Is V A Villain Or A Hero?

Is V a Villain or a Hero? This is a very debatable subject that could get intense because, V had his Heroic and Villain moments. For instance, saving Evey more than twice. Villain moments like saving the people of Lark Hill. V wants to gain the revenge from such a corrupt society that led him to being mad, he takes this madness and develops it into heroic acts to save the society. Revenge is a very powerful emotion. V uses these emotions to help the people wake up and find out what is really happening to their society. Thus, that makes V a hero. V saved and freed people from a hopeless society and a government that put itself on top of everyone. In Mark D. White and Robert article “Should Batman kill the Joker?” he portrays that Batman could have saved so many lives by “ending his miserable existence once and for all.” Although, the Joker is a human and deserves some respect and humanity. V wasn’t like batman, V used violence to bring justice to action, V frees the people in Lark Hill “the first motive is revenge. He escapes from Larkhill and vows to get even with his tormentors” (Moore 85/2). V didn’t want
This special person has been through a lot, he tried teaching her the way he was taught. People might say that he was being too harsh on her and that it was considered torture. But, V made her an actual person that knew her path and became reborn. V does take her forcefully into the rain and says, “become transfixed” (Moore 172/9). This situation is a symbol of baptism, V does not mean to torture her, he just teaching her with a rough way. As we said before, V did save Evey more than once, once from “the fingermen” and another one from the evil priest. If V meant to torture her, he could have let her die. Later in the story Evey does begin to develop and mature, also gain knowledge. She understood V after a while, she knew the feeling he had for the city and for the people in the