This secret lair is where V takes Evey, filled with forbidden books, art, and music.
The Shadow Gallery
V destroys this landmark, once the site of the highest court in England, to symbolize the death of the state's justice.
The Old Bailey
This was the occupation of Evey’s father before he was arrested for his political views.
a teacher
This five-letter word is the name of the supercomputer that Norsefire uses to monitor and manage the state.
Fate
This is the location of the propaganda wing of the government, where the "Voice of Fate" broadcasts.
Jordan Tower
In Chapter 1, V delivers a lengthy "performance" to a statue of this personified lady before blowing up her court.
Madam Justice
Evey was born in this decade, which was plagued by the threat of nuclear war.
The 1970s (specifically 1970)
Mentioned in Chapter 3, this is the notorious "resettlement camp" where Lewis Prothero was once a commander.
Larkhill
This is the Roman numeral V uses as his name, which is also the number of the room he occupied at Larkhill.
five
Where did every work?
she works specifically in the production of matches.
This department, led by Derek Almond, serves as the secret police and the "muscles" of the state.
The Finger