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Serena has been lighting up June's phone like it's Christmas.
It's always awkward when the woman who held you hostage for years thinks you're friends.
June, Luke, Moira and Rita are trying to have an uncomfortable conversation about it, but it's made even more difficult by the yelling and honking from protesters outside.
Canada's anti-immigration cohort is growing all the more emboldened, and has taken to racing down the streets of 'Little America' shouting about how Canada is for Canadians and sprawling graffiti on their footpaths.
New Bethlehem, meanwhile, is for Americans. Joseph's big, secret project is revealed as a mini-America, in Gilead, where refugees can reunite with their Gilead-based family in a more "liberalised" environment.
He likens it to Hong Kong. "One country, two systems," he says, and that is... telling. Hong Kong has certainly had no issues with China attempting to assert its dominance - no sir!
I have many questions about how Joseph amassed such power so quickly, but I suppose executing a rapist Commander in the street may have helped put the fear of God into the rest of them.
As June scrubs graffiti and shuts down Luke's idea of moving to Alaska or Hawaii (more info on how those two non-continental states are doing, please!) because it'd take them further from Hannah, Joseph calls, right on cue, with another option.
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