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Lost Child

Offred and Lukes only child, taken away at age five.

Offreds fdgggggggggggggwith Luke, a so called gender crime is the eventual catalyst for her assignment to handmaid status.Luke, Offred and the child attempt to flee to Canada, but are caught and separated.

The childs fate is unknown for the majority of the novel,however we later learn that Serena Joy has always known of the childs whereabouts and later shows Offreda picture of her daughter.

The photo shows Offreds daughter holding the hand of a Commander's wife, and wearing the white dress of a daughter.So tall and changed. Smiling a little now, so soon, and in her white dress as iffor an olden days First Communion.

The white dress, worn until marriage at 14, symbolises purity and innocence, and the change of uniform at age14, depicts the transition from being a daughter to a wife.

Control Through Fear

The Republic of Gilead controls its inhabitants through means of fear, and thought control, having manipulated the citizens to live in fear of what may happen to them, if they commit any crimes.

The Wall works to instil fear in those who view it as it physical proof of the consequences of resisting the system and challenging the norms in the Republic of Gilead.Were supposed to look: that is what they are there for ,hanging on the Wall. The childs fate is unknown for the majority of the novel,however we later learn that Serena Joy has always known of the childs whereabouts and later shows Offreda picture of her daughter.

The photo shows Offreds daughter holding the hand of a Commander's wife, and wear

ing the white dress of a daughter.So tall and changed. Smiling a little now, so soon, and in her white dress as iffor an olden days First Communion.

The white dress, worn until marriage at 14, symbolises purity and innocence, and the change of uniform at age14, depicts the transition from being a daughter to a wife.

Control Through Fear

The Republic of Gilead controls its inhabitants through means of fear, and thought control, having manipulated the citizens to live in fear of what may happen to them, if they commit any crimes.

The Wall works to instil fear in those who view it as it physical proof of the consequences of resisting the system and challenging the norms in the Republic of Gilead.Were supposed to look: that is what they are there for ,hanging on the Wall. The childs fate is unknown for the majority of the novel,however we later learn that Serena Joy has always known of the childs whereabouts and later shows Offreda picture of her daughter.

The photo shows Offreds daughter holding the hand of a Commander's wife, and wear

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ing the white dress of a daughter.So tall and changed. Smiling a little now, so soon, and in her white dress as iffor an olden days First Communion.

The white dress, worn until marriage at 14, symbolises purity and innocence, and the change of uniform at age14, depicts the transition from being a daughter to a wife.

Control Through Fear

The Republic of Gilead controls its inhabitants through means of fear, and thought control, having manipulated the citizens to live in fear of what may happen to them, if they commit any crimes.

The Wall works to instil fear in those who view it as it physical proof of the consequences of resisting the system and challenging the norms in the Republic of Gilead.Were supposed to look: that is what they are there for ,hanging on the Wall. 

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Lost Child

Offred and Lukes only child, taken away at age five.

Offreds affair with Luke, a so called gender crime is the eventual catalyst for her assignment to handmaid status.Luke, Offred and the child attempt to flee to Canada, but are caught and separated.

The childs fate is unknown for the majority of the novel,however we later learn that Serena Joy has always known of the childs whereabouts and later shows Offreda picture of her daughter.

The photo shows Offreds daughter holding the hand of a Commander's wife, and wearing the white dress of a daughter.So tall and changed. Smiling a little now, so soon, and in her white dress as iffor an olden days First Communion.

The white dress, worn until marriage at 14, symbolises purity and innocence, and the change of uniform at age14, depicts the transition from being a daughter to a wife.

Control Through Fear

The Republic of Gilead controls its inhabitants through means of fear, and thought control, having manipulated the citizens to live in fear of what may happen to them, if they commit any crimes.

The Wall works to instil fear in those who view it as it physical proof of the consequences of resisting the system and challenging the norms in the Republic of Gilead.Were supposed to look: that is what they are there for ,hanging on the Wall. The childs fate is unknown for the majority of the novel,however we later learn that Serena Joy has always known of the childs whereabouts and later shows Offreda picture of her daughter.

The photo shows Offreds daughter holding the hand of a Commander's wife, and wearing the white dress of a daughter.So tall and changed. Smiling a little now, so soon, and in her white dress as iffor an olden days First Communion.

The white dress, worn until marriage at 14, symbolises purity and innocence, and the change of uniform at age14, depicts the transition from being a daughter to a wife.

Control Through Fear

The Republic of Gilead controls its inhabitants through means of fear, and thoug

ht control, having manipulated the citizens to live in fear of what may happen to them, if they commit any crimes.

The Wall works to instil fear in those who view it as it physical proof of the consequences of resisting the system and challenging the norms in the Republic of Gilead.Were supposed to look: that is what they are there for ,hanging on the Wall. The childs fate is unknown for the majority of the novel,however we later learn that Serena Joy has always known of the childs whereabouts and later shows Offreda picture of her daughter.

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The photo shows Offreds daughter holding the hand of a Commander's wife, and wearing the white dress of a daughter.So tall and changed. Smiling a little now, so soon, and in her white dress as iffor an olden days First Communion.

The white dress, worn until marriage at 14, symbolises purity and innocence, and the change of uniform at age14, depicts the transition from being a daughter to a wife.

Control Through Fear

The Republic of Gilead controls its inhabitants through means of fear, and thought control, having manipulated the citizens to live in fear of what may happen to them, if they commit any crimes.

The Wall works to instil fear in those who view it as it physical proof of the consequences of resisting the system and challenging the norms in the Republic of Gilead.Were supposed to look: that is what they are there for ,hanging on the Wall. 

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Lost Child

Offred and Lukes only child, taken away at age five.

Offreds affair with Luke, a so called gender crime is the eventual catalyst for her assignment to handmaid status.Luke, Offred and the child attempt to flee to Canada, but are caught and separated.

The childs fate is unknown for the majority of the novel,however we later learn that Serena Joy has always known of the childs whereabouts and later shows Offreda picture of her daughter.

The photo shows Offreds daughter holding the hand of a Commander's wife, and wearing the white dress of a daughter.So tall and changed. Smiling a little now, so soon, and in her white dress as iffor an olden days First Communion.

The white dress, worn until marriage at 14, symbolises purity and innocence, and the change of uniform at age14, depicts the transition from being a daughter to a wife.

Control Through Fear

The Republic of Gilead controls its inhabitants through means of fear, and thought control, having manipulated the citizens to live in fear of what may happen to them, if they commit any crimes.

The Wall works to instil fear in those who view it as it physical proof of the consequences of resisting the system and challenging the norms in the Republic of Gilead.Were supposed to look: that is what they are there for ,hanging on the Wall. The childs fate is unknown for the majority of the novel,however we later learn that Serena Joy has always known of the childs whereabouts and later shows Offreda picture of her daughter.

The photo shows Offreds daughter holding the hand of a Commander's wife, and wearing the white dress of a daughter.So tall and changed. Smiling a little now, so soon, and in her white dress as iffor an olden days First Communion.

The white dress, worn until marriage at 14, symbolises purity and innocence, and the change of uniform at age14, depicts the transition from being a daughter to a wife.

Control Through Fear

The Republic of Gilead controls its inhabitants through means of fear, and thoug

ht control, having manipulated the citizens to live in fear of what may happen to them, if they commit any crimes.

The Wall works to instil fear in those who view it as it physical proof of the consequences of resisting the system and challenging the norms in the Republic of Gilead.Were supposed to look: that is what they are there for ,hanging on the Wall. The childs fate is unknown for the majority of the novel,however we later learn that Serena Joy has always known of the childs whereabouts and later shows Offreda picture of her daughter.

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The photo shows Offreds daughter holding the hand of a Commander's wife, and wearing the white dress of a daughter.So tall and changed. Smiling a little now, so soon, and in her white dress as iffor an olden days First Communion.

The white dress, worn until marriage at 14, symbolises purity and innocence, and the change of uniform at age14, depicts the transition from being a daughter to a wife.

Control Through Fear

The Republic of Gilead controls its inhabitants through means of fear, and thought control, having manipulated the citizens to live in fear of what may happen to them, if they commit any crimes.

The Wall works to instil fear in those who view it as it physical proof of the consequences of resisting the system and challenging the norms in the Republic of Gilead.Were supposed to look: that is what they are there for ,hanging on the Wall. 

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Lost Child

Offred and Lukes only child, taken away at age five.

Offreds affair with Luke, a so called gender crime is the eventual catalyst for her assignment to handmaid status.Luke, Offred and the child attempt to flee to Canada, but are caught and separated.

The childs fate is unknown for the majority of the novel,however we later learn that Serena Joy has always known of the childs whereabouts and later shows Offreda picture of her daughter.

The photo shows Offreds daughter holding the hand of a Commander's wife, and wearing the white dress of a daughter.So tall and changed. Smiling a little now, so soon, and in her white dress as iffor an olden days First Communion.

The white dress, worn until marriage at 14, symbolises purity and innocence, and the change of uniform at age14, depicts the transition from being a daughter to a wife.

Control Through Fear

The Republic of Gilead controls its inhabitants through means of fear, and thought control, having manipulated the citizens to live in fear of what may happen to them, if they commit any crimes.

The Wall works to instil fear in those who view it as it physical proof of the consequences of resisting the system and challenging the norms in the Republic of Gilead.Were supposed to look: that is what they are there for ,hanging on the Wall. The childs fate is unknown for the majority of the novel,however we later learn that Serena Joy has always known of the childs whereabouts and later shows Offreda picture of her daughter.

The photo shows Offreds daughter holding the hand of a Commander's wife, and wearing the white dress of a daughter.So tall and changed. Smiling a little now, so soon, and in her white dress as iffor an olden days First Communion.

The white dress, worn until marriage at 14, symbolises purity and innocence, and the change of uniform at age14, depicts the transition from being a daughter to a wife.

Control Through Fear

The Republic of Gilead controls its inhabitants through means of fear, and thoug

ht control, having manipulated the citizens to live in fear of what may happen to them, if they commit any crimes.

The Wall works to instil fear in those who view it as it physical proof of the consequences of resisting the system and challenging the norms in the Republic of Gilead.Were supposed to look: that is what they are there for ,hanging on the Wall. The childs fate is unknown for the majority of the novel,however we later learn that Serena Joy has always known of the childs whereabouts and later shows Offreda picture of her daughter.

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The photo shows Offreds daughter holding the hand of a Commander's wife, and wearing the white dress of a daughter.So tall and changed. Smiling a little now, so soon, and in her white dress as iffor an olden days First Communion.

The white dress, worn until marriage at 14, symbolises purity and innocence, and the change of uniform at age14, depicts the transition from being a daughter to a wife.

Control Through Fear

The Republic of Gilead controls its inhabitants through means of fear, and thought control, having manipulated the citizens to live in fear of what may happen to them, if they commit any crimes.

The Wall works to instil fear in those who view it as it physical proof of the consequences of resisting the system and challenging the norms in the Republic of Gilead.Were supposed to look: that is what they are there for ,hanging on the Wall. 

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Lost Child

Offred and Lukes only child, taken away at age five.

Offreds affair with Luke, a so called gender crime is the eventual catalyst for her assignment to handmaid status.Luke, Offred and the child attempt to flee to Canada, but are caught and separated.

The childs fate is unknown for the majority of the novel,however we later learn that Serena Joy has always known of the childs whereabouts and later shows Offreda picture of her daughter.

The photo shows Offreds daughter holding the hand of a Commander's wife, and wearing the white dress of a daughter.So tall and changed. Smiling a little now, so soon, and in her white dress as iffor an olden days First Communion.

The white dress, worn until marriage at 14, symbolises purity and innocence, and the change of uniform at age14, depicts the transition from being a daughter to a wife.

Control Through Fear

The Republic of Gilead controls its inhabitants through means of fear, and thought control, having manipulated the citizens to live in fear of what may happen to them, if they commit any crimes.

The Wall works to instil fear in those who view it as it physical proof of the consequences of resisting the system and challenging the norms in the Republic of Gilead.Were supposed to look: that is what they are there for ,hanging on the Wall. The childs fate is unknown for the majority of the novel,however we later learn that Serena Joy has always known of the childs whereabouts and later shows Offreda picture of her daughter.

The photo shows Offreds daughter holding the hand of a Commander's wife, and wearing the white dress of a daughter.So tall and changed. Smiling a little now, so soon, and in her white dress as iffor an olden days First Communion.

The white dress, worn until marriage at 14, symbolises purity and innocence, and the change of uniform at age14, depicts the transition from being a daughter to a wife.

Control Through Fear

The Republic of Gilead controls its inhabitants through means of fear, and thoug

ht control, having manipulated the citizens to live in fear of what may happen to them, if they commit any crimes.

The Wall works to instil fear in those who view it as it physical proof of the consequences of resisting the system and challenging the norms in the Republic of Gilead.Were supposed to look: that is what they are there for ,hanging on the Wall. The childs fate is unknown for the majority of the novel,however we later learn that Serena Joy has always known of the childs whereabouts and later shows Offreda picture of her daughter.

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The photo shows Offreds daughter holding the hand of a Commander's wife, and wearing the white dress of a daughter.So tall and changed. Smiling a little now, so soon, and in her white dress as iffor an olden days First Communion.

The white dress, worn until marriage at 14, symbolises purity and innocence, and the change of uniform at age14, depicts the transition from being a daughter to a wife.

Control Through Fear

The Republic of Gilead controls its inhabitants through means of fear, and thought control, having manipulated the citizens to live in fear of what may happen to them, if they commit any crimes.

The Wall works to instil fear in those who view it as it physical proof of the consequences of resisting the system and challenging the norms in the Republic of Gilead.Were supposed to look: that is what they are there for ,hanging on the Wall. 

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Lost Child

Offred and Lukes only child, taken away at age five.

Offreds affair with Luke, a so called gender crime is the eventual catalyst for her assignment to handmaid status.Luke, Offred and the child attempt to flee to Canada, but are caught and separated.

The childs fate is unknown for the majority of the novel,however we later learn that Serena Joy has always known of the childs whereabouts and later shows Offreda picture of her daughter.

The photo shows Offreds daughter holding the hand of a Commander's wife, and wearing the white dress of a daughter.So tall and changed. Smiling a little now, so soon, and in her white dress as iffor an olden days First Communion.

The white dress, worn until marriage at 14, symbolises purity and innocence, and the change of uniform at age14, depicts the transition from being a daughter to a wife.

Control Through Fear

The Republic of Gilead controls its inhabitants through means of fear, and thought control, having manipulated the citizens to live in fear of what may happen to them, if they commit any crimes.

The Wall works to instil fear in those who view it as it physical proof of the consequences of resisting the system and challenging the norms in the Republic of Gilead.Were supposed to look: that is what they are there for ,hanging on the Wall. The childs fate is unknown for the majority of the novel,however we later learn that Serena Joy has always known of the childs whereabouts and later shows Offreda picture of her daughter.

The photo shows Offreds daughter holding the hand of a Commander's wife, and wearing the white dress of a daughter.So tall and changed. Smiling a little now, so soon, and in her white dress as iffor an olden days First Communion.

The white dress, worn until marriage at 14, symbolises purity and innocence, and the change of uniform at age14, depicts the transition from being a daughter to a wife.

Control Through Fear

The Republic of Gilead controls its inhabitants through means of fear, and thoug

ht control, having manipulated the citizens to live in fear of what may happen to them, if they commit any crimes.

The Wall works to instil fear in those who view it as it physical proof of the consequences of resisting the system and challenging the norms in the Republic of Gilead.Were supposed to look: that is what they are there for ,hanging on the Wall. The childs fate is unknown for the majority of the novel,however we later learn that Serena Joy has always known of the childs whereabouts and later shows Offreda picture of her daughter.

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The photo shows Offreds daughter holding the hand of a Commander's wife, and wearing the white dress of a daughter.So tall and changed. Smiling a little now, so soon, and in her white dress as iffor an olden days First Communion.

The white dress, worn until marriage at 14, symbolises purity and innocence, and the change of uniform at age14, depicts the transition from being a daughter to a wife.

Control Through Fear

The Republic of Gilead controls its inhabitants through means of fear, and thought control, having manipulated the citizens to live in fear of what may happen to them, if they commit any crimes.

The Wall works to instil fear in those who view it as it physical proof of the consequences of resisting the system and challenging the norms in the Republic of Gilead.Were supposed to look: that is what they are there for ,hanging on the Wall. 

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Lost Child

Offred and Lukes only child, taken away at age five.

Offreds affair with Luke, a so called gender crime is the eventual catalyst for her assignment to handmaid status.Luke, Offred and the child attempt to flee to Canada, but are caught and separated.

The childs fate is unknown for the majority of the novel,however we later learn that Serena Joy has always known of the childs whereabouts and later shows Offreda picture of her daughter.

The photo shows Offreds daughter holding the hand of a Commander's wife, and wearing the white dress of a daughter.So tall and changed. Smiling a little now, so soon, and in her white dress as iffor an olden days First Communion.

The white dress, worn until marriage at 14, symbolises purity and innocence, and the change of uniform at age14, depicts the transition from being a daughter to a wife.

Control Through Fear

The Republic of Gilead controls its inhabitants through means of fear, and thought control, having manipulated the citizens to live in fear of what may happen to them, if they commit any crimes.

The Wall works to instil fear in those who view it as it physical proof of the consequences of resisting the system and challenging the norms in the Republic of Gilead.Were supposed to look: that is what they are there for ,hanging on the Wall. The childs fate is unknown for the majority of the novel,however we later learn that Serena Joy has always known of the childs whereabouts and later shows Offreda picture of her daughter.

The photo shows Offreds daughter holding the hand of a Commander's wife, and wearing the white dress of a daughter.So tall and changed. Smiling a little now, so soon, and in her white dress as iffor an olden days First Communion.

The white dress, worn until marriage at 14, symbolises purity and innocence, and the change of uniform at age14, depicts the transition from being a daughter to a wife.

Control Through Fear

The Republic of Gilead controls its inhabitants through means of fear, and thoug

ht control, having manipulated the citizens to live in fear of what may happen to them, if they commit any crimes.

The Wall works to instil fear in those who view it as it physical proof of the consequences of resisting the system and challenging the norms in the Republic of Gilead.Were supposed to look: that is what they are there for ,hanging on the Wall. The childs fate is unknown for the majority of the novel,however we later learn that Serena Joy has always known of the childs whereabouts and later shows Offreda picture of her daughter.

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The photo shows Offreds daughter holding the hand of a Commander's wife, and wearing the white dress of a daughter.So tall and changed. Smiling a little now, so soon, and in her white dress as iffor an olden days First Communion.

The white dress, worn until marriage at 14, symbolises purity and innocence, and the change of uniform at age14, depicts the transition from being a daughter to a wife.

Control Through Fear

The Republic of Gilead controls its inhabitants through means of fear, and thought control, having manipulated the citizens to live in fear of what may happen to them, if they commit any crimes.

The Wall works to instil fear in those who view it as it physical proof of the consequences of resisting the system and challenging the norms in the Republic of Gilead.Were supposed to look: that is what they are there for ,hanging on the Wall. 

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Lost Child

Offred and Lukes only child, taken away at age five.

Offreds affair with Luke, a so called gender crime is the eventual catalyst for her assignment to handmaid status.Luke, Offred and the child attempt to flee to Canada, but are caught and separated.

The childs fate is unknown for the majority of the novel,however we later learn that Serena Joy has always known of the childs whereabouts and later shows Offreda picture of her daughter.

The photo shows Offreds daughter holding the hand of a Commander's wife, and wearing the white dress of a daughter.So tall and changed. Smiling a little now, so soon, and in her white dress as iffor an olden days First Communion.

The white dress, worn until marriage at 14, symbolises purity and innocence, and the change of uniform at age14, depicts the transition from being a daughter to a wife.

Control Through Fear

The Republic of Gilead controls its inhabitants through means of fear, and thought control, having manipulated the citizens to live in fear of what may happen to them, if they commit any crimes.

The Wall works to instil fear in those who view it as it physical proof of the consequences of resisting the system and challenging the norms in the Republic of Gilead.Were supposed to look: that is what they are there for ,hanging on the Wall. The childs fate is unknown for the majority of the novel,however we later learn that Serena Joy has always known of the childs whereabouts and later shows Offreda picture of her daughter.

The photo shows Offreds daughter holding the hand of a Commander's wife, and wearing the white dress of a daughter.So tall and changed. Smiling a little now, so soon, and in her white dress as iffor an olden days First Communion.

The white dress, worn until marriage at 14, symbolises purity and innocence, and the change of uniform at age14, depicts the transition from being a daughter to a wife.

Control Through Fear

The Republic of Gilead controls its inhabitants through means of fear, and thoug

ht control, having manipulated the citizens to live in fear of what may happen to them, if they commit any crimes.

The Wall works to instil fear in those who view it as it physical proof of the consequences of resisting the system and challenging the norms in the Republic of Gilead.Were supposed to look: that is what they are there for ,hanging on the Wall. The childs fate is unknown for the majoriLost Child

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Offred and Lukes only child, taken away at age five.

Offreds affair with Luke, a so called gender crime is the eventual catalyst for her assignment to handmaid status.Luke, Offred and the child attempt to flee to Canada, but are caught and separated.

The childs fate is unknown for the majority of the novel,however we later learn that Serena Joy has always known of the childs whereabouts and later shows Offreda picture of her daughter.

The photo shows Offreds daughter holding the hand of a Commander's wife, and wearing the white dress of a daughter.So tall and changed. Smiling a little now, so soon, and in her white dress as iffor an olden days First Communion.

The white dress, worn until marriage at 14, symbolises purity and innocence, and the change of uniform at age14, depicts the transition from being a daughter to a wife.

Control Through Fear

The Republic of Gilead controls its inhabitants through means of fear, and thought control, having manipulated the citizens to live in fear of what may happen to them, if they commit any crimes.

The Wall works to instil fear in those who view it as it physical proof of the consequences of resisting the system and challenging the norms in the Republic of Gilead.Were supposed to look: that is what they are there for ,hanging on the Wall. The childs fate is unknown for the majority of the novel,however we later learn that Serena Joy has always known of the childs whereabouts and later shows Offreda picture of her daughter.

The photo shows Offreds daughter holding the hand of a Commander's wife, and wearing the white dress of a daughter.So tall and changed. Smiling a little now, so soon, and in her white dress as iffor an olden days First Communion.

The white dress, worn until marriage at 14, symbolises purity and innocence, and the change of uniform at age14, depicts the transition from being a daughter to a wife.

Control Through Fear

The Republic of Gilead controls its inhabitants through means of fear, and thought control, having manipulated the citizens to live in fear of what may happen to them, if they commit any crimes.

The Wall works to instil fear in those who view it as it physical proof of the consequences of resisting the system and challenging the norms in the Republic of G

ilead.Were supposed to look: that is what they are there for ,hanging on the Wall. The childs fate is unknown for the majority of the novel,however we later learn that Serena Joy has always known of the childs whereabouts and later shows Offreda picture of her daughter.

The photo shows Offreds daughter holding the hand of a Commander's wife, and wearing the white dress of a daughter.So tall and changed. Smiling a little now, so soon, and in her white dress as iffor an olden days First Communion.

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The white dress, worn until marriage at 14, symbolises purity and innocence, and the change of uniform at age14, depicts the transition from being a daughter to a wife.

Control Through Fear

The Republic of Gilead controls its inhabitants through means of fear, and thought control, having manipulated the citizens to live in fear of what may happen to them, if they commit any crimes.

The Wall works to instil fear in those who view it as it physical proof of the consequences of resisting the system and challenging the norms in the Republic of Gilead.Were supposed to look: that is what they are there for ,hanging on the Wall. 

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Lost Child

Offred and Lukes only child, taken away at age five.

Offreds affair with Luke, a so called gender crime is the eventual catalyst for her assignment to handmaid status.Luke, Offred and the child attempt to flee to Canada, but are caught and separated.

The childs fate is unknown for the majority of the novel,however we later learn that Serena Joy has always known of the childs whereabouts and later shows Offreda picture of her daughter.

The photo shows Offreds daughter holding the hand of a Commander's wife, and wearing the white dress of a daughter.So tall and changed. Smiling a little now, so soon, and in her white dress as iffor an olden days First Communion.

The white dress, worn until marriage at 14, symbolises purity and innocence, and the change of uniform at age14, depicts the transition from being a daughter to a wife.

Control Through Fear

The Republic of Gilead controls its inhabitants through means of fear, and thought control, having manipulated the citizens to live in fear of what may happen to them, if they commit any crimes.

The Wall works to instil fear in those who view it as it physical proof of the consequences of resisting the system and challenging the norms in the Republic of Gilead.Were supposed to look: that is what they are there for ,hanging on the Wall. The childs fate is unknown for the majority of the novel,however we later learn that Serena Joy has always known of the childs whereabouts and later shows Offreda picture of her daughter.

The photo shows Offreds daughter holding the hand of a Commander's wife, and wearing the white dress of a daughter.So tall and changed. Smiling a little now, so soon, and in her white dress as iffor an olden days First Communion.

The white dress, worn until marriage at 14, symbolises purity and innocence, and the change of uniform at age14, depicts the transition from being a daughter to a wife.

Control Through Fear

The Republic of Gilead controls its inhabitants through means of fear, and thoug

ht control, having manipulated the citizens to live in fear of what may happen to them, if they commit any crimes.

The Wall works to instil fear in those who view it as it physical proof of the consequences of resisting the system and challenging the norms in the Republic of Gilead.Were supposed to look: that is what they are there for ,hanging on the Wall. The childs fate is unknown for the majority of the novel,however we later learn that Serena Joy has always known of the childs whereabouts and later shows Offreda picture of her daughter.

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The photo shows Offreds daughter holding the hand of a Commander's wife, and wearing the white dress of a daughter.So tall and changed. Smiling a little now, so soon, and in her white dress as iffor an olden days First Communion.

The white dress, worn until marriage at 14, symbolises purity and innocence, and the change of uniform at age14, depicts the transition from being a daughter to a wife.

Control Through Fear

The Republic of Gilead controls its inhabitants through means of fear, and thought control, having manipulated the citizens to live in fear of what may happen to them, if they commit any crimes.

The Wall works to instil fear in those who view it as it physical proof of the consequences of resisting the system and challenging the norms in the Republic of Gilead.Were supposed to look: that is what they are there for ,hanging on the Wall. 

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Lost Child

Offred and Lukes only child, taken away at age five.

Offreds affair with Luke, a so called gender crime is the eventual catalyst for her assignment to handmaid status.Luke, Offred and the child attempt to flee to Canada, but are caught and separated.

The childs fate is unknown for the majority of the novel,however we later learn that Serena Joy has always known of the childs whereabouts and later shows Offreda picture of her daughter.

The photo shows Offreds daughter holding the hand of a Commander's wife, and wearing the white dress of a daughter.So tall and changed. Smiling a little now, so soon, and in her white dress as iffor an olden days First Communion.

The white dress, worn until marriage at 14, symbolises purity and innocence, and the change of uniform at age14, depicts the transition from being a daughter to a wife.

Control Through Fear

The Republic of Gilead controls its inhabitants through means of fear, and thought control, having manipulated the citizens to live in fear of what may happen to them, if they commit any crimes.

The Wall works to instil fear in those who view it as it physical proof of the consequences of resisting the system and challenging the norms in the Republic of Gilead.Were supposed to look: that is what they are there for ,hanging on the Wall. The childs fate is unknown for the majority of the novel,however we later learn that Serena Joy has always known of the childs whereabouts and later shows Offreda picture of her daughter.

The photo shows Offreds daughter holding the hand of a Commander's wife, and wearing the white dress of a daughter.So tall and changed. Smiling a little now, so soon, and in her white dress as iffor an olden days First Communion.

The white dress, worn until marriage at 14, symbolises purity and innocence, and the change of uniform at age14, depicts the transition from being a daughter to a wife.

Control Through Fear

The Republic of Gilead controls its inhabitants through means of fear, and thoug

ht control, having manipulated the citizens to live in fear of what may happen to them, if they commit any crimes.

The Wall works to instil fear in those who view it as it physical proof of the consequences of resisting the system and challenging the norms in the Republic of Gilead.Were supposed to look: that is what they are there for ,hanging on the Wall. The childs fate is unknown for the majority of the novel,however we later learn that Serena Joy has always known of the childs whereabouts and later shows Offreda picture of her daughter.

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The photo shows Offreds daughter holding the hand of a Commander's wife, and wearing the white dress of a daughter.So tall and changed. Smiling a little now, so soon, and in her white dress as iffor an olden days First Communion.

The white dress, worn until marriage at 14, symbolises purity and innocence, and the change of uniform at age14, depicts the transition from being a daughter to a wife.

Control Through Fear

The Republic of Gilead controls its inhabitants through means of fear, and thought control, having manipulated the citizens to live in fear of what may happen to them, if they commit any crimes.

The Wall works to instil fear in those who view it as it physical proof of the consequences of resisting the system and challenging the norms in the Republic of Gilead.Were supposed to look: that is what they are there for ,hanging on the Wall. 

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Lost Child

Offred and Lukes only child, taken away at age five.

Offreds affair with Luke, a so called gender crime is the eventual catalyst for her assignment to handmaid status.Luke, Offred and the child attempt to flee to Canada, but are caught and separated.

The childs fate is unknown for the majority of the novel,however we later learn that Serena Joy has always known of the childs whereabouts and later shows Offreda picture of her daughter.

The photo shows Offreds daughter holding the hand of a Commander's wife, and wearing the white dress of a daughter.So tall and changed. Smiling a little now, so soon, and in her white dress as iffor an olden days First Communion.

The white dress, worn until marriage at 14, symbolises purity and innocence, and the change of uniform at age14, depicts the transition from being a daughter to a wife.

Control Through Fear

The Republic of Gilead controls its inhabitants through means of fear, and thought control, having manipulated the citizens to live in fear of what may happen to them, if they commit any crimes.

The Wall works to instil fear in those who view it as it physical proof of the consequences of resisting the system and challenging the norms in the Republic of Gilead.Were supposed to look: that is what they are there for ,hanging on the Wall. The childs fate is unknown for the majority of the novel,however we later learn that Serena Joy has always known of the childs whereabouts and later shows Offreda picture of her daughter.

The photo shows Offreds daughter holding the hand of a Commander's wife, and wearing the white dress of a daughter.So tall and changed. Smiling a little now, so soon, and in her white dress as iffor an olden days First Communion.

The white dress, worn until marriage at 14, symbolises purity and innocence, and the change of uniform at age14, depicts the transition from being a daughter to a wife.

Control Through Fear

The Republic of Gilead controls its inhabitants through means of fear, and thoug

ht control, having manipulated the citizens to live in fear of what may happen to them, if they commit any crimes.

The Wall works to instil fear in those who view it as it physical proof of the consequences of resisting the system and challenging the norms in the Republic of Gilead.Were supposed to look: that is what they are there for ,hanging on the Wall. The childs fate is unknown for the majority of the novel,however we later learn that Serena Joy has always known of the childs whereabouts and later shows Offreda picture of her daughter.

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The photo shows Offreds daughter holding the hand of a Commander's wife, and wearing the white dress of a daughter.So tall and changed. Smiling a little now, so soon, and in her white dress as iffor an olden days First Communion.

The white dress, worn until marriage at 14, symbolises purity and innocence, and the change of uniform at age14, depicts the transition from being a daughter to a wife.

Control Through Fear

The Republic of Gilead controls its inhabitants through means of fear, and thought control, having manipulated the citizens to live in fear of what may happen to them, if they commit any crimes.

The Wall works to instil fear in those who view it as it physical proof of the consequences of resisting the system and challenging the norms in the Republic of Gilead.Were supposed to look: that is what they are there for ,hanging on the Wall. 

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Lost Child

Offred and Lukes only child, taken away at age five.

Offreds affair with Luke, a so called gender crime is the eventual catalyst for her assignment to handmaid status.Luke, Offred and the child attempt to flee to Canada, but are caught and separated.

The childs fate is unknown for the majority of the novel,however we later learn that Serena Joy has always known of the childs whereabouts and later shows Offreda picture of her daughter.

The photo shows Offreds daughter holding the hand of a Commander's wife, and wearing the white dress of a daughter.So tall and changed. Smiling a little now, so soon, and in her white dress as iffor an olden days First Communion.

The white dress, worn until marriage at 14, symbolises purity and innocence, and the change of uniform at age14, depicts the transition from being a daughter to a wife.

Control Through Fear

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The Wall works to instil fear in those who view it as it physical proof of the consequences of resisting the system and challenging the norms in the Republic of Gilead.Were supposed to look: that is what they are there for ,hanging on the Wall. The childs fate is unknown for the majority of the novel,however we later learn that Serena Joy has always known of the childs whereabouts and later shows Offreda picture of her daughter.

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The photo shows Offreds daughter holding the hand of a Commander's wife, and wearing the white dress of a daughter.So tall and changed. Smiling a little now, so soon, and in her white dress as iffor an olden days First Communion.

The white dress, worn until marriage at 14, symbolises purity and innocence, and the change of uniform at age14, depicts the transition from being a daughter to a wife.

Control Through Fear

The Republic of Gilead controls its inhabitants through means of fear, and thought control, having manipulated the citizens to live in fear of what may happen to them, if they commit any crimes.

The Wall works to instil fear in those who view it as it physical proof of the consequences of resisting the system and challenging the norms in the Republic of Gilead.Were supposed to look: that is what they are there for ,hanging on the Wall. 

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ty of the novel,however we later learn that Serena Joy has always known of the childs whereabouts and later shows Offred a picture of her daughter.

The photo shows Offreds daughter holding the hand of a Commander's wife, and wearing the white dress of a daughter.So tall and changed. Smiling a little now, so soon, and in her white dress as iffor an olden days First Communion.

The white dress, worn until marriage at 14, symbolises purity and innocence, and the change of uniform at age14, depicts the transition from being a daughter to a wife.

Control Through Fear

The Republic of Gilead controls its inhabitants through means of fear, and thought control, having manipulated the citizens to live in fear of what may happen to them, if they commit any crimes.

The Wall works to instil fear in those who view it as it physical proof of the consequences of resisting the system and challenging the norms in the Republic of Gilead.Were supposed to look: that is what they are there for ,hanging on the Wall. 

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