![]() The government at England rounded up these test subjects labeling them as untouchables for her to use as guinea pigs to further science. She feels this way about these test subjects because she has been programmed by the government to believe that she is superior to them. They make want to be sick, physically” (Moore 80). At the camp she experiments with many human test subjects and eventually finds herself, “hating them they do not fight or struggle against death. Delia Surridge and her days at the Lark Hill Camp. ![]() Towards the beginning of the novel, the reader gains an inside perspective into the life of Dr. That anything but this leads to the destruction of civilization. That people need to stand up for what they think is right or wrong and not let anyone tell them otherwise. He exposes the belief that people need to be in control of their governments. Moore uses the characters and plot of this story to convey his perspective on controlling governments. ![]() The story follows an extremist terrorist codenamed V, who embarks on a journey with the female protagonist Eve with the goal of returning England to its former glory. ![]() An England completely monopolized by its government, where its people have no say in any aspect of society. Alan Moore’s V for Vendetta tells the harrowing tale of a world where England is one of the few remaining countries existing in a convoluted dystopian world. ![]()
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