Stephen of “V for Vendetta”, NYT Crossword Puzzle for April 4, 2024.

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Clue Explanation:

• Think about a character named Stephen from a movie called "V for Vendetta."

• Stephen is someone who works for the government.

• He's not the main character, but he plays an important role in the story.

• He's loyal to the government, but he eventually realizes that some things aren't right.

• This character's name is not too long, just a few letters, and it starts with the letter "S."

Answer:

• The answer to this clue is "REA."

• It might seem strange at first, but if you think about it, "REA" fits the description.

• In "V for Vendetta," Stephen works for the government, which is represented by the Norsefire regime.

• The Norsefire government has different branches, and one of them is called "The Finger," which deals with secret police and surveillance.”

• The Finger" is often abbreviated as "Fingermen."

• Now, if you take the first letters of "Fingermen," you get "F," "E," and "R."

• So, Stephen from "V for Vendetta" is associated with the Norsefire government, and his name fits the letters "REA" from "Fingermen."