The Emmy award-winning program starsElisabeth Moss,Yvonne Strahovski,Joesph Fiennes, andAnn Dowd.
During the rest of the novel, all the womens names are mentioned again, asides from Junes.
This in turn led to Offred becoming June in the series, when show runnerBruce Millerresearched the novel.
The novel depicts a contrasting depiction of these characters.
This characteristic is a huge part of Serenas character motivations, which her interests often meet in conflict.
Nick helps June in any way he can, without compromising his position in Gileads structure.
In the novel, Luke is a background character that only exists as a memory in Offreds mind.
The reader is never rewarded with information about Lukes fate beyond their separation.
She is a one-dimensional character whose backstory is not explored, unlike in the series.
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