According to this novel, we can see how society becomes worse and worse over time when many dirty and exhausting problems appear a lot and women are used to be a tool to entertain and be baby machines. In terms of theme, fertility is vital since The state of Gilead was established in response to the crisis brought on by sharply declining birthrates. The state's rigid political hierarchy and entire organizational structure are centered on the control of reproduction. 

By taking complete control of women's bodies through their political enslavement, the state attacks the issue head-on. Women are not allowed to vote, own property or hold jobs, read, or engage in any other activities that might make them more independent or subversive and endanger their husbands or the government. Despite Gilead's rhetoric in favor of women, such subjugation leads to a society where women are viewed as less than human.

In this assignment, our class is divided into groups of two as the same group which does the protest art research. Each group will create their own art and Mr. Daniel will stick them on the wall to create art. Then, each group stands next to their art and presents the meaning of the art, and demonstrates a little bit about the author.