Evey Hammond

Vendetta”, to a woman getting ready in here apartment. The setting is a dystopian London town. The woman’s name is Evey. She goes out on the street but gets stopped by fingermen. A masked man named V, swoops in and saves her by killing two fingerman. He then takes Evey back to his Shadow Gallery, where he holds a lot of art and music that were taken by the government. V then goes after Mr. Prothero and captures him by killing all of bodyguards. He takes Prothero to a hidden place that is laid out like a concentration camp or resettlement camp. V talks about how it’s the “good old days” and how Prothero used to run them. Then V destroys his collection of dolls and which turns Porthero hysterical. V then drops prothero at the voice of Fate office and the police find him clueless and repeating “mama, mama, mama.”…

In the beginning of “V for Vendetta” the voice of the London radio, Fate to London and Prothero to the authorities, talks about the weather and other updates. As the broadcasting continues, two people, a man who goes by V, and a young girl, who goes by Evey, are shown getting ready for something. The girl walks out into the night, approaches the man, and asks the man if he would like to sleep with her. Little did she know that she had offered herself to a Vie Detail on stake-out. When the…

Evey Hammond is on a life journey to fill the role of V and further spread his idea of freedom from the government to the rest of the population; however, Alan Moore throughout his novel V for Vendetta has portrayed Evey as someone who needs a father figure in her life to help guide her and show her how to function in the society lead by Norsefire. Evey at a young age loses her father because of his radical left views and that he is against the Norsefire government. When we as readers are…

Carrying dust up to 200 miles off the Atlantic coast, the storm blackened cities and traveled at over 100 miles per hour. Animals and insects fled south and a woman believing the storm marked the beginning of Armageddon, killed her child to spare her the horror. And while Hugh Hammond Bennett was delivering a speech to Congress about soil preservation, dust rained down on Washington D.C. and blackened out the sun. Congress passed his legislation. This is something that Liberal News got on April…

Enlightened Administrator Essay As the Great Depression hit in the 1930’s, Franklin D. Roosevelt saw a problem in the current structure of the economy and political policies and, in his Commonwealth Club Address, he offers a solution with the regulatory state and “enlightened administrator”. One area that desperately needed a solution was the agriculture industry, specifically in the dust bowl, as detailed in Timothy Egan’s novel The Worst Hard Time. The unchecked production and prevailing…

The book “The Worst Hard Times” written by Timothy Egan is a story about the survivors of the Dust Bowl. Throughout the novel, you see several people’s stories and the ups and down they faced leading up to and during the Dust Bowl. You see how these families faced the challenges with their living arrangements, economic struggles, and family fatalities. The main objective of this novel is to show the importance of this historical event that changed the way every single family lived and to show…

E for Evey? In the comic book, V for Vendetta by Alan Moore, Evey Hammond has developed and changed as a character. Evey was first none important and did not have a big role in what V did. Throughout the comic book, Evey become more and more important to the story line. She later on becomes a crucial character and finishes V’s plan. Evey Hammond is a sixteen year old girl who develops as a character throughout this comic book. Her mother died and her father was taken away, so she has a very…

1984 and Evey Hammond from V for Vendetta are two main characters that show many similarities and differences in these two literary pieces. Both characters don’t necessarily agree with the way that the society they live in is being run. Evey and Winston do not fancy the fact that society is being run by a certain party who controls every single persons’ movements, thoughts, and daily tasks. However, the way they react to this hatred for society varies between both of the characters. Evey Hammond…

revenge. The feel like V is trying to make them and the government feel and be treated like he did in the camp. But on the other side of things, Finch questions his theory. He also thinks that maybe V is using this backstory to justify his attacks on the government. At the end of V for Vendetta the reader is still not sure why V has the want to destroy the Norsefire government. It is possible that V was a patient at Larkhill, and it is entirely possibly that he is a London citizens that was…

In the graphic novel V for Vendetta by Alan Moore the characters are drawn differently in the three portions of the main book. One of these characters, Evey Hammond changes multiple times throughout the whole book, ranging from a innocent and gullible Evey to an Evey dressed more sophisticatedly after her transformation. Her overall appearance changes multiple times throughout the course of the three sections, or books in V for Vendetta. This could show how Evey's character has changed up until…