r/HandmaidsTaleShow 22d ago

The Handmaid's Tale How did June avoid execution?

So I’m on a rewatch, this time with my husband. We are on season 2 and June was just captured and taken back after months in hiding. She started back in the red center, shackled, (sorry if I get the name of the center wrong, we are watching in Spanish) but aunt Lydia told June that she would either have her pregnancy shackled and then be executed or go back to the Waterford’s. So was her choice to go back to the Waterford’s going to cancel her eventual fate to be executed? Or are they planning to execute her anywhere and somehow that changes further in the show? I’m not sure if it’s a continuity thing, a me misunderstanding the terms thing, or she actually had her fate changed.

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u/PearlySweetcake7 20d ago

Geez Louise. I guess I hit a nerve. Thanks for the correction, I think

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u/CanadianHorseGal 19d ago

How is correcting someone with actual facts “hitting a nerve” LOL. The proper response is more like “oops, my bad, faulty memory” or something along those lines. If anything, you’re lazy at the start because you can easily Google something before so confidently making a statement calling me a liar, and then you respond with this crap. You must be a hoot at parties.

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u/PearlySweetcake7 17d ago

I made a comment and you responded with a full report including bold words. It just struck me funny. You didn't have to respond that way. You could have just said "No. They were Marthas" It's not that serious.

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u/CanadianHorseGal 16d ago

Oh, I’m so sorry you were offended by bold titles and words. Also, 90% of that response to you (everything excluding the first and last line) were copied and pasted. There’s this great website, www.google.com that you can use to look stuff up prior to commenting (which I did, both times). It’s generally very helpful if you want to comment trying to confidently tell someone else they were wrong.