The Testaments (The Handmaid's Tale, #2)

by Margaret Atwood

You can be angry at dead people, but you can never have a conversation about what they did; or you can only have one side of it. And I felt guilty as well as angry, because they’d been murdered, and I believed then that their murder was my fault.

“I won’t ever forget you,” I said to her. “The others will, but I promise I won’t.”