Of course, June and her fellow Handmaids are now in a position to take Gilead down from the inside out. They are perfect invisible agents, able to move between Commanders without raising suspicion. And, as Miller himself has pointed out, there’s nobody to accuse them of anything.

“June shot and killed the only guard that could say otherwise,” he said.

So what can we expect from season four? Well, something very different. June is no longer confined to her Commander’s house, she has an army (the uniform of her loyal soldiers isn’t just red, though, but green and even blue), and she has seen that she truly does have the power to change things for the better.

“It’s a slow and steady process but June is trying to change things,” Miller explained.

We don’t doubt that.

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