"Under His eye" may be the most commonly heard one. This phrase acts as a farewell within the world of Gilead, with Handmaid's and some other classes saying it to each other when they depart.

The final scene in The Handmaid's Tale took place where it all began: at the now-burned Waterford residence, where June sat ...

Unwomen are typically sent to the Colonies. “Under His eye”: How Handmaids formally say goodbye to each other in person. By extension, the phrase suggests that someone—a Guardian ...

Margaret Atwood, creator Bruce Miller, Elisabeth Moss, Yvonne Strahovski, Ann Dowd and 20-plus producers, castmembers and ...

When the handmaids speak to each other, they are encouraged to use the phrase, "under his eye" as a constant reminder of the fact that "he" is always watching everything they do and day.

Every week, a few members of the Vox Culture team gather to talk out the latest episode of The Handmaid’s ... the other characters’ lives have kept me invested. This is a long way of saying ...

Each week, Teen Vogue will take you on a journey to The Republic of Gilead — ground zero of The Handmaid's Tale ... up to her and Offred hugs her, saying under her breath, “In the tub.” ...

"Blessed day," Serena Joy says to her fellow Wives at the fancy ball she and Fred attend in Washington, D.C. "Blessed day," each ... Handmaid and could never have overheard what they were saying ...

The opening and closing of "Under His Eye" was quite similar. The handmaids can be seen trailing ... While I'm certain they still love each other, things have changed. Just like with Luke and ...