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| Release Date: | 27.05.2026 19:00 |
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Discussion: Season 1, Episode 10 Join the Discussion
118June, like us, has a hope that these girls will really be able to make a difference! And they really are all so strong! Strong heroines and they are played by strong young actresses.
In general, there are high hopes for the second season! 🤞🏻
And I want to set aside a place for sweet dreams here. Did you imagine Garth and Agnes kissing when she came to him to ask him not to give up Becky? I was crazy about this idea, although I understand that it would spoil all the consequences for us, but the very idea makes me wonder why I've never read fanfiction)))
Hannah's revelation to Weston about what happened was a brave act that could have ended very badly for her.
I really like the way the actors of Hannah and Weston interacted on the screen. Hannah is naturally uncomfortable and feels something is wrong with the fact that this much older man is the one she will soon marry. Meanwhile, Weston doesn't show at all that marrying a 15-16 year old girl is wrong or disgusting. At the same time, he does not broadcast, oddly enough, that he is aroused by the fact that his future wife is so young and will soon be under his complete control.
It was very hard to look at Becca like that. Thank God Garth didn't touch her after the wedding, although when he started lifting the hem of her dress, I was a little worried, but apparently it was an instinctive reaction. I certainly don't think Garth can sexually harm her, unless the show puts them in a situation similar to the one June was facing. At the same time, I wouldn't be surprised if he sacrificed her in the future.
—May God protect you.
—I think She will.
Nothing is more powerful than a teenage girl ✨
, she would also write to June that now her daughter knows the truth
, it seems that Agnes was given strength by this revelation, so she also went and told Lydia about it 💅🏻 That's it, Agnes is dead, Hannah is here.
I would not have thought that the Commander would terminate the engagement so abruptly
when he brought Becca to her mother, it seemed that this was again a 'kind' gesture for Agnes
the way A. turns out to love his girlfriend - wow, sacrificing his first crush, Garth, was strong
, but he was also good, he didn't have to marry Becca, considering that he had other priorities
in general, but what kind of relationship did he have with Agnes Slowburn, aah, so I was waiting for at least a little kiss
, but even that scene where he comforted her in his arms when her Aunt came up and said that he would not let her go, because she needed support💔
Garth, what are you doing?
the season wasn't as intense as it seemed, some episodes were just tiny
, or so it seemed after the cruelty of 'RS', I hope that the second season will raise the bar, because it's interesting to watch in general
, besides, we've already met all the characters
and since now some of the girls are for one, then we'll see more movement
really It's not people from outside who can destroy it all, but only those who stand in the foundation of Gilead - just the girls
, I kept waiting for him to reveal it in this way, given his dossier.
if it were revealed that he intentionally covers up and helps a woman who killed a man because his wife is one of the rapist's victims (that is, for the sake of another "defective" one), he himself would not be understood or condemned.
Recover.
In the beginning, it seemed that homosexuality was an interesting motivation for one of the gg's to be strongly opposed to marriage, but the topic was not disclosed in any way! Girls grow up in the Gilead system, where so-called "gender traitors" are publicly condemned, executed, or sent to penal colonies. How would Agnes know, for example, that her closest friend is one of those whom she should hate and abhor?
In the series, Agnes doesn't really react to Becky's kiss. Like OK, that's it. But if Agnes had found out about her friend's orientation earlier, turned away from her in the beginning, then reflected on it somehow, doubted Gilead's regime, and still eventually sided with Becky (maybe even at the last moment, as in the series), it would have been much more interesting. This revealed more about Agnes as a character, and their friendship.
We are not in the Gilead, and LGBT propaganda is prohibited here.
Judging by the developing events in the country, we are going exactly to Gilead.
There is Gilead, where gender-based traitors are censured, hanged, sent to maidservants or colonies where girls grow up in isolation.: They can't read, they don't watch movies or TV, they don't surf the Internet, they don't travel. They get all the knowledge about life from their aunts at school and at home from their parents (sometimes from Martha). Most likely, they don't even know about any "gender betrayal", everyone has already been hanged in their infancy, the rest are hiding.
And, it would seem, how does Becca know that it is possible to love a girl at all: she has been taught since childhood that she should marry a man and have children. And she fell in love, no matter what, and isn't that proof that same-sex relationships are the nature of healthy people?
At least, that's how I saw this scenario turn. If you don't suppress nature, it takes its toll, even in Gilead.
It's the fault of the writers who come up with it and those who think, why not turn the idea into reality.
She brought Aunt Lydia to Becca's cell.
I don't remember which one, specifically.
Under His eye.
In this episode, we were given a ride by a freight car of glass - the unexpected decision with the confession of Becky's mother and the subsequent execution, the consummated marriage of Garth and a besotted Becky, Becky's kiss with Agnes, the moment when June finds out that her daughter is just a handshake away and decides to give Daisy a chance, the toughest scene from the reception a mother scrubbing off blood in the bathroom - "They wanted to send you to her piece by piece, but your father prevented it!", Daisy's hopeful letter to June - but in doing so, he becomes a worthy end to the season.
In general, the whole narrative leaves the impression of a well-learned, measured, neat dance - from important episodes to attention to the routine moments and rituals for the life of girls and Gilead society. This makes the series a very comfortable viewing experience.
The season flew by unnoticed, and I want to watch more and more, to swallow at least a couple more seasons at a time. I would like to see the fate of Becky, their love triangle, the strengthening of the girls' friendship, the further radicalization of Agnes (I would even like to slow down Daisy's radicalization a little - she talks to Aunt Lydia, as if they are already in cahoots to overthrow Gilead's regime). Praise be His mercy, which was updated for the second season a week ago.
There seemed to be a small message that the heroes on both sides needed to learn to rely on others- June on Daisy, Lydia on Vidala; but who doesn't need this lesson is our girls, who can give any aunts a head start. Nothing in this world is more powerful, than a teenage girl.
in this episode seemed like they even wanted to make everything too easy with Daisy.
After that, June was taken away, and Tabitha, through her husband, helped ensure that she was not executed.
That is, June allegedly can't find Hannah's location. In principle, the version is plausible - the country is big, there is no Internet and social networks, there are few agents. Commander Lawrence and Nick were there, but now all connections of that level have been lost.
June and Daisy 🔥🔥🔥 It was such an emotional moment!
I really enjoyed the spin-off, there really is a small spark of hope that Gilead will fall! (if you haven't read the book, I don't know what it will actually be like)
And no matter how good it is, Disney is still behind the show, predictably, it's not worth waiting for tin and oppressive realism like in the first seasons of The Handmaid. And the narrative is from the perspective of privileged teenage girls, not maids. But it's like the last episode was filmed and written by completely different people who had nothing to do with the first episodes. Where is the suspense and tension from the actions of the commander and the aunts, where is the fear for the lives of the heroines from every touch, from every incorrectly spoken word that was at the beginning?
Why are Agnes and Daisy suddenly being rude and demanding something from their aunts, and they not only accept it, but also justify themselves to them if girls are not allowed to be friends at all? Why does Lydia react so easily to Agnes knowing whose daughter she is?
Why, apart from the termination of the engagement, there were no consequences for Agnes from confessing to rape?
I really hope that these questions will be answered next season. In the meantime, we started for health, but ended somehow weakly. Everyone is happy, everyone is saved, everyone managed to get out. Well, it's not some kind of cruel totalitarian sect the size of an entire state, where women's fingers are cut off for reading and their eyes are taken away for bickering, but just a conservative Christian camp with strict rules.
It would seem that the commander decided not to contact Agnes because her father would break up for her. I agree. But why would he help Becca, why would there be such sympathy from a man who beat women before Gilead? And then, judging by the bold hints, could he have killed his own wife? Because God is out of the car, it was necessary to make a sad girl power scene where Becky's aunts and mother hold hands, because the power of women and the power of love (rainbow, pony, sparkle!). Although without this terribly pretentious scene, the mother's decision to sacrifice herself would have looked much stronger. And the message about the power of maternal love would not have gone away. And Agnes's help from the commander would not have looked so strange and foreign.
As for the aunts, it's probably true that they love girls in their own way and sympathize with them. And they feel responsible for them, judging by Aunt Esty. But it was possible to show it without scenes where Agnes and Daisy are shaking their rights, as if Daisy hadn't been subjected to terrible verbal abuse just for swearing before. Otherwise, all the girls' phrases are that there is no place for friendship in Gilead, and everyone is watching you, as if they don't really work anymore.
So everything went smoothly and according to the notes right up to the last episode. I don't know, maybe the showrunners muddied such a hasty and uneven ending, not being sure that the series would be renewed? But it all looked very improbable and as if simplified, accelerated.
He really wanted to make a good impression on Agnes.
He stressed several times that he was helping her and not Becca.
But then I thought about it and decided not to contact her.
You never know what.
I don't want to be rude, but it's one thing to spread my legs out of necessity.
And quite another thing, out of gratitude to his generosity.
Even in the main series, which was much tougher.
Waterford also tried to impress June by taking her to the Ezekiel in a beautiful dress.
And he pretended to be a gentleman.
Until she told him to fuck off in the open.
These are the basic settings.
I didn't write a word about "getting consent".
In this episode, when she took the cup, I took a closer look))
I hope next season will see a good start🌚
The execution scene of Becky's mom gave me goosebumps🥺
Becky and Agnes kiss - gives food for thought🧐 I think Garth will persuade Becca to resist, and Becca and Daisy will act on Agnes and the mini-squad will expand to Shu and possibly to new characters)
God forbid Lydia should not deviate from her intended path, although this is a mystery..
In general, the further interaction of the characters is interesting, I just hope that they will eventually get out of there and no one will die, which is doubtful, we are waiting for season 2!)
I really liked the girls, each in her own way, but She was just captivated) it's good to have a friend who is not afraid to ask to open a second cash register
What seemed strange was that June didn't know where Hannah was./Agnes. So her driver is from Mayday, Daisy was assigned to her (although this is more of a coincidence), and June is not in the course? Although if Garth didn't know who June was, it might not be surprising.
And by the gods, Garth 🫠
The plums who didn't stand up to him, Becca who killed him, her poor mother who surrendered to the eyes and was hanged, Agnes with a broken engagement😢
I hope Garth will be kind to his new wife, because she was like a rag doll at the wedding.
And I hope these girls will set the heat next season, I'll be waiting. 🔥
@Wind_of_change: They had one... a kiss... Ah [rolls his eyes in exultation]
, had our new commander everywhere. 🤭
I really looked forward to every episode, I didn't want every episode to end. How sweet Garth was for supporting Agnes, and how hard it was for her to ask him to marry Becca instead of her, since her engagement was off. 🥺
I am glad that Agnes now knows that she is Hannah, and whose daughter she is, and this moment with the drawing and the caption.. I wonder if her memories of how they escaped and how her father and mother were captured have been completely erased. She wasn't exactly a baby anymore.
As it was written above, so many women suffered because of one walleye dentist. It's also terrible that Becky's mother got hurt for nothing at all.
I really want to wait less than two years for the new season (That's how the season used to be released every year, huh? :(
I liked everything except that the episodes are short and there is a certain feeling that very few events have happened. Something was missing.…
Meanwhile, we were informed that a total of three seasons are planned. The second one has already been officially approved, and its development will begin in the fall.
There's a beautiful scene at the end where Garth puts Beca on the bed, takes off her shoes and leaves. It's probably a good thing that he decided to lock her up, because in this state she can induce both herself and others when the sedatives stop working.…
Daisy was like June 2 from the very beginning, the same strong-willed, stubborn, but the story is different- June was a mother and a maid, and here is a teenager.
The creators managed to catch on, even though there was no hope. Definitely, I'm going to watch the second season, I'm waiting.
It's a pity that the commander refused to marry Agnes, I even began to like him.
Garth almost made a gallows for himself by hugging Agnes in front of everyone. At the moment, I was afraid for him.
I loved how the girls came together all of a sudden. They're like the fantastic four. I'm really proud of them.
I don't believe Agnes' fiance broke off the engagement. She's going to get some kind of monster anyway.
What a wild situation with Becky's mother. The aunts' help in this case is highly questionable. I feel so sorry for her, but she's willing to do it. It was a difficult moment.
It was nice to watch Paula suffer. Although she won't give her a living now.
I think Daisy shouldn't have told Agnes about June. Maybe it will turn out like in the situation with Becca, when she came to her in the middle of the night. I don't quite understand her attitude to what is happening yet.
I understand that deeper and more complex topics are being raised there, but I can't help myself. This slowburn captivated me.
Since aunts are unmarried girls, even if something happens to Garth, Becca won't become an aunt anymore. Therefore, it is very difficult to predict what will happen to them next)
(if the alternative is to marry an elderly commander from the colonies)
(and I'm not being vulgar - Garth won't touch them (Becca against her will, and Agnes because June will kill him))
There are so many interesting ideas for the second season, and what a cool trio remained in the walls of the school...I really want the series to keep up the bar, especially considering that they definitely got into the audience.