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The next morning, the omnipresent leader of the government holds a debriefing among the numerous surveillance cabinets in his party - The Eye (video surveillance), The Ear (phone tapping) and The Nose (investigative arm of the law). Lastly, he speaks with the head of The Finger, Derek Almond, who he blames for allowing the attack to occur. The leader says that the terrorist has “done the unthinkable” by actually damaging the party, and demands Derek bring him the terrorist’s head, and threatens Almond. The leader excuses Almond, and states that "England Prevails."

Shortly after meeting with the Leader, Almond visits Jordan Tower, where The Voice of Fate radio programme is recorded. There he meets with Roger Dascombe, the programme's vulgar and effeminate technical supervisor. Almond wants to know what they plan on saying about the terrorist attack, and Dascombe says Lewis Prothero, the voice behind "The Voice of Fate," intends to call it a "scheduled demolition" undergone at night to avoid traffic congestion. Here, it's revealed "The Voice of Fate" programme is a ruse - Prothero poses as the voice of the government's Fate computer system. He's also known to collect dolls, which disgusts Almond.

Meanwhile, the masked terrorist has brought Evey to his underground catacomb, which he has dubbed "The Shadow Gallery." It serves as a monument to all the culture that existed before Norsefire eradicated all of it - film, literature, music and art. Evey is stunned by his collection, having grown up only hearing military music broadcast over the radio. The terrorist laments the loss of the arts, and makes a veiled threat to do something about it.

Later, Prothero is being escorted via train by a pair of Fingermen. He enthusiastically blathers on about his doll collection to his escorts, who humour him and listen to his stories. Suddenly, the Fingermen see a dark figure outside the cabin shortly before the lights malfunction, leaving the trio in darkness. Prothero, unconcerned by the technical glitch, continues to talk until he pulls out a lighter and notices his escorts have been silently murdered. Then, to his shock, he is greeted by the masked terrorist sitting next to him with an unassuming "hello.

Результаты (английский) 1:

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Результаты (английский) 2:

The next morning, the omnipresent leader of the government holds a debriefing among the numerous surveillance cabinets in his party - The Eye (video surveillance), The Ear (phone tapping) and The Nose (investigative arm of the law). Lastly, he speaks with the head of The Finger, Derek Almond, who he blames for allowing the attack to occur. The leader says that the terrorist has "done the unthinkable" by actually damaging the party, and demands Derek bring him the terrorist's head, and threatens Almond. Almond leader excuses The, and states that "England Prevails." Shortly after meeting with the Leader, Almond visits Jordan Tower, where The Voice of Fate radio programme is recorded. There he meets with Roger Dascombe, the programme's vulgar and effeminate technical supervisor. Almond wants to know what they plan on saying about the terrorist attack, and Dascombe says Lewis Prothero, the voice behind "The Voice of Fate," intends to call it a "scheduled demolition" undergone at night to avoid traffic congestion. Here, it's revealed "The Voice of Fate" programme is a ruse - Prothero poses as the voice of the government's Fate computer system. Also known's He to collect dolls, which disgusts Almond. Meanwhile, the masked terrorist has brought Evey to his underground catacomb, which he has dubbed "The Shadow Gallery." It serves as a monument to all the culture that existed before Norsefire eradicated all of it - film, literature, music and art. Evey is stunned by his collection, having grown up only hearing military music broadcast over the radio. Laments the terrorist The loss of the arts, and makes a veiled threat to do something about it. Later, Prothero is being escorted by train via a pair of Fingermen. He enthusiastically blathers on about his doll collection to his escorts, who humour him and listen to his stories. Suddenly, the Fingermen see a dark figure outside the cabin shortly before the lights malfunction, leaving the trio in darkness. Prothero, unconcerned by the technical glitch, continues to talk until he pulls out a lighter and notices his escorts have been silently murdered. Then, to his shock, he is greeted by the masked terrorist sitting next to him with an unassuming "hello.

Результаты (английский) 3:

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