V for Vendetta
The totalitarian state that has taken over England in the text.
What is Norsefire?
A drawing (often including caricature) made to convey editorial commentary on current events
What is a political cartoon?
Brisbane-based writer and author of Milk Teeth and All the Colours of the Rainbow
Who is Rae White?
The occurrence of the same letter or sound at the start of a series of words that are close to each other
What is alliteration?
Where the shot of an image or film is taken from
What is a camera angle?
The voice of fate
Who is Lewis Prothero?
On the moon
Where, according to the title of this cartoon, is the First Dog?
A break between words within a line
What is caesura?
Simile
An image or scene that is shot from high above the actors or set
What is a high shot?
A detention centre where Norsefire runs tests on and tortures enemies of the state
What is Larkhill Resettlement Centre?
An exaggerated imitation or sketch of an individual that is intended to create a comic effect
What is a caricature?
The continuation of a sentence across lines or stanzas
What is enjambment?
An indirect reference to events or individuals that hold some sort of historical or cultural significance
What is an allusion?
The lightness of darkness of colours throughout an artwork
A violet carson
What is the rose V leaves with his victims?
A drawing with a bowling ball head
Who is Peter Dutton?
A collection of lines forming the basic recurring metrical unit in a poem
What is a stanza?
Any distinctive feature or idea that recurs in a story
What is a motif?
When one feature of the artwork is more noticeable or draws the eye somehow
What is salience?
A form of power that relies on the use of force, threats, and other forms of coercion to provoke an outcome
What is Coercive Power?
Our lord and saviour
Who is Prawn Jesus?
An extended metaphor in which two unalike concepts or features are compared to one another
What is a conceit?
When the same word or words are written at the start of successive sentences
What is anaphora?
An artwork that mimics the style of another artist in order to honour that artist
What is a pastiche?