#How big will the ending be?

The more that we hear about The Handmaid’s Tale season 4 finale, the more we think that this will be a story for the ages. There’s no other way to think about based on how ambitious the current arc is with June, and also how intent she is for vengeance.

It’s easy to understand why Elisabeth Moss’ character is where she is. At the of this past episode, we saw her learn that Fred Waterford was not going to face justice in the way that he deserved — instead, he was handed a plea deal in return for information. She’s got a few things to say about it, and the finale isn’t going to be all words. There are a few decisive actions that she is poised to take, as well.

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For a few more teases on what makes this finale (entitled “The Wilderness”) stand out from all the rest, take a look at what O-T Fagbenle (who plays Luke) had to say to The Hollywood Reporter:

This is one of my favorite seasons because it’s so unpredictable — it’s kept all the suspense and horror of the initial premise but really expanded out. The writers of this show always invoke strong emotions by the end of the season with really unexpected turns. And the end of this season is probably the most explosive end of all seasons. It’s all leading up to this finale because June is a mysterious one. Her fundamental engine is upturning the existing power structures, and she’s been put into a corner now.

When someone is put in a corner, they either shrink or fight back — and June isn’t going to be one to shrink at this particular moment.

Related – Be sure to get some more news when it comes to The Handmaid’s Tale right now, including a promo for the finale

What sort of ending are you expecting on The Handmaid’s Tale season 4?

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