The Handmaid’s Tale by Margaret Atwood is a unique story with a strong sense of place through vivid imagery. The story illustrates that women in this society are being surrounded by rules. They must follow and obey under a dictatorship. They are controlled by fear, torture, and punishments. This society is wrongful, evil, and created by a group of people where men rule over everyone and willing to do anything in order to maintain their power and achieve their purpose. They use religion, laws as a tool to force, isolate people from their families. It makes the story become more interesting through each chapter and very unforgettable to the reader. Margaret Atwood successfully draws all of my attentions through her beautiful writing and powerful
