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{{Infobox_character|title = Ofsamuel|image = Ofsamuel.jpg|age = Unknown|gender = Female|status = Alive|aliases = Dolores (real name)|family/significant others = Dolores (Grandmother, TV serie)|occupation/role = Handmaid|affiliation = The Rachel and Leah Center|portrayer = [https://www.imdb.com/name/nm3754368/?ref_=tt_cl_t14 Jenessa Grant]}}Dolores is a minor character in the novel and the TV series. She is a [[Handmaid]] whose patronymic is [[Ofsamuel]] in the TV show.
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{{Infobox_character|title = Dolores|image = Ofsamuel.jpg|age = Unknown|gender = Female|status = Alive|aliases = Ofsamuel (patronymic)|family/significant others = Dolores (Grandmother, TV series)|occupation/role = Handmaid|affiliation = The Rachel and Leah Center|portrayer = [https://www.imdb.com/name/nm3754368/?ref_=tt_cl_t14 Jenessa Grant]}}'''Dolores'''<sup><ref>Episode 2.7, "[[After]]"</ref></sup> is a recurring character in the [[Season One|first]] and [[Season Two|second seasons]] of the [[The Handmaid's Tale (TV series)|TV Series]], as well as a minor character in the [[The Handmaid's Tale (Novel)|novel]]. She is a [[Handmaid]] and presumably was trained at the [[The Rachel and Leah Center|Rachel and Leah Center]]. She is frequently seen alongside [[Brianna]], suggesting the two may be shopping partners. Her patronymic is Oferic.
   
 
== In the novel ==
 
== In the novel ==
Dolores is trained at the [[The Rachel and Leah Center|Rachel and Leah Center]] together with [[Offred]]. She has her bed next to [[Janine]]'s<ref>The Handmaid's Tale (Novel), Section VIII.22</ref>. Dolores once wets the floor and is brutally beaten after the Aunts deny her a visit to the restroom <ref>The Handmaid's Tale (Novel), Section V.13</ref>.
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Dolores is trained at the [[The Rachel and Leah Center|Rachel and Leah Center]] together with [[Offred]]. She has her bed next to [[Janine|Janine's]].<sup><ref>The Handmaid's Tale (Novel), Section VIII.22</ref></sup> Dolores once wets the floor and is brutally beaten after the [[Aunt|Aunts]] deny her a visit to the restroom.<sup><ref>The Handmaid's Tale (Novel), Section V.13</ref></sup>
 
   
 
== In the TV series ==
 
== In the TV series ==
Dolores is introduced as Ofsamuel. She has a friendly and talkative personality. She is frequently seen alongside [[Oferic]], suggesting the two may be shopping partners. In "[[After]]", her real name is revealed to be Dolores.
 
   
== Notes ==
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=== Season One ===
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This page has been renamed from [[Ofsamuel]] since novel characters (and their novel names) come first in this wiki.
 
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==== "[[Offred (TV Episode)|Offred]]" ====
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Dolores is introduced alongside Brianna (Oferic) in a local supermarket, where they are shopping along with [[Offred|June]], [[Emily]], and several other Handmaids, [[Martha|Marthas]], and [[Econowife|Econowives]]. She and Brianna both offer June advice on her new posting, with Dolores commenting that June will likely be able to get extra groceries for her household since [[Commander Fred|her Commander]] is "really high up" and "in the news." Upon receiving stares from her fellow Handmaids, she quickly swears that she hasn't read any news.
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==== "[[Night]]" ====
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Dolores is present at [[Janine's]] attempted stoning (where she comments that she hates participating in stonings), and is one of the first Handmaids (after June and Alma) to throw down her stone and refuse to execute Janine. [[Aunt Lydia]] sends all of the Handmaids home with the promise of future consequences for their defiance.
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==== Season Two ====
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=== "[[After]]" ===
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Dolores survives [[Ofglen (second)|Lillie's]] attack on the new Rachel and Leah Center, and is later shopping in a marketplace with her fellow Handmaids. As part of the cycle in which the Handmaids reveal their real names to each other, Dolores reveals hers and, in response to Janine's snickering, comments that she was named after her grandmother.
   
 
== References ==
 
== References ==

Revision as of 03:52, 20 June 2018

Dolores[1] is a recurring character in the first and second seasons of the TV Series, as well as a minor character in the novel. She is a Handmaid and presumably was trained at the Rachel and Leah Center. She is frequently seen alongside Brianna, suggesting the two may be shopping partners. Her patronymic is Oferic.

In the novel

Dolores is trained at the Rachel and Leah Center together with Offred. She has her bed next to Janine's.[2] Dolores once wets the floor and is brutally beaten after the Aunts deny her a visit to the restroom.[3]

In the TV series

Season One

"Offred"

Dolores is introduced alongside Brianna (Oferic) in a local supermarket, where they are shopping along with June, Emily, and several other Handmaids, Marthas, and Econowives. She and Brianna both offer June advice on her new posting, with Dolores commenting that June will likely be able to get extra groceries for her household since her Commander is "really high up" and "in the news." Upon receiving stares from her fellow Handmaids, she quickly swears that she hasn't read any news.

"Night"

Dolores is present at Janine's attempted stoning (where she comments that she hates participating in stonings), and is one of the first Handmaids (after June and Alma) to throw down her stone and refuse to execute Janine. Aunt Lydia sends all of the Handmaids home with the promise of future consequences for their defiance.

Season Two

"After"

Dolores survives Lillie's attack on the new Rachel and Leah Center, and is later shopping in a marketplace with her fellow Handmaids. As part of the cycle in which the Handmaids reveal their real names to each other, Dolores reveals hers and, in response to Janine's snickering, comments that she was named after her grandmother.

References

  1. Episode 2.7, "After"
  2. The Handmaid's Tale (Novel), Section VIII.22
  3. The Handmaid's Tale (Novel), Section V.13