V For Vendetta Critical Analysis

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V for Vendetta and From Fly- Girls to bitches and hoes
Ve for Vendetta and From Fly-Girls to bitches and hoes, both highlights the most crucial and painful aspects of people in United States. The oppression of government and racial discriminations are to the two bitter realities, which have been spotlighted in both text. The essay will thoroughly explore the similarities and differences in terms of fundamental issues and essential components.
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The first text is from V for Vendetta, a novel based on the theme of conflict between government oppression and public freedom.The General idea of graphic novel series revolves around after effects of nuclear war, which has created massive destruction, and as a result, the fascist government has taken over the control. The government was built on the foundations of genocide. In response to …show more content…

Being troubled with social and financial situation, the girl attempts to prostitute herself for earning money. The user suppresses Evy’s life. In V for Vendetta balance of terrorizing activities is identified between the characters. If government is doing something wrong, then various activities of V were also found to be vicious. Woman in V for Vendetta just like women in Morgan’s article is subject to victimization. Her oppressors have exploited rights of Evy. She does not have freedom to live her life at her own will. Other humans are ruining her freedom. Whereas, in Morgan’s article I can realize that black women is also in devastation situation. Freedom of black women is also seems to be seized by other human. In my viewpoint, women’s position in second text is more vulnerable, since she is only considered as a source of enjoyment, sex and pleasure. Evy is a single character who feel pain. However, black women is not a single human being, its represents all women of black community. Pain of black women is collectively greater than

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