Who's the scapegoat in The Handmaid's Tale?

[@havinhaha]

wow, I never thought of this idea of scapegoating before this was really helpful !!

[@JenChan]

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[@JessicaP0rter09]

Jen, I recommended you to my a level english class - you’re the best! Your videos have been super helpful for my revision thankyou ❤

[@JenChan]

Love to hear that the videos have helped! Thanks for letting me know xxx

[@kechec4192]

Hey Jen I would like to thank you SO MUCH, you are so useful and so insightful and have very good context I had a test on A christmas carol and used your video on the marxist views on A christmas carol and the hungry forties and the proletariats and capitalists and got a grade 7 from it I would like to thank you for everything you have on this channel You are the best Thank you!

[@JenChan]

Wooo love to hear that! Thanks for letting me know that the videos have helped - it absolutely makes my day

[@kechec4192]

@@JenChancan you please make more Christmas carol video please. Your videos are very useful also do you have any language techniques similar to antonomasia

[@nabiha6738]

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[@nabiha6738]

how do you think we could compare this to frankenstein?

[@JenChan]

Both novels are about the misuse of innovation and power as a way to push the boundaries of human capability. 'Frankenstein' creates a monster that ends up destroying all that he loves, while Gilead is a creation that slowly destroys all the characters within it. So I think exploring the intersections between power, science and ethics would be a good approach for a comparative btw Frankenstein and HMT

[@nabiha6738]

@@JenChan in terms of scapegoating, do you think it can be applicable in a way where a heavy discussion can be formed upon? im trying to think of possible exam questions coming to compare them both haha