Gemini is the sign that oversees communication and language. GEMINI (May 21 – June 20) Commander Fred Waterford Fred is a dynamic, diabolical Gemini. True to the ethos of her earth sign, Beth chose death over betraying her fellow handmaids. Bulls are loyal to an almost self destructive degree and defiant in the face of authority. In kind, Beth, now a Martha, was a James Beard Award winning chef prior to her subjugation and is prone to kitchen flings with Nick and trafficking booze. Taurus rules the throat and is the domain of Venus, making bulls natural gourmands and more than a hint hedonistic.

TAURUS (April 20 – May 20) Beth Stubborn AF and aces in the kitchen, Beth is a Taurus. Moira is pure fire, a hero without hesitation, a rebel with a noble cause and precisely the kind of all heart, no bull***t friend you want on your side. Moira organizes, protests, volunteers and ultimately smuggles a traumatized June aboard an aid ship to get her to safety. Built to bite back, Moira goes to great and dangerous lengths to escape Gilead and when she finally makes it to Canada, she continues the fight to free others. ©Hulu/Courtesy Everett Collectiīrave, brazen and quick to both action and reaction, Moira is Aries energy incarnate.

In celebration of her literary legacy and the return of the Hulu series for Season 5 on Septemthat continues to uphold said legacy, we’re taking a look at the zodiac signs of the major characters of “The Handmaid’s Tale.” ARIES (March 21 – April 19) Moira Strand Ever down to fight the good fight, Moira is an Aries. Margaret Atwood, herself a Scorpio queen and practicing palmist, has long praised the virtues of astrology. In the years and seasons that have followed we’ve watched the s(hero)’s journey of renegade handmaid June Osbourne, played unflinchingly by Elizabeth Moss as she tries to secure the safety of her children while fighting like hell to destroy the totalitarian, zealot led horror show that is Gilead. Ignore those extremist, pro-Roe protesters: The real war on women is in Afghanistanīlessed be the fruit and the return of the captivating, oft traumatizing, frighteningly akin to current political conditions world of “The Handmaid’s Tale.”īased on Margaret Atwoods’s 1985 dystopian novel of the same name, “The Handmaid’s Tale” made its television debut, complete with state sanctioned rape ceremonies and red capes, in 2017. Fight for actually banned books, Biden’s illogical travel mandate and other commentaryīloody ‘Handmaid’s Tale’ Halloween decorations have parents worriedīurn-proof edition of ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ up for auction

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