At the time, we had no idea what it would become. There wasn’t even a way to see how it could continue more than one season. While it had source material, that source material was nothing like Game of Thrones and Outlander. Was it possible to continue the tale?
‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ Brought Life to Offred
The series quickly made it clear that it would differ from the book, as Elisabeth Moss's Offred received her own name: June Osborne. It was a name never mentioned in the novel, suggesting that there were many more ideas to flesh out the world of Gilead for show lovers.
That was the big question at first. How could the series go past the end of the book? It did so because it had the freedom to do that. The book ends with Offred being taken away, and we have no idea what happened to her because there were no more tapes to “listen” to. Bruce Miller was able to tell us what he thought happened, which was slightly different to the ending of the 1990 movie starring the late Natasha Richardson.
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‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ Led to a Sequel
It continues the story of Gilead, this time focusing on June’s teenage daughter Hannah, who has been raised as Agnes in Gilead. The novel includes June’s younger daughter, but the TV series has changed Daisy’s identity to suit its own timeline, and that makes perfect sense — books and shows are different entities.
However, none of this would have been possible without the success of The Handmaid’s Tale series premiere. Yes, Atwood even made a cameo in that episode, and there's one to come in the sequel.
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