Key Ideas

1. Women as property: The Handmaid's Tale explores a dystopian society where women are treated as property, assigned to high-ranking men for reproductive purposes. They are stripped of their rights, agency, and identities.

2. Oppression and control: The book examines the theme of oppression and control, as the government tightly regulates every aspect of the Handmaids' lives, from their clothing to their interactions with others.

3. Loss of identity: The Handmaids in the story are stripped of their names and are given new names that reflect their assigned role, emphasizing the loss of person....
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