Understanding the Monologue

The transcript is a monologue by a masked character who introduces himself and discusses the paradox of identity. He describes his persona as a vaudevillian veteran, both victim and villain, shaped by fate. The character vows to fight against corruption and injustice, driven by a vendetta. He concludes by formally introducing himself as 'V' and acknowledges the verbose nature of his speech.

What is the paradox mentioned in the introduction?

• Observing a masked man without questioning.

• The masked man revealing his true identity.

• The masked man questioning his own identity.

• Asking a masked man who he is.

What does the character suggest about his persona?

• He is a humble vaudevillian veteran.

• He is a simple man with no past.

• He is a victim of circumstances.

• He is a masked vigilante.

How does the character describe his role in the vicissitudes of fate?

• As a savior.

• As a neutral party.

• As both victim and villain.

• As a mere observer.

What is the character's vow?

• To remain anonymous.

• To protect the innocent.

• To seek personal revenge.

• To vanquish vice and villainy.

What does the character mean by 'vichyssoise of verbiage'?

• A brief introduction.

• A silent gesture.

• A complex and verbose speech.

• A simple statement.

What is the only verdict according to the character?

• Forgiveness.

• Vengeance.

• Revenge.

• Justice.

How does the character conclude his speech?

• By revealing his true identity.

• By stating his honor to meet the listener.

• By asking a question.

• By making a final threat.