Hahhahaha lmao I answered: "it's only a tweet" and that was not the correct answer. Man they could've asked quesrions that actually had to do with equal rights for women like girls and women in the Middle-East but it was all bullshit questions about people tweeting stuff.
Ohh right it's just that in the comment above we were discussing the Handmaid's tale hahaha but yea, I dunno the name of the book, it might be an essay or something or a quote from a speech I don't know sorry.
Yeah I understand what you mean! Especially when you consider what Atwood talks about outside the book (as in her political views). I was just pointing out the book can be pretty good, so try to enjoy it :) Sorry you have to got through it, but when you get to Uni it will me much better! (School last year bugged me a lot when they forced me to read these kind of books too, but now that I'm at unit it's much better, so try to focus on that! :) )
I'm sorry mate, I read the book and it's actually quite interesting. Don't listen to your teacher, Atwood was criticising the Bible/the Church, not necessarily males (because the females go along fine with it too). Try and enjoy the book and try to ignore it if your teacher becomes sexist!