Who is finch in v for vendetta

Ashlea Remien Professional. Who is the voice of fate? Lewis Prothero was the commander of the Larkhill Resettlement Camp and later becoming The Voice of Fate, the government radio broadcaster who daily transmits "information" to the public. Vitorina Heckhoff Professional.

Is V for Vendetta a book? Initially published, starting in , in black-and-white as an ongoing serial in the short-lived UK anthology Warrior, it morphed into a ten-issue limited series published by DC Comics. Aneela Gravari Explainer. Does V reveal his face? V's face was never important, he was represented as an Idea in film. So he was an idea or a symbol, not a face and both novel and movie writer deliberately do not show his face.

Karlyn Niederhausen Explainer. Why does V wear a mask? The Guy Fawkes Mask that V wears has become more than just a symbol in this graphic novel; it has been adopted as a symbol of protest around the world.

The computer hacking group, Anonymous, adopted the mask as their symbol after being inspired by the comic. Fawzia Schmiedlin Explainer. Why does v leave a rose? Roses - While roses usually symbolize love or integrity, they are used in the graphic novel to symbolize revenge. Whenever V kills someone who is responsible for the corruption of the government, he leaves behind a violet rose. After his escape, he planned his revenge against the party for 5 years. Hunter Hess Pundit.

Does V have super powers? Superhuman Strength: V's strength allows him to easily overpower most opponents. He was able to pick up Peter Creedy and break his neck with his bare hands. Enhanced Reflexes: V's reflexes have been enhanced to allow him to react extremely quickly to threats. Cuiying Rof Pundit. Why did V kill Delia? Because V recognizes that Delia shows remorse for her actions, he kills her with a painless drug.

Delia's death is a turning point in the novel because it causes Eric Finch, her lover, to reconsider his place in the Norsefire government, and visit Larkhill Prison himself. V seeks Finch out after Susan is assassinated by Rose Almond , and engages him in a final confrontation in an abandoned Victoria Station , in which Finch shoots and mortally wounds him.

It is too late to stop the plan, however; V's accomplice, Evey Hammond, takes over his mantle and blows up 10 Downing Street herself. With British society falling into chaos, a lonely Finch decides to leave the city, and the final panels of the graphic novel show him walking northward up the M1 motorway into the darkness and an uncertain future.

Throughout the film, Finch is told by the Chancellor to ignore his own "feelings" towards the investigation. State visual surveillance leader Conrad Heyer states that a military report indicates that V will likely attack Parliament from the air. Finch suggests that V will use an underground train instead.

Sutler ignores Finch's report and military defense prepares for an airborne attack. However, it turns out that Finch was correct and Parliament is destroyed by V's funeral train.

At the end of the film, Finch discovers the train that V is planning to use for the attack. However, V has already been mortally wounded by Creedy and his men, and he only sees Evey putting roses on V's body, which Evey has placed within the train car. He initially tries to stop her from going through, but relents due to his hatred for Norsefire's crimes, which he uncovered through his investigation and allows the train to blow up Parliament. Book 1, Chapter 3: Victims.

Immediately after the events at the end of the last chapter, Mr. Finch and his colleague, Dominic, climb aboard the train, which is now a crime scene. It is November 7, , and Mr. Finch has gone to visit the Leader. Book 1, Chapter 8: The Valley. Finch tries to reconstruct what happened the night before. Bishop Lilliman was alone in his room Book 2, Chapter Vignettes.

It is September 3, at the Nose. Finch has returned from his vacation. Book 3, Prologue. Finch lately. Dominic explains that Mr. Finch has been acting Book 3, Chapter 3: Various Valentines.

At the new Nose building, Dominic has taken over as the new head— Mr. Finch has been mysteriously absent from his post.

Dominic explains to one of his subordinates that We cut to Mr. Finch , who is walking through the country outside London. Finch thinks about Delia. Eventually, he comes Book 3, Chapter 4: Vestiges. Finch feels himself floating into the very room where V once lived: Room Five.

As he Book 3, Chapter 6: Vectors. Eric Finch , unshaven and dirty-looking, walks through the streets outside London. He continues muttering words that begin Book 3, Chapter The Volcano. At PM, a massive riot has broken out in London.

Finch and Dominic stare out at the mob from the safety of their headquarters. Finch notes Finch turns to go. Outside London, Mr. Finch is walking on a lonely path.

Suddenly, he hears a loud explosion—Downing Street has been