guy fawkes mask造句

• In 1958 the wearing of Guy Fawkes masks on Bonfire Night was mentioned during a debate on the Criminal Law ( Onus of Proof ) Amendment Bill in the Parliament of Western Australia as an example of harmless and excusable ( though technically unlawful ) possession of a face mask at night.
• The comic book series " V for Vendetta ", which started in 1982, " centers on a vigilante's efforts to destroy an authoritarian government in a dystopian future United Kingdom . " Its main character wears a Guy Fawkes mask, and in the climax of the Parliament.
• Upset with " the Government's new licensing rules imposed on websites ", a purported member of Anonymous went on to upload a four-minute-long video on YouTube, in which he, wearing the signature Guy Fawkes mask, threatened to " bring down key infrastructure in Singapore ".
• The idea of the Wellies wearing masks was seen as flipping around the use of Guy Fawkes masks in " V for Vendetta ", that instead of being a sign of resistance, they would be " a symbol of the psychological oppression ", forcing their wearer to be smiling all the time, according to Provost.
• The main character in the comic book series " V for Vendetta ", which started in 1982, and its 2006 film adaptation, wore a Guy Fawkes mask . } } In the comic and in the film, " V " succeeds in blowing up the Houses of Parliament on 5 November ( 1997 in the comic, 2021 in the film ).
• The Ministry of Islamic Affairs stated that the mask is " a symbol of rebels and revenge ", and warned imams and parents that " they could be used to incite the youth to destabilize security and spread chaos . . . " On 22 September 2013, Saudi religious police prohibited the wearing of the Guy Fawkes mask, the day before Saudi Arabia's 83rd National Day.
• We shouldn't burn the chap every Nov . 5th but celebrate his attempt to blow up Parliament ! " Writer Alan Moore commented that, due to Lloyd's idea, " All of the various fragments in my head suddenly fell into place, united behind the single image of a Guy Fawkes mask . " He also noted " how interesting it was that we should have taken up the image right at the point where it was apparently being purged from the annals of English iconography ."