V for Vendetta

V for Vendetta

by

Alan Moore

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The head of the Eye, the Norsefire institution charged with video monitoring all citizens of London, Conrad Heyer is a weak-willed, ineffectual man. He spends long hours watching Londoners in their homes, and is, as his wife, Helen Heyer puts it, London’s highest-paid “peeping Tom.” When it becomes clear that the government of England is slowly falling apart, Helen Heyer engineers a plan for Conrad to become the new Leader. Conrad seems to support this plan, but does nothing himself to enact it. He’s a curiously blank character—his one defining characteristic, as Helen notes, is that he likes to watch. In a gruesomely appropriate twist of fate, he dies of a neck wound while watching his own death on a television screen.

Mr. Conrad Heyer Quotes in V for Vendetta

The V for Vendetta quotes below are all either spoken by Mr. Conrad Heyer or refer to Mr. Conrad Heyer. For each quote, you can also see the other characters and themes related to it (each theme is indicated by its own dot and icon, like this one:
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).
Book 3, Chapter 2 Quotes

You know, you’re quite a successful young man, Conrad. If your success wasn’t entirely due to my efforts, I might even fancy you.

Related Characters: Helen Heyer (speaker), Mr. Conrad Heyer
Page Number: 199
Explanation and Analysis:
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Mr. Conrad Heyer Quotes in V for Vendetta

The V for Vendetta quotes below are all either spoken by Mr. Conrad Heyer or refer to Mr. Conrad Heyer. For each quote, you can also see the other characters and themes related to it (each theme is indicated by its own dot and icon, like this one:
Freedom and Anarchy Theme Icon
).
Book 3, Chapter 2 Quotes

You know, you’re quite a successful young man, Conrad. If your success wasn’t entirely due to my efforts, I might even fancy you.

Related Characters: Helen Heyer (speaker), Mr. Conrad Heyer
Page Number: 199
Explanation and Analysis: