How Is The Story Told In The Handmaid's Tale

In the The Handmaid’s Tale by Margaret Atwood, the author writes the story in narrative form by using the character Offred to narrate the story. Offered is one of the many handmaid who bear children for couples that have trouble conceiving. Offred works for the commander and his wife, Serena Joy. Every month when Offred is not on her menstrual cycle, Offred would have sex with the commander. She would try to become pregnant and provide the household with a child. Offred has one uniform she wears, is assigned tasks, and has very little freedom. Throughout her time as a handmaid, Offred would think back about the past. She would think about her husband, daughter, and her mother. In the beginning of the chapter, there were two women, Aunt Sara
The other women thought she was just trying to show off. As they were starting to head home they came across Japanese tourists who later asked them if they were happy and Offred said “yes, we are happy”. Before heading back to the house, the ladies decided to take another route that was longer. The went to a church (museum) and later on saw the wall where criminals were hanged and killed. The men were doctors who practiced abortions. Offred was happy because Luke was not hanging on the wall and she knew it for sure. In chapter 8, more bodies appear on the Wall. The bodies were a priest and two Gender Treachery practitioners. Offered then pass a funeral for the econowives and fetus who died earlier months ago. Offered then sees Serena Joy and said how her name is so fake and ugly. Later on as she head backs to her room, she sees the commander. As she was in her room, Offered was thinking about the woman who was there before her. She would ask Rita what had happened to her. Rita didn’t tell her what happen and tells her that things just didn’t work out for the other woman. Offered then goes to the doctor to get herself check. The doctor then offer sex to her. Offred was afraid because she thinks that the doctor could be