Book 3 questions

What, if any, is the significance to V becomming the voice of fate?

How does the young graphitti artist fit into the revolution? Do her actions represent anything, if so, what?

Does anarchy bring an age of true order? Is chaos necessary for anarcy or merely its byproduct?

What is symbolized with those becoming free being nude?

What is Mr. Finch really looking for when he traces V's path?