The Handmaid's Tale

What is the significance of "RECONSTRUCTION" in chapter 23 of The Handmaid's Tale?

CHAPTER 23

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The narrator speakers about the act of telling a story: a version of what happened seen through the bias of the present. She says that if she ever gets out that she will reconstruct her story once again.

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