The Handmaid's Tale: A Summary

The story is about 2 guys name Ulrich and Georg. They were enemies and they hated each other. Ulrich was going to confront Georg face to face until lightning struck a tree and the tree fell down onto Georg and Ulrich. They were really injured, but they were still alive. They started talking to each other about both being caught, but not dead. Ulrich said when his men come to release them, that Georg will be in a better plight than being caught poaching on a neighbors land. They argued back and forth about their men coming to save them. They had already given up trying to free themselves from the tree that was on top of them. One of Ulrichs arms were free and he pulled out his flask that had wine in it. Ulrich offered Georg some wine but Georg

It was dark at the castle; Not a soul was awake. As the wind blew, the castle itself was snoring. Nothing moved but a dark form on the fortress wall. It was a boy. Climbing over the wall, the prince sneaked to the open attic window. With the guards sleeping at their posts, it was child’s play. Agile as a squirrel, he darted into the attic. Inside the room, beheld the Firebird, a majestic sun-eagle of gold. Withdrawing the Firebird, the boy stared at the pure golde cage, coveting it. A name was engraved on the handle, genommen*. Though the prince was warned against stealing it, his hand inched towards the cage, then darted to grab the handle. As soon as he touched it, trumpets blared and alarms roared

Form, Structure and Plot: The novel has 15 parts, 46 chapters, and 378 pages. The novel has a series of flashbacks and dream sequences that take the reader from Offred’s life in the present and her past life with Luke (her husband) and her daughter. The story is hard to follow because you do not always know what will trigger her flashbacks. The novel only covers about two years in the present, but the flashbacks cover the year leading to the present, and the historical notes jumps to 2195.

The king told him that he had to shoot an arrow off of his sons head with one arrow. If, he missed he would kill his son before his eyes and then kill him. If, he missed there is also a chance he would kill his son. William was a good hunter and could shoot a bow but he did not want a chance to hurt his son. William was scared but, his son trusted him. Then the king made him do it. He was able to shoot it so straight it hit the apple off his head. The king did not like that he had not gotten hurt. Then another arrow came out from his jacket. They king asked what it was for. He was brave and said it was for if, his son got hurt because of him, he would kill the king. Lots of people think that this was bad because he was going to kill someone but he was going to kill a tyrant that would make someone kill their own family for power. The king was very

Parents typically don’t want their children reading in depth books about sex; however, The Handmaid’s Tale offers great fictional examples that teach sexism and the mistreatment of women, yet these examples can lead some in the wrong way. Therefore depending on the view in society, The Handmaid’s tale should be banned or kept to certain areas of the world because of the unfair treatment of women.

The different foods were; Heavy Cream, Fat Free Milk, White Grape Juice, Gatorade, Water, Corn Oil, and Laundry Starch. Unknown A is Gatorade, Unknown B is Laundry Starch, Unknown C is White Grape Juice, Unknown D is Water, Unknown E is Fat Free Milk, Unknown F is Heavy Cream, and Unknown G is Corn Oil. The lab group figured this out by reading the food labels and seeing what ingredients are in it and what tests matched. In reality it was just a matching game.

Nathaniel would ignore his daughter as she begged him not to force her into a loveless marriage. The king sent word three days after Emma's eighteenth birthday to the prince she would marry asking him to visit their kingdom. The prince accepted Nathaniel's request and immediately set off for the kingdom he believed one day would be his son. Two days after the prince set off on a cold winter's night Emma snuck out of the castle to experience one night of true freedom before she was to wed a man whose name she didn't even know. Emma stole a horse out of the royal stables as the stable boy slept and rode it out of the village surrounding the castle she called home since she was born. Emma traveled to a village thirty miles away from the castle praying no one there would recognize her. The princess came upon a little rinky dink tavern which smelt of the behind of a goat mixed with the sweat of weary travelers. The tavern looked like so poorly built that a simple gust could send its wall crashing to the ground. All its table and chairs wobbled something which normally didn't go well with a room full of drunk men and

The whole way there it was quite, only a few words had been said after the big fight about moving. They arrive in the mountains but something is wrong, their “castle” is an old run down shack. Prince Charming is starting to regret this decisions, Cinderella gets out and almost passes out from

Delief was 7 when he first casted magic. This ironically was at a chantry event created to bring human and elven children together to bolster relations that event had broken down to a fist fight between elven children and human children. When a child tried to attack him Delief panicked and casted Mage hand by accident the hand began to strangle the child. Once the clerics saw this happening templars were called in and they promptly dispelled it while putting Delief into custody. Delief would then be sent to the circle where he would study day and night to catch up to children who arrived a few years younger. While studying Delief fell asleep and befriended some kind spirits who taught him of the ancient elves and their language. This sparked

They all start running after him and they see him go through a hidden door, seeing where the door was, they went in and found something they would have never thought to see. They found a hidden village and they went to ask someone where they were. Then four mountain people came up to them with spears, then they started to talk in some different language. Then the four mountain men split up and in between came the chief of the mountain people. He spoke fluent english, and he said

Joan stretched out in bed as Perceval dressed for the day. It was the morning of the Harvest Festival, and her birthday, and she was more excited than she could recall. Yet she wasn’t the only resident of Camelot bursting with anticipation – excitement was palpable throughout the castle and city. By early afternoon, tables would be set, games in full swing, delectable and plentiful food available, and the drinks would flow freely. Voices brimming with enthusiasm chattered outside of her bedchamber door; it was as if all of Camelot had woken early in anticipation of the festivities.

So Gerda goes on a journey and gets help on the way. When she gets to the Snow Queen’s castle, she gives is confronted by the Queen and sees Kai in the middle of a frozen lake. The Queen gives Kai a task, using ice skates he must me must create the word eternity. Seeing Kai in the middle of the lake, Gerda runs up to Kai and kisses him and thus thawing his frozen heart. Being so happy and joyful Kai and Gerda started to dance on the ice and formed the word eternity, the word the he was trying to spell. In the end the spell is broken and Gerda and Kai go back home and live happily ever after

There once was this boy, named Dummy. He never listened and always sat around doing nothing. He had two older brothers who were handsome and never failed to listen. One day, their mom told the boys to go cut wood and they listened and did as they were told. They came back with two trees cut all up. When the next day they went out to cut wood, their mom gave them some cheese cake along with beer and wine. When they ran into this old man who said “ share some of your cake and beer with me i'm dying” The boys said “ go find your own food you filthy animal”. the old man cast a spell on the boys. One day, one boy missed the tree and hit his leg with the axe. The next day the other man missed the tree and hit his head with the axe. While they were

A Critical Analysis of “The Handmaid’s Tale.” In this dystopia novel, it reveals a remarkable new world called Gilead. “The Handmaid’s Tale,” by Margaret Atwood, explores all these themes about women who are being subjugated to misogyny to a patriarchal society and had many means by which women tried to gain not only their individualism and their own independence. Her purpose of writing this novel is to warn of the price of an overly zealous religious philosophy, one that places women in such a submissive role in the family. I believe there are also statements about class in there, since the poor woman are being meant to serve the rich families need for a child. As the novel goes along the narrator Offred is going between the past and

The purpose of the lab was to test Parry’s stomach contents using the glucose, starch, protein, and lipid tests; and with the results, determine which restaurant most likely poisoned him.