Handmaid
Women placed in the households of the powerful for the sole purpose of bearing children, allowed neither a name nor a life of their own. Like “Offred,” each is called by the name of her master.
Source
The Handmaid’s Tale Margaret Atwood ／ 1985
Gilead, a religious dictatorship established on the pretext of a collapsing birth rate. Women are stripped of property and name and managed by their assigned role. The daily life of oppression is told through Offred, a handmaid placed in a household to bear a child.