Irene wants Emily to forgive her and winds up on her knees, begging, but June points out that Irene passed herself off as another refugee to find sanctuary in Canada. That’s when we find out that Irene was the person who outed Emily’s martha lover and informed the eyes, aka “You’re the reason they hung that poor woman, and you’re the reason that they mutilated Emily,” June says flatly. A quick show of hands reveals that a bunch of the former handmaids want her to stay, and Emily says fine, so June pushes a chair into the center of the circle and the older woman sits. ‘I FEEL AMAZING’ | At the next support group meeting, June finds Aunt Irene hanging around outside and brings her in. “Talk to me!” he cries, but she won’t, and she leaves. Eventually, they start kissing up, but when she goes for his belt, he stops her. (Side note: He can’t ACTUALLY think he knows everything after hearing her brief statement, right?) She shuts down his attempts to get her to open up to him, and they’re both teary as the weight of everything settles upon them. “Anything more can wait for your trial.” (Side note: Who else was disconcerted by how many supporters the Waterfords had as they walked out of the building?)Īt home that night, Luke apologizes for coming to court, “but at least now, I know everything, and maybe we can just move on,” he says hopefully. “I am done,” she announces, turning to leave. The situation devolves, and eventually June has had it. It gets uglier, and then Fred just can’t stop himself from standing up and directly addressing his former handmaid.
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Lawrence and “my friends, who lost their lives and can never be heard.” She asks the court to put Fred on trial and slap him with the maximum possible sentence for his crimes.įred’s attorney is allowed to question June, and the lawyer opens by talking about how June started seeing Luke when he was still married to another woman. June is very matter-of-fact in her delivery until she starts talking about Mrs.
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She runs through the events of the series and I know we all know there’s a lot of rape in this show but WOW listening to this litany is harrowing. The Waterfords show up as a seemingly unified front, with Serena decked out in maternity teal. The next day, Luke shows up at court - even though June expressly did not want him to attend. We talk about Hannah, and then in bed…” Moira both bucks him up and tells him to be patient, because getting over the trauma of Gilead is “a bumpy f-king road.” Luke is struggling mightily to understand his wife and what she’s been through, but as he tearfully tells Moira (unaware that June can overhear), “She is like a stranger half the time. JUNE TESTIFIES | Remember how June told Luke about seeing Hannah at the lake house? He mentions it to Mark Tuello, and June is livid when she finds out - she didn’t want to tell Tuello that yet. “We’re not all like you,” she says, and it’s delivered softly but feels like an indictment. I promise you, you will feel better,” she says. “You have to get everything out you’ve been holding in. June urges her friend to face Irene, who’s going by the name Iris now. At dinner that night, we learn that the woman was known as Aunt Irene in Gilead, and she was assigned to the district where Emily was posted before she met June. On her way out, the woman drops her contact information on the ground June picks it up.
Seeing Emily’s shaken reaction to the woman’s appearance, June and Moira yell at the stranger to leave. The meeting, held at a local library, is interrupted by a woman who wants to talk to Emily. “How do you know they’re not?” Moira replies. She’s (understandably) angry about everything she’s gone through, and she wonders aloud to Moira why more of the women in the support group aren’t filled with a similar rage. GHOSTS OF THE PAST | At the start of the episode, June chops off her long, handmaid-y hair herself in the bathroom.
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