The Handmaid's Tale: Which Face Matches Yours?

A handmaid who was assigned to keep her head down and memorized every face instead. She survives the unforgivable and organizes the impossible, and she's burning Gilead down one match at a time.

A true believer who designed the cage herself and realized too late that she's inside it. She wants a child more than a soul. An alliance with her always expires without warning.

A driver who watches everything and says almost nothing. He's an Eye and a Commander and June's secret lover, in the order survival demands. He's loyal to exactly one person in Gilead.

June's best friend, who escaped through hell. She's decided not to let trauma end her life. In Canada she fights with paperwork and protests and a survivor's stubbornness.

The Waterfords' Martha, who lived with her head down and her kindness hidden in bread dough. Freedom feels awkward at first, and at some point she starts baking for herself.

She traded rumors and contraband at the butcher's counter like stocks. Fearless and funny, and far braver than that red dress allowed.

The husband who made it across the border. Every day since, he lives staring at that border line. He's learning that waiting is its own kind of war.

An American intelligence operative playing chess with Gilead from across the border. He recruits defectors with gentle promises and reads every room twice. He's like the last working part of the old government.

A commander who quotes the Bible while breaking human and divine law behind his study door. He built the regime and enjoyed its privileges, and finally he meets its justice at a wall.

The economist who drew up the blueprint of Gilead's machine. He's tormented by his own design. Sarcastic and unreadable, he's saving women one at a time, like paying off an unpayable debt in installments.

Lost an eye for talking back and still kept the softest heart in Gilead. She drifts between delusion and chilling insight. Everyone underestimates her, and they're wrong every time.