Differences between Margaret Atwood's book "The Handmaiden's Tale" and the movie of the same name. About 400 words.

_____Subtle differences in the movie seemed to take away a lot of the feelings of oppression that were present in the book. One of the biggest things about the movie would have to be the difference in clothing from the book. In the book, none of the women could show any legs at all. Even with the dark black stockings on, the women could not show any leg beneath the bottoms of their dresses. In …

…movie was made, the social stagnation known as televangelism was running strong. Perhaps the book was made in order to warn the general public the direction it was taking by following TV preachers. People who needed so much money by a certain date, or the world risked certain apocalypse. The failure of televangelists to keep a good hold on the public interests may have been the best public choice since the defeat of Hubert Humphrey.