In one flashback in this novel, the protagonist's mother describes carrying a banner at a "Take Back the Night" march. Its protagonist rubs butter into her hands because she cannot obtain lotion and observes another character
In one flashback in this novel, the protagonist's mother describes carrying a banner at a "Take Back the Night" march. Its protagonist rubs butter into her hands because she cannot obtain lotion and observes another character's blood-smeared face at the end of a Particicution. At Jezebel's, the protagonist finds her old friend Moira, a lesbian who donned the garb of an Aunt to escape from the (*) Red Center. The protagonist sleeps with Nick, a chauffeur who reveals that some of the Eyes are members of the revolutionary Mayday. The title figure of this novel serves Serena Joy and her husband, a Commander. For 10 points, name this dystopian novel set in Gilead, a work about Offred written by Margaret Atwood.
In one flashback in this novel, the protagonist's mother describes carrying a banner at a "Take Back the Night" march.
The {Handmaid's Tale}