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In her confined living space within Commander Fred Waterford's home, Offred reflects on her grim reality. The opaque glass in her room symbolizes the barriers to her freedom, and the audience is introduced to the stark divisions of Gilead society. The handmaids wear red dresses and white bonnets, while the Martha domestic workers are donned in green, and the Wives sport blue attire. Each group serves its purpose under the oppressive regime, with Offred's life dictated by stringent rules.