My highlights are the white of the paper and other light areas got only a tiny touch of cobalt blue. Not all of our light areas are the same light and not all areas are highlights. This all helps you to create the form. Always remember to create harmony in your painting.
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Moore reminds us of this fact by the ever-present wordplay found in his novel. Even the novel's title, V for Vendetta is a play on words; it's a twist on the famous World War II slogan, V for victory. Every chapter title in the novel also begins with the letter V. The end result is the most obvious: V stands for many things. (V for variable.) When V first introduced himself to Evey, he calls himself a villain (13). (V for villain.) The description is appropriate, as V stands for the polar opposite of everything Norsefire represents. He is their enemy, and he knows this is his role, as Guy Fawkes was the villain in the eyes of King James and Protestant Church.