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Study Guide
Watchmen Chapter K
By Alan Moore
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Chapter K
“After the Masquerade: Superstyle and the art of humanoid watching” an interview with Adrian Veidt by Doug Roth, appearing in Nova Express (July 12th, 1975)
- Just when you think Alan Moore has created a clear-cut supervillain, he pulls the rug out from under us.
- Read this humanizing portrait of Adrian Veidt, and you’ll see him reflect on music, politics, and his admiration for other superheroes out there.
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- Introduction
- Summary
- Themes
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Characters
- Rorschach (Walter J. Kovacs)
- Adrian Veidt (Ozymandias)
- Dr. Manhattan (Dr. Jon Osterman)
- Dan Dreiberg (Nite Owl 2.0)
- Laurie Juspeczyk (Laurie Jupiter, Silk Spectre 2.0)
- The Comedian (Edward Blake)
- Sally Jupiter (Silk Spectre 1.0)
- Hollis Mason (Nite Owl 1.0)
- Captain Metropolis (Nelson Gardner)
- Dollar Bill
- Mothman (Byron Lewis)
- The Silhouette (Ursula Zandt)
- Hooded Justice (Rolf Müller?)
- Bernard and Bernie
- Dr. Malcolm and Gloria Long
- Newspaper People (Doug Roth, Hector Godfrey, and Seymour)
- Janey Slater
- Max Shea and Hira Manish
- Moloch (Edgar William Jacobi, Edgar William Vaughn, William Edgar Bright)
- President Richard M. Nixon
- Steven Fine and Joe Bourquin
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Analysis
- Tone
- Genre
- What's Up With the Title?
- What's Up With the Ending?
- Setting
- What's Up With the Epigraph?
- Tough-o-Meter
- Clocks and Watches
- Happy Faces (Smileys)
- Music
- Advertising
- Mirrors and Shadows
- Locks and Knots
- Narrator Point of View
- Booker's Seven Basic Plots Analysis
- Plot Analysis
- Three-Act Plot Analysis
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