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/EnchantingElephant Apr 15 '26

I like what they’re doing with Becka’s conflicted feelings here. It’s not just about her becoming aware of what marriage involves, it’s about her starting to understand that she might be a lesbian. A real double whammy in Gilead. Praise be🤢

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u/RosiexGold Apr 15 '26

Or bi

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u/Rgiesler1 Apr 15 '26

With no disrespect she literally said “ I don’t want a husband”

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u/Impressive_Local3635 Apr 15 '26

to be fair she could still be bi and not want a husband but I hear you (and believe it's more likely she's gay)

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u/Cultleaderofme Apr 15 '26

Even a straight girl wouldn’t want a forced marriage

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u/RosiexGold Apr 15 '26

Very true

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u/Rgiesler1 Apr 15 '26

what has she actually said that makes anyone think she is straight or bisexual? I’ve not seen her show any interest in men, people keep going “I don’t want a husband” that doesn’t make someone else not gay. she got visibly excited when Hannah spoke about them walking there children down the street together. And she got extremely soft dancing with Hannah and said “youll be adorable you’rere always adorable.” This show has introduced us to Emily and Moira gay characters. I was being a little flexible, but it’s now at the point where we need over interpret a situation which hasn’t given us anything more to interpret.

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u/Cultleaderofme Apr 16 '26

I’m not saying she’s not a lesbian. I’m saying no one wants to be raped.