V for Vendetta

Saw it last night, and very much enjoyed it. Very well done, and I'm quite quite happy they didn't Matrix it up too bad.

Halfway through the graphic novel now, and from what I can see they did change some things, but nothing that destroyed the original. It just made it work better in a different medium. Moore is notorious for his dislike to film adaptation and would honestly not be happy unless they did a panel for panel film version.

However one thing that I was a little confused about;

Spoiler:

At the end after the death of V and the destruction of Parliament with the crowd looking on, they remove their masks and we are shown the faces of the little girl with glasses and the lesbian couple. I was under the impression that they had both died (the girl by being shot and starting the riot and the couple by way of the camps). I'm sure there is some sort of symbolism here, but I really just don't get it. Can someone explain?

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Yeah that's pretty much what I figured it was about, but wasn't too sure. Gracias.

How ya doing, buddy?