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Although Gilead proclaims only men hold power and take away the rights of women, they make a few exceptions. This supposed rigid power structure has many holes in what they publicize as the rules. Who has the authority is a debatable question when it comes to women in Gilead.

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A Story of Serena Joy giving a speech (Theme- confusion of authority)

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A Story of Serena Joy giving a speech (Theme- confusion of authority)

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She defied the stereotypes they set and made herself into a sort of symbol of survival for the other Handmaid's displaying that they can also say no and leave Gilead.

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Commander Fred sends June a postcard (setting- division of people)

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Commander Fred sends June a postcard (setting- division of people)

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Men have the power in this society, both physically and mentally. They physically have access to places such as a study and mentally have access to express their thoughts. The Commander's Study is one of the many places that shows the divide between women and men

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June writes to herself (character- suppression of emotions)

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June writes to herself (character- suppression of emotions)

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June is debating between what Gilead says she should think and what her own mind is saying. They want her to suppress her emotions, but as a human being, she can't help but have different thoughts than the State's.