a fascist society, and demonstrates how a fascist society could be run. The entire plot of the movie follows the plight of the protagonist, as he attempts to lead a revolution that will ultimately overthrow the overbearing government. The movie shows several aspects of fascism, such as restricted freedom of speech, a disdain for intellectuals and the arts, and an infamous leader.…

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    of people in this text are altered to be utilised by the government through the use of a higher being. This is shown by the quote “You think he's not up there? You think he's not watching over this country?” which uses the idea that God is with Norsefire. This idea of support from god is further used to manipulate the people into thinking that his racist ideals in the hate speech: “Immigrants, Muslims, homosexuals, terrorists. Disease-ridden degenerates. They had to…

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    V For Vendetta, a film directed by James McTeigue based on the graphic novel series by David Moore and David Lloyd share many similarities with Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare. Both of the works have common themes of vigilantism, rhetoric and power struggles, as well as betrayal, yet rhetoric and power is the theme of the most substance. There are many parallels between the characters of both medias. In both works, there is a sense of an all powerful ruler coming into power on terms not…

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    Since the beginning of time men have proven to abuse their power if they are able to obtain it. Our Founding Fathers were aware of this, and did what they could to create a government to avoid what seems to be the inevitable. This government was designed to be limited in their power, and balanced throughout three branches. It was designed to be smaller in size, and procedures were put in place to hinder its growth. This complex masterpiece of our Founding Fathers has become the inspiration of my…

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    Films throughout our history have been used to drive how we think. One film type that is genius at portraying these topics is science fiction. From this genre, there has emerged one film in particular that has and will continue to influence America’s behavior—V for Vendetta. Together, I will show how science fiction and V for Vendetta were strengthened in the technical aspect, how they have been influenced by American culture, and how, in turn, they have influenced American culture. Science…

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    The Dystopian Fiction genre is one of the most compelling genres of literature available to the average reader. This is because these types of stories often depict very high-stakes types of themes such as the future of humanity, the will of the individual, oppression, and the ability of individuals to come together to accomplish a singular goal. Generally these types of stories feature a totalitarian government that engages in mind-control and propaganda programs while also harshly punishing all…

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    “He's become some sort of all purpose symbol for them, hasn't he?” (252) Here we see the leaders of the fascist Regime 'Norsefire' referring to our hero V, They are realizing the full potential and ambiguity of the 'Guy Fawkes' Mask. It is what Post Structuralists would call a Free floating signifier – meaning it evades being tied to any particular meaning. At this point V is not just a person but an Idea, an Idea which could change their world. The creators of this Graphic Novel – Alan Moore…

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