The Handmaid's Tale investigates subjects of oppressed ladies in a man centric culture and the different methods by which these ladies oppose and endeavor to pick up uniqueness and freedom. The tale's title echoes the segment portions of Geoffrey Chaucer's The Canterbury Tales, which is a progression of associated stories ("The Merchant's Tale", "The Parson's Tale", and so on.). The Handmaid's Tale is organized into two sections, around evening time and by different occasions. This epic can be deciphered as a twofold story, Offred's story and the handmaids' stories. The night segments are exclusively about Offred, and different segments (shopping, sitting area, family unit, and so forth...