Celine Andrae’s Reviews > V for Vendetta > Status Update

The book ended on a very strange note and I couldn't tell you the significance in the ending.

The author describes some of his inspiration behind the book after it ended, which cleared up a lot about all the metaphorical language in the book because the author speaks the exact same way.

The story has progressed a lot, it's gotten more confusing and I feel like I'm missing important clues. I have no idea why the protagonist acts the way he does and the underlying story seems to say why, it just does so in riddles that I am not understanding.
This book is very interesting in the way that its written, the words are almost sluggish sometimes in certain characters who use slang I've never seen before...

This book has gone from pretty decent to insanity in a very short period of time. I thoroughly enjoy reading it, however the format in which the panels are drawn and the book is phrased is up there with some of the most difficult literature I've ever read. I have never at any point while reading a book had to go back and reread more than 3 times as I've one so far in this book.
The story is very interesting though.

This book is written in a very challenging way to read. The characters are very politically themed and it seems there"s a hidden message under the main story line. Perhaps about anarchy and freedom in a time where London is in a depression with terrible leaders.