V for ...?

V for vendetta, a vocabulary that’s somewhat vague and volatile. Some may vocalize the letter V with vociferous vitality as a vexation in the most vernacular way, but some may see vengeance, void, venom, or even verruca vested in the vitiated V.

Viva la V!!!!

Hahhaa, wat on earth did I say…? I’ve no idea… I just need someone to come tell me wat on earth happened in the show ‘V for vendetta’… I didn’t understand why and how the girl became who she was in the end. Why did Guy Fawkes want to kill the chancellor? And who was the other white haired guy? Who’s Gordon to Guy? Huh? Huh? Huh?

Overall, I like that show… its almost like the novel that I’m reading now. “Black” by Ted Dekker. About a virus that’ll mutate under immense heat that will wipe all man kind on the face of the earth, and this normal man had dreams about the future and was intended (so he claims) to stop the virus before it took over the world!!! *thunderous background and loud banging of the orchestra!!!* I would very much love to tell u the end of the story but I’ll be charged for plagiarism and also I’ve not reach the end yet…

I find some people are just born with creativity… they can come up with the worst idea and make it so popular and intriguingly indescribable that others will think its great! As what Guy Fawkes said in the show “what I have under this mask is not just flesh, but ideas! And ideas are bullet proof.” (Well, that’s not the exact words, but that’s what I got after watching it from my laptop) – And that’s y he didn’t die after being shot a million times… not until he kicked butt! To me, this show had a touch of Zoro, and a pinch of Phantom of the Opera, and a lot of Natalie Portman (she’s good, man…).

So yeah… good show it is. Watch it and ask questions… loads of them…