The ending of Handmaid’s story series explains: Who died? Who is back?
Series finale The story of the maid Included with more character deaths and some surprising rewards – but does the show end with satisfying notes?
On Tuesday, May 27, the June finale (Elizabeth Moss), the rest of the resistance survivors picked up the pieces after Gilead was defeated in several states. The entire plot is intended to reflect the pilot, and the audience was originally introduced on the journey in June.
Just as June reflects how far she has gone, the people around her encourage her not to bury the past, but to embrace it. Remind her that she has a story to tell, so by the end of the end, June arrives at her old house.
June walks around and starts to solidify the scene, and those who have read Margaret Atwood’s novels sound familiar.
“They won’t be afraid. We won’t go very far,” she said in a voiceover. “This is the escape of other escapes, you can open your own escape at the tip.”
June’s screen narrative brings the complete circle of the series as it is the setting of Atwood’s book of the same name, a dystopian future, and the Second American Civil War led to a totalitarian society where fertile women (also known as maids) force children to give birth to forced childbirth so that wealthy couples can raise their children.
Before the end of the series, Coshowrunners Yahlin Chang and Eric Tuchman Mocking the vision of the finale.
“I think we can expect honest conclusions from this story. We always use the word honesty because we will try to be realistic.” Tuchman specifically notes US Weekly. “What happens in real life – what we hope people can take away is the feeling of hope and resilience that June and many other characters have proven that and will be shown in the last few episodes.”
He continued: “When you violate oppressive regimes, when your rights are taken away, you will never stop fighting.
Keep scrolling to break down where each character’s story ends:
June
The consequences of the explosion left June and figured out what she next. She is still focused on reconnecting with her daughter Hannah, which can actually happen. Despite the risks, June hopes to continue to help resist.
June returned to her first home in Gilead after talking about her experience with several loved ones, where she recalls the series’ premiere event. She started writing a book about her experience, which made the story complete.
Serena
After helping June, Serena (Yvonne Strahovski) There is no choice for individuals. There is no place to keep her on their soil, she doesn’t have a passport. With the help of Mark – after chemistry is filled with conversation, Serena heads to the refugee camp. She apologized to June before leaving, and June accepted it. Serena’s final scene shows that she struggles to find her new home but ends up living happily with her son.
Emily
Reunite with Emily in June (Alexis Bradell) Similar to the first season of the show. June and Emily walked along the water, but did not see the bodies hanging in statues where they saw the dead commander and free graffiti.
Emily provides the latest news about her life, surrounding her secret action to help with resistance. Emily’s marriage and relationship with her son caused losses, but it seems that something will improve over time.
Jenny
When picking up in the last episode, Janine (Madeline Brewer) disappeared after being arrested in the rebellion. She was sent back–until June–but their party was short-lived as Jenny’s focus turned to her daughter. With the help of Aunt Lydia (Ann Morality), Naomi (Forever Kalatin) Send Charlotte back to Jenny.
Aunt Lydia
Aunt Lydia gets a brief glimpse when she reunited with her daughter. She also asked June to pay attention to Jenny when it was respectful to each other. Fans can look forward to checking with Aunt Lydia will Premiere on Hulu.
Luke
After the Boston Rebellion, Luke (ot fagbenle) found his call in helping people in the area rebuild their lives. His determination to continue working for Mayday, which separates him from June. They agree that even if they are different people, they will focus on helping others before reunion – hopefully with their daughter Hannah.
mark
Through conversations with June, it is obvious that Mark (Sam Jaeger) Don’t stop fighting until everyone is free. This interesting interaction between Serena and Mark hints at possible gatherings (perhaps romance).
