What Do I Think Of The Reverse

The Landlord Is A Gentleman Who Does Not Earn His Wealth. He Has A Host Of Agents And Clerks That Receive For Him. He Does Not Even Take The Trouble To Spend His Wealth. He Has A Host Of People Around Him To Do The Actual Spending. He Never Sees It Until He Comes To Enjoy It. His Sole Function, His Chief Pride, Is The Stately Consumption Of Wealth Produced By Others.

It's Absolutely Of No Importance Who Or What V Was Under The Mask. He Isn't A Who Or A What, He's An Idea. The Thing Is, You Couldn't Continue It. Now And Then The Idea Of A Sequel Has Been Raised, In Vague Forms, But I Think It Would Be A Bad Idea. The Story's Finished.

But If You Have A Point Of View And You're An Artist Or A Writer, It's Kind Of Crazy To Not Take Advantage Of That, Especially If You Can Do Something That's Entertaining As Well. I've Done A Number Of Things Like That Over The Years.

I'm Interested In Why People Compromise When They Shouldn't. It Comes Back To What V's About In A Sense. We've All Got Ideals, But Given The Right Circumstances, We'll Forget About Them And Put Them Behind Us. I'm Very Interested In Why People Do That.

I Understand Why People Do Vote On The Conservative Side Of The Ticket Because People Have A Tendency To Go For Strong Governments When Really, From An Idealistic Point Of View, It's A Bad Thing.