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The Handmaid's Tale - Flowers

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Glady C

 

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August 2, 2017

 

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University

 

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A

 

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The entire idea of anything growing can be seen as a substitute for a child growing. The Commander's house contains many pictures; as they are visual images, "flowers are still allowed." Later, when Serena is "snipping off the seed pods with a pair of shears? aiming, positioning the blades? The fruiting body," it seems that all life is being eradicated, even that of the flowers...
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When Offered first enters the house of the Commander and his wife, she notices "? a fanlight of coloured glass: flowers, red and blue." In the Republic of Gilead, Handmaids wear red and Wives wear blue; these colours are intended to reflect the owner's "personality" ? the wanton Handmaids in fiery red and the demure Wives in serene, virginal blue...
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