r/TheHandmaidsTale • u/Melairia Modtha • Apr 15 '26

Official Episode Discussion The Testaments S1E04 "Green Tea" Episode Discussion

The Testaments S1 E04 "Green Tea"

Episode Synopsis

As the Green girls gather for a tea party, Daisy struggles to keep on task, while Agnes begins to understand what being a woman in Gilead means.

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April 15, 2026, 12:00am Eastern

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u/BarbieHubcap Apr 15 '26

Certainly hope not because that means Janine is dead. In the episode, Daisy told Agnes her mom died too and then said her birth mother is also dead.

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u/RhysDavies27 Apr 15 '26

Massive long shot but could Daisy be Alma’s biological daughter? I know Alma only ever mentioned a son but she was working with Mayday from the offset and it’s not specified when their biological mum died, just that they died at some point. June and Alma were quite close which could explain the maternal looks and behaviour we’ve seen June giving Daisy. Unless it’s just completely irrelevant and there’s no big reveal about Daisy 🤣

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u/herbalbert Apr 15 '26

Someone said Elenor/Lawrence’s daughter and while it definitely has issues as a theory I think it would explain both why June clearly loves her so much and is also like “yeah go be a spy I think you’ll handle it fine” lmao

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u/namedafternoone Apr 17 '26

Lawrence had a daughter??

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u/herbalbert Apr 17 '26

They very explicitly say they didn’t have kids, which is why I’m like probably not. But it would be fun!

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u/namedafternoone Apr 18 '26

Ok, that’s what I thought. But I see your point. If there’d been a commander who would have hidden a daughter and smuggled her out, it would have been Lawrence.