2097 Lamp
15.10.2021
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2097 lamp is a popular dystopian novel by Margaret Atwood in which the world has been devastated by nuclear war and all that remains is a small group of survivors.
The protagonist, Offred, narrates her memories of her life before and after the war to the reader. The novel is set in a future where women are oppressed and classed as property of men.
The story begins with Offred waking up in an unfamiliar room in a strange building. She quickly learns that she has been taken captive by a group of men who have captured other women and will be used for breeding purposes.
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