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"If that sort of thing got out of hand I naturally had to sell them. But if a pretty child was born of these couplings, I would often keep it and rear it myself, teaching it to be a refined and pleasant servant."

Come to think about it, these are actually the most realistic things a "great king/queen" would've done at that time. Thanks to Atwood for reminding me.

It's so stressful, like the stressfulness delivered to me directly. Tapi tetep salit sama si ibu yang selalu punya ide dalam kondisi segenting apapun 🥹

I actually understand what Atwood trying to tell in this book. But it makes Penelope looks like she has an inferiority complex and the writing style makes the story feels flat.

I'm still hoping the plot will develop as I continue reading 🥲

Oh to explain about this part without throwing spoiler. Its getting more emotional when the son finally found the strength to survive in that life while the mother slowly lost it all.