V for Vendetta

• Valerie's letter has 5 pages.

• The title "V for Vendetta" contains 5 syllables.

• The title of each chapter begins with the letter V.

• The character V is seen reading and quoting from Thomas Pynchon's novel, V.

• Beethoven's fifth symphony is used by V and noted for the prominent use of three short notes and one long, which is the Morse Code identifier for the letter V (this code was used as a call sign by the BBC during World War II, most famously in the sense of V for Victory).

• Evey's name is composed of "E" (the fifth letter of the alphabet), "V" (5 in Roman numerals, and the fifth letter from the end of the alphabet), and "Y" (25th letter of the alphabet, or 5 squared).

• The woman who dies in the cell next to that of V at Larkhill is named Valerie Page.

• V leaves a violet carson after he kills someone.

• V is eventually identified as the prisoner from Room 5 at Larkhill Internment Camp. The five doors are labeled with Roman numerals, so Room 5 is emblazoned with a "V".

• Valerie's room number at Larkhill Internment Camp was 4, in Roman numerals "IV", which is also the phonetic form of Evey.

• V's hideout is accessed from the closed Victoria tube station, the damaged sign of which resembles a sideways V when Finch locates it.

• V's personal motto consists of the Latin phrase Vi Veri Veniversum Vivus Vici (By the power of truth, I, while living, have conquered the universe), which in turn consists of five words that begin with the letter V - V mentions the origin of the phrase is Faust.

• Guy Fawkes Day happens on November 5. November is also the only month in the Gregorian calendar with the letter V in it.

• The government consists of the five branches which are identified with the five senses.

• At Larkhill, V is injected with Batch "5".

• V's last word, at the end of the series, starts with a V.

• Much of V's dialogue is in Iambic Pentameter.