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During V for Vendetta, V gave a scarlet Carson to every single one of his victims he took revenge on, for what they did to Valerie. All of them, except Mr. Creedy.

Why didn't V give him the flower?

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V does not leave the roses for everyone that he kills. He reserves them specifically for his victims who once worked at Larkhill Resettlement Camp, as a direct form of revenge for their role in Valerie's imprisonment and death. Prothero was once a guard at the camp, Bishop Lilliman was the chaplain, and Delia worked as a doctor, but Creedy had no connection to Larkhill.

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  • The high chancellor also gets a rose, but he never worked there. – Enrique Moreno Tent May 16 '19 at 18:53
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    @EnriqueMorenoTent The chancellor was the very reason why the camp was created. If anyone deserves a rose, it would be Sutler. – Charles May 17 '19 at 4:21
  • I don't know, seems kinda an ambiguous criteria... – Enrique Moreno Tent May 17 '19 at 5:59
  • Creedy came along after Larkhill, it was his idea to target domestic populations rather than foreign targets – BKlassen Mar 3 at 17:56
  • @EnriqueMorenoTent The connection is that V grew Scarlet Carsons while at Larkhill. So he gives the roses to the people he knew there. I don't recall how explicit this was in the films, but the graphic novel definitely includes. The flowers are even an important part of how he eventually escapes. – indigochild Mar 3 at 20:15

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