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.
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}