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* ''[[V for Vendetta]]'' has wearing Guy Fawkes masks, and the "V" in general. V himself is both rebellion and icon.
 
== Film - Live Action ==
* ''[[Star Wars]]'': the Rebel Alliance's emblem.
** In the prequels, Count Dooku serves as the figurehead of the rebel Separatists.
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** The "Simon Jester" symbol, which was used with anti-Lunar Authority graffiti.
{{quote|A matchstick drawing of a little horned devil with big grin and forked tail. Sometimes he was stabbing a fat man with a pitchfork. Sometimes just his face would appear, big grin and horns, until shortly even horns and grin meant "Simon was here".}}
* The Lilac flowers in ''[[Discworld/Night Watch (Discworld)|Night Watch]]''.
* In the ''Tricksters'' series by [[Tamora Pierce]], the symbol for the cultural uprising of an ethnic group enslaved and kept on the bottom rung of society was a crude broken manacle: three small circles as a chain attached to a larger broken circle. This tiny sign of the underground rebellion could be seen anywhere—vegetable stands, scratched into the corners of glass windows.
* In the second ''[[The Inkworld Trilogy|Inkheart]]'' book, the face of the commoners' uprising was the {{spoiler|fabricated}} folk-hero, The Blue-Jay. He was known by his fairness, thieving, and mask rather than his face, but the songs of the Blue-Jay stirred public favor for the uprising without a face.
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* In ''[[Gor|Magicians of Gor]]'' Tarl and his friend Marcus start a rebellion in Ar by claiming to have heard of the "Delta Brigade" (named after the events in a previous book where the forces of Ar were defeated in a delta) and scratch deltas everywhere. There later becomes an actual Delta Brigade which they have nothing to do with It's like al-Qaeda - no one group has any interaction with any other group, they just call themselves that and engage in uncivil disobedience.
 
== [[Live -Action TelevisionTV]] ==
* ''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]'': In a story arc, Bajor is threaten by a nationalistic group called the Circle. These extremists would spray paint their symbol as vandalism or in their headquarters.
* ''[[V (TV series)||V the Miniseries]]'': The "V" hand gesture.
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