One character in this work rubs butter instead of lotion on her arms; that character goes to Jezebel's and finds her old friend Moira.
One character in this work rubs butter instead of lotion on her arms; that character goes to Jezebel's and finds her old friend Moira. Earlier, that character stays in a room where she reads "Don't let the bastards grind you down." The protagonist of this work is taken away by the Eyes in a black van at the end of this novel, while her lover reassures her that the Eyes are part of the (*) Mayday resistance. This novel has a frame story in which the main story is being told by Professor Pieixoto, and the protagonist of this novel begins an affair with Nick at the request of Serena Joy. For 10 points, name this novel about Offred, set in the Republic of Gilead, by Margaret Atwood.
One character in this work rubs butter instead of lotion on her arms; that character goes to Jezebel's and finds her old friend Moira.
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