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I think the Testaments by Margarette aTwood will no only work as a squeel to the controversial and eye opening novel. The characters will change, the perspectives will change and maybe even the method by which the story is told. Maybe the insight on the regime will deepen giving it more meaning

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Atwood wrote The Testaments in coordination with the ongoing television series The Handmaid's Tale, letting the producers know where the sequel was taking and stating that certain characters' stories are not harmed by the way they appear in The Testaments.

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Canadian creator Margaret Atwood argues that the dynamic and uncertain political climate around the world was the impetus she needed to write. Atwood reflected on the years in the middle of the novels, alluding to the fall of the Berlin Wall, which the population thought was the "end of history", and decades of feminist battle that apparently suggested that women's rights were the ones who had succeeded and were irreversible. Then the September 11 attacks shook the United States and the world. This indicated that the policy "would go back to being much more conservative, which communities are constantly doing when they are attacked," mentioned Atwood, and everything that led to 2016 in the United States, including the triumph of the 1985 original that elevated Atwood to bestselling list. She mentioned that the editors never pressured her to write the sequel.

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The Testaments the long-awaited sequel to The Handmaid's Tale many fans had been seeking for more than 30 years. Margaret Atwood wrote this sequel to show a female perspective about all the issues that occurred during this period of time, some issues help the author to get inspiration for the content of the book. She says the world's dynamic and uncertain political climate was the push she needed to write.

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Margaret Atwood shows from the women point of view how their society is affecting them in a political point of view, and it demostrates the social issues presented in their community. It also shows how people behave when they are influence by a totalitariam goverment, facing the a dilema which is whether to join the resistance and face death or play along and wait for opportunities.

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Margaret Atwood said that what pushed her to write this novel's sequel was the world's dynamic and uncertain political climate. She wanted to show her readers the way this impacted on her story, she created a different point of view of politics, how it acted after the fall of the Berlin Wall. She wanted to show the way the world was changing and how it impacted on her book

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Margaret Atwood point of writing this book was to show the consequence and how the world is suffering , form a political point of view

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Atwood created The Testaments in tandem with the continuing television series The Handmaid's Tale, letting the producers know where she was headed with the sequel and confirming that certain characters' storylines are unaffected by how they appear in The Testaments.

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Margaret Atwood may have written The Testaments so that she could inquire with characteristics that a part of the public did not understand since the story of The Handmaid's Tale is really heavy and for some people hard to read. Another feature may be so that the readers can connect with other female characters that also appeared in The Handmaid's tale, in this book we only know about all the things through Offred eyes, but in The Testament the reader can know the oppression of the country through other character's eyes.

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Margaret Atwood shared recently that this sequel has been inspired by the world's political instability and female rights movements, which have shown that history is not yet written regarding democracy, freedom and gender equality. Some other historical events have also influenced her into continuing this dystopian fiction, such as the 9/11 attack and the 2016 elections in the U.S.

Source:
Nguyen, A. (September 06, 2019). "Why Margaret Atwood waited more than 30 years to write The Testaments". The Atlantic. Retrieved from https://www.cbc.ca/radio/thecurrent/the-current-for-september-6-2019-1.5271819/why-margaret-atwood-waited-more-than-30-years-to-write-the-testaments-1.5271822

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CBC Radio · Posted: Sep 06, 2019 4:00 AM ET | Last Updated: September 6, 2019

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Margaret Atwood had notes about a sequel to The Handmaid’s Tale that date back to the early 1990s, but didn’t notify her publishers until 2017. For those intervening decades, she wrestled with the idea.

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Margaret Atwood wrote Testaments because she wanted to show the role of women in society and how the female gender was affected under the principles of the society of the time. That is why the role of the characters in the novel is important as it demonstrates the social issues present in the world and adapted to the novel.

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Margaret Atwood wrote testaments as an extension of the political and social change after the fall of the Berlin Wall, Atwood creates a perspective of politics to be more conservative, something governments do after attacks. This has the 9/11 attack as one of the main important events for politics.

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Margaret Atwood wrote the Testaments  to show more sociological counterpart regarding the life of women. It’s easy to imagine that Atwood could add even more perspective on Gilead through the eyes of more characters. And she wrote the book in part because she sees the world as shifting more toward Gilead than away from it, a sentiment unlikely to dissipate in the near future. She knew she couldn't re-create Offred's voice. But as she saw the world change, she realized Offred wasn't the only way back into the story. She began drafting The Testaments partway through 2016.She understood people wanted to know what happened to Offred, but it was the book she just couldn't write.
Sources:
https://time.com/5673535/the-testaments-plot-questions-margaret-atwood/

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She wrote the sequel of her novel to show her readers the importance of the changes the world is suffering

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Margaret Atwood wrote the Testaments as she says the world's dynamic and uncertain political climate was the push she needed to do so. To offer more insight in the characters like Aunt Lydia as she had an effect on the protagonist of The Handmaids Tale and how this character is an allegory of people facing a totalitarian regime in where they have to decide if following along or joining the resistance.