Unfortunately, she did the same stunt in school, which resulted in Hannah’s Martha being hung from the wall. She might have easily gotten Hannah on this plane if she’d thought of this scheme sooner.īefore she chased her daughter’s “family” away (strange that a Commander and his family are forced to evacuate while June receives no consequences). No, Hannah, but only because June was so irresponsible for the majority of the season. Revealing just how dark June has become and finally, she’s the girl who miraculously finds her father moments after stepping off the plane-a symbol of hope, but also a stark contrast to Luke, who says “Come on, Hannah” to no avail. She’s the girl who shows up too early and nearly ruins June’s plans then she’s the girl who June almost shoots (or at least points a gun at), Throughout the episode, the girl who arrives early with her Martha and nearly spoils everything serves as a plot catalyst. However, something about it feels a little too forced or manufactured for my taste. This conclusion-the children’s and Rita’s emancipation-should be more satisfying than it is. Putting her in even more danger than she was before, now that she’s wounded on top of everything else. Why didn’t she just act like she’d been shot and then shoot him with her concealed pistol? I suppose it’s so they can have that scene with the Handmaids carrying her on their improvised stretcher. She gets into a shootout with a Guardian and, through deception, defeats him-but only after being shot.

June, on the other hand, seems oblivious to the situation. Where they are welcomed with warm arms in the season 3 finale of The Handmaid’s Tale (despite the Canadians being very worried about just one child, Nichole, throughout much of the season). The Handmaid’s Tale Season 3 Episode 13: June succeeds in her plot to rescue a large group of children from Gilead, sending them to Canada via freight plane.

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