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Question: Evey is a compex character. Initially helpless and dependent upon men for protection, Evey transforms, by the end of V for Vendetta, into a figure of power and freedom. Along the way though she finds herself in many situations that combine disempowerment with (often sexual) victimization. Does this pattern of victimization detract from her strength as a character? Or should we see her final empowerment as more impressive, more of an accomplishment, because of the background of pain and humiliation that she comes from? give examples from the book