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Адам

Adam

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Сын Омара и Хизер, ребенок из бедного сословия. После казни его отца был отдан в другую семью.

Альма

Alma

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Принадлежит к касте Служанок. Она тренировалась в Красном Центре вместе с Джун (Фредовой), Мойрой и Джанин (Уореновой). Альма — положительная героиня, она добрая, немного болтливая, часто делится свежими сплетнями и новостями с Джун (Фредовой). Она также становится контактом Джун с группой Сопротивления.

Бет

Beth

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Принадлежит к касте Марф. Она работает в «Иезавель» — борделе, в котором живут и работают проститутками бывшие юристы, ученые и иные женщины, неугодные нынешнему политическому строю. Бет в хороших отношениях с Ником.

Гленова №2 (Лили Фуллер)

Ofglen №2 (Lillie Fuller)

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Получила данное имя после того, как арестовали Эмили (Гленова №1) по обвинению в гендерном преступлении из-за связи с женщиной. Эмили отозвали со службы и на ее место прислали новую служанку. В прошлом Гленова №2 была проституткой и наркоманкой. Новый режим дал ей стабильность и надежность. Она довольна своим положением.

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Джанин (Уорренова)

Janine (Ofwarren)

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Принадлежит к касте служанок. Их с Фредовой в одно время привезли в Красный Центр на переобучение. Джанин пыталась сопротивляться, и за это Тетки лишили ее глаза. После окончания обучения ее направили командору Уорену Патнем.

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Джозеф Лоуренс

Joseph Lawrence

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Командор республики Галаад. Лоуренс отличается высоким интеллектом, независимыми взглядами. Он построил экономическую модель республики Галаад. Лоуренс также ответственен за создание Колоний.

Джун Осборн (Фредова №2)

June Osborne (Offred №2)

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Главная героиня. У Джун есть дочь и муж Люк. Брак с Люком не был признан властями Республики Галаад законным, потому что у Люка это был второй брак, и потому при новом режиме Джун выполняет роль служанки. Тетка Лидия называет её прелюбодейкой.

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Зоуи

Zoe

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Эпизодический персонаж. До образования Галаада служила в армии, после — перемещалась по стране в поисках похищенных женщин, нуждающихся в помощи. Нашла Эрин в одном из обучающих Красных центров. Спасла Люку жизнь. Убита в перестрелке с военными Галаада при попытке перевести Люка и Эрин в безопасное место.

Иден Спенсер (Блэйн)

Eden Spencer (Blaine)

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Женщина, ставшая женой Ника. Выросла на ферме, слабо представляет себе супружеские обязанности. Даже об «акте возлежания» её рассказывала миссис Уоттерфорд.

Кастилио

Castillo

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Посол Мексики в новообразованную Республику Галаад. Первоначально предстает умной и неравнодушной женщиной, искренне интересующейся судьбами служанок. Позже оказывается, что ее визит в Респулику Галаад носит больше деловой характер: посол приехала, чтобы обсудить вопрос покупки служанок.

Командор Гатри

Commander Guthrie

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Второстепенный персонаж в сериале. Он военный авторитет и ранний член Сынов Иакова. После государственного переворота командор Гатри обсуждает будущее Галаада и перспективы рождаемости в стране. Командор Прайс изначально заявляет, что они должны относиться к «этим девушкам» (то есть к оставшимся в стране плодородным женщинам) «с уважением, по-божественному», но командоры Гатри и Уотерфорд отвергают данное предложение. В конечном итоге они решают, что все оставшиеся плодородные женщины должны быть собраны и оплодотворены мужчинами с высшим статусом во время Церемонии.

Командорша

Commander wife

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Эпизодический персонаж, жена командора, которая за измену была сослана в рабочие лагеря на радиоактивные поля. Очень верующая, была влюблена в своего любовника. Эмили дала ей просроченные таблетки, отравив её за то, что она каждый месяц держала служанку, пока её муж насиловал её.

Кора

Cora

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Второстепенный персонаж в фильме «История служанки». Она — Марфа, служащая командору Фреду Уотерфорду и Серене Джой Уотерфорд.

Люк Бэнкоул

Luke Bankole

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Муж Фредовой. Участник Сопротивления. Пытался дать отпор военным и защитить свою жену и дочь, однако был подстрелен. Люк встретил группу людей, пытающихся пересечь границу с Канадой, и был вынужден к ним присоединиться. В настоящий момент живет в Канаде, пытается отыскать Джун и Ханну.

Мойра

Moira

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Лучшая подруга Фредовой с подросткового возраста. Она стала легендой среди служанок из-за того, что смогла сбежать из Красного Центра. Мойра — член Сопротивления.

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Мэтьева (Натали)

Natalie

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Мэтьеву назначили партнером по покупкам Джун Осборн (Джозефова). Она демонстрирует лояльность новому режиму и публично озвучивает свою поддержку установленным в республике Галаад правилам и обычаям.

Наоми Патнэм

Naomi Putnam

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Жена командора Патнэма. Высокомерна, жестока. Также как и большинство женщин Республики Галаад она не может иметь детей, поэтому к их дому прикреплена Уоренова — служанка, вынашивающая для нее ребенка. Миссис Патнем относится к Уореновой и остальным служанкам с неприязнью.

Постоянно жалуется на трудности с ребенком, чем бесконечно раздражает Серену (Яснораду).

Ник Блэйн

Nick Blaine

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Служит семье командора Уотерфорда. До образования Республики Галаад у него были проблемы с трудоустройством, однако в трудный период жизни его поддержал будущий командор Прайс и дал работу. Ник — Око, он предан командору Прайсу и выполняет поставленные перед ним задачи, однако не является религиозным и в идеи Республики не верит. Он симпатизирует Фредовой, относится к ней с вниманием и терпением.

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Николь Осборн (Блэйн)

Nichole

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Дочь Ника Блейна и Джун Осборн. Приемная дочь Серены Джой Уотерфорд и Фреда Утерфорда.

Одетта Джонсон

Odetta Johnson

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Девушка Мойры, пропавшая без вести. Гинеколог, курировшая суррогатную беременность Мойры. Спустя некоторое время Мойра нашла информацию о её смерти.

Оливер

Oliver

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Биологический сын Эмили и приемный сын Сильвии. Вместе с Сильвией ему удается покинуть Америку, превращающуюся в Галаад.

Омар

Omar

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Мусульманин из бедного района, муж Хизер, помогал Джун с побегом. Был схвачен во время похода в церковь.

Пол

Pol

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Муж профессора Дэна. Называл его коолаборционистом.

Профессор Дэн

Professor Dan

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Глава кафедры, на которой преподавала Эмили. Гей. Был повешен гомоненавистниками.

Рита

Rita

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Принадлежит к касте Марф. Она служит семье Уотерфорд и искренне верит в ценности Республики Галаад.

Сильвия

Silvia

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Жена Эмили. Они пытались вместе сбежать из Галаада, но им это не удалось. Сильвия с Оливером смогли уехать в Канаду.

Тетка Лидия

Aunt Lydia

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Принадлежит к касте Теток — классу женщин, которым поручено внушить служанкам верования нового общества и заставить их принять их судьбы. Тетя Лидия работает в Красном Центре, школе перевоспитания, где Фредова и другие женщины проходят обучение, прежде чем стать служанками.

Флорес

Flores

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Помощник посла Мексики. Связан с Сопротивлением.

Фред Уотерфорд

Fred Waterford

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Командор, представитель власти Республики Галаад. Он в числе прочих командоров непосредственно стоял за осуществлением государственного переворота в США и установлением нового режима.

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Фредова №1

Offred’s №1

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Предшественница Фредовой. Имела интимные отношения с командором Уотерфордом, выходящие за рамки взаимоотношений служанки и ее командора. Проводила много времени с ним наедине. Не смогла приспособиться к новой жизни и покончила с собой, оставив послание девушке, которую приведут на ее место: «Не дай этим ублюдкам тебя доконать!».

Ханна Бэнкоул

Hannah Bankole

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Дочь Джун и Люка. Родилась незадолго до образования Республики Галаад. До начала репрессий ее воспитывала Джун (Фредова), однако в дальнейшем военные забрали у нее Ханну и отдали ее на воспитание другой семье.

Хизер

Heather

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Жена Омара из бедного сословия, родила ребенка, после смерти мужа была осуждена на искупление и стала служанкой.

Холли Осборн (Мэддокс)

Holly Osborn (Maddox)

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Мать Джун Осборн (Фредовой №2). Врач.

Активная феминистка. Боролась за права женщин, не верила в идею замужества и родила Фредову вне брака. Властями Галаада признана неженщиной и была отправлена на каторжные работы в зараженные земли.

Чарльзова

Ofcharles

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Книжный персонаж. В сериале не показана. О ней очень мало известно, за исключением того факта, что она служанка, назначенная командору по имени Чарльз. Она не известна Фредовой. Чарльзова была арестована и приговорена к смертной казни режимом за неизвестные преступления.

Эмили (Гленова №1)

Emily (Ofglen №1)

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Один из центральных персонажей в Рассказе служанки. Она принадлежит к касте Служанок, назначена командору Глену.

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Эмили Бэнкоул

Emily Bankole

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Первая жена Люка, просила Джун отступить и дать шанс спасти их с Люком брак. Отступилась от Люка, когда у Джун родилась дочь.

Эндрю Прайс

Andrew Pryce

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Командор. Является второстепенным персонажем. Он — командующий военного подразделения «Око». До образования Республики Галаад был членом религиозной организации «Сыны Иакова». В данный момент является непосредственным руководителем Ника и возглавляет совет командоров, называемый «Совет».

Эрин

Erin

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Бывшая служанка, спасенная мятежниками и в настоящее время живущая в Маленькой Америке с Люком.

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