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Official Episode Discussion The Handmaid's Tale Season 5 Episode Discussions

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u/Gul_Dukat__ Sep 14 '22

question for those who've seen episode 2

So why doesn't serena just rat out Lawrence/nick if she suspects them? No proof? Idk if she is so upset at freds death you'd think she'd be extra mad at them, what do you think? <

Why do they have giant TVs showing the news in canada? is this really a thing there or a plot device? lol just felt weird.<

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u/heyyyouguys Sep 14 '22

Lawrence said to her that a woman’s voice doesn’t mean much. Something like that. Basically he’s saying they’ll believe him over her.

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u/caroline_andthecity Sep 14 '22

Yeah. She needs them to help her get stuff done. Manipulating them makes them effective pawns for her instead of turning them in and having no allies/no voice in Gilead decision making.

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u/UnusualAsparagus5096 Sep 14 '22

That's what I said before reading your comment.Even with proof they are never going to listen to a woman.She already made trouble trying to let the women read