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What does the Creature internalise according to the quotation 'I was in reality the monster'?

The monstrous identity given to him

Why does Offred say her forbidden name matters in The Handmaid's Tale?

It preserves her sense of self

What did increased knowledge reveal to the Creature about himself?

What a wretched outcast he was

What does the Commander mean by 'Better never means better for everyone'?

Power is unequally distributed

What does 'You are my creator, but I am your master' show about Victor and the Creature?

Inversion of their relationship

Why must Offred compose her self 'as one composes a speech'?

To respond to Gilead's oppression

What does 'Nolite te bastardes carborundorum' symbolise in The Handmaid's Tale?

Defiance and resilience

What does Victor warn about the pursuit of knowledge in his message to Walton?

It may be a serpent to sting

According to Offred, what does ignoring require compared to ignorance?

Active work and effort

How does Offred say her body 'arranges itself differently' under Gilead?

From instrument to vessel

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