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#182131 01/28/2009 8:59 PM
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I remember the character V from V for Vendetta using the word "dramatis personae" to describe himself. Never understood the inside joke of "personae" being a Latin word for mask. The character V wears a Guy Fawkes mask.

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old hand
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That movie so reminded me of Phantom of the opera. A fantastic stage show by the way.

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Carpal Tunnel
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V for vendetta (for reference)

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WOW
I played the speech and was startled. I had assumed that the movie was just another slasher/anti-utopian film; that speech does not fit my assumptions at all.


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