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Clothing is a metaphor, not allowed to look in other directions

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Clothing is a metaphor, not allowed to look in other directions

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Relationship between Offred being a mother, comments on her own mother.. parallels of maternity

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Relationship between Offred being a mother, comments on her own mother.. parallels of maternity

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Loses a sense of maternal identity (Offred) when she sees her child's picture

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Loses a sense of maternal identity (Offred) when she sees her child's picture

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Offred finds herself through remembering the past

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Offred finds herself through remembering the past

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The need to associate her identity with her body in Gilead

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The need to associate her identity with her body in Gilead

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Her name indicates a loss of identity - she is merely now a property "Of fred"

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Her name indicates a loss of identity - she is merely now a property "Of fred"

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Individualism and identity in The Handmaid's Tale " The Handmaid's Tale Study Guide from Crossref-it.info

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In asserting this need for herself, Offred also recognises the rights of others to be seen as individuals. Seeing the bodies of victims hung on the Wall, their heads covered to conceal their identity, she observes that 'their heads are zeros' (chapter 6), but tells us that 'if you look and look', you can see the outlines of the features under the cloth.'