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{{quote|'''''V'''oila! In '''v'''iew, a humble '''v'''aude'''v'''illian '''v'''eteran cast '''v'''icariously as both '''v'''ictim and '''v'''illain by the '''v'''icissitudes of Fate. This '''v'''isage, no mere '''v'''eneer of '''v'''anity, is a '''v'''estige of the '''v'''ox populi, now '''v'''acant and '''v'''anished. Howe'''v'''er, this '''v'''alorous '''v'''isitation of a bygone '''v'''exation stands '''v'''i'''v'''ified and has '''v'''owed to '''v'''anquish these '''v'''enal and '''v'''irulent '''v'''ermin '''v'''anguarding '''v'''ice and '''v'''ouchsafing the '''v'''iolently '''v'''icious and '''v'''oracious '''v'''iolation of '''v'''olition! [slashes a large '''V''' through a propaganda poster.] The only '''v'''erdict is '''v'''engeance; a '''v'''endetta held as a '''v'''oti'''v'''e, not in '''v'''ain, for the '''v'''alue and '''v'''eracity of such shall one day '''v'''indicate the '''v'''igilant and the '''v'''irtuous. [giggles] '''V'''erily, this '''v'''ichyssoise of '''v'''erbiage '''v'''eers most '''v'''erbose, so let me simply add that it's my '''v'''ery good honor to meet you and you may call me "'''V'''".''|'''[[Exactly What It Says on the Tin|V]]''', ''[[V for Vendetta]]''}}

 

'''Alliteration''' is the repetition of the same sounds or of the same kinds of sounds at the beginning of words or in stressed syllables of a phrase.

 

 

Different degrees of alliteration are definitely doable, provided one pays particular ponderance to the proceeding points:

 

{{examples|Exemplary execution of Alliteration:}}

* [[Alliterative List]]

* [[Alliterative Family]]