WHAT ARE YOU DOING!!! #TheHandmaidsTale #HandmaidsTale /qeeSwjMrNb Love #TheHandmaidsTale, but suspect June’s decision to remain in human slavery in Gilead rather than escape to the delightful freedom of Canada was mainly prompted by the promise of a third series rather than actual plot.Ĭommander Lawrence! Knew there was some good in him!! Imagined Things Bookshop August 12, 2018 What a ridiculous ending! ? I mean seriously…?!? #TheHandmaidsTale Nooooo she was 30 seconds away from freedom and she stopped at the gate! #TheHandmaidsTale I know she wants to save her eldest daughter, but come on……………….! IVE INVESTED SO MUCH EMOTIONAL ENERGY, JUNE, WHY YOU NOT JUST GET IN THE BLOODY VAN #TheHandmaidsTale I've never been so mad at a finale in all my life.

On Twitter too, some viewers were slightly aggrieved at June’s controversial choice to remain behind in Gilead. “June would not have done that it seems like a plot device to keep things ticking over for the whole cast.” “I didn’t buy the ending,” says Diana Payne, providing a dissenting voice. Our straw poll has shown that the vast majority of Screen Babble members were satisfied with how season two left things. As for June, how much can she be allowed to get away with? Running twice and not being sent to the colonies…but a third time? We will have to wait and see!” “ imagine we could open season 3 with a pretty full wall. Or Commander Lawrence.Īs for Mandi Dunford, she strikes a note of “fear for the Martha network”, who helped June and her baby escape from House Waterford. Other popular opinions were the hope that we haven’t seen the last of Aunt Lydia. “Highlights for me were when June slapped Fred, Emily’s stabbing of Aunt Lydia and Nick stopping Fred from leaving,” she adds. Hooded avenger? June looks like she means business in Season 3 (Photo: MGM/Channel 4)Ĭaroline Colquhoun, who “loved it”, is also “hoping to see much more uprising” in season three, “with hopefully June and Serena being a big part of this”.

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