#The Handmaid’s Tale season 4 episode 6 spoilers: Will June get out?

The Handmaid’s Tale season 4 episode 6 will be arriving on Hulu next week, and all signs point to this being an especially notable hour.

How so? It starts with the closing minutes of episode 5, where June and Moira finally reunited. Now, we have questions as to whether or not Elisabeth Moss’ character will finally get out. She has an opportunity, but there is no guarantee that she actually will leave.

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Judging from the promo below for episode 6, the first order of business is making sure June is okay — she is bleeding and badly wounded from some of the explosions this week. From there, the next question is about Janine’s whereabouts. Is she still alive? We want to believe so, but there are no 100% guarantees here.

Once you get past those questions, you can then start to think about whether or not June can actually escape. Does she want to? Eventually yes, but it’s clear at this point that she doesn’t want to go without Hannah in tow. This could understandably keep her back, but our concern is quite simple: What means does she have to find her? Without Janine she is effectively alone, and she may not have many of the resources within Gilead anymore. Could she be better off leaving and coming back with reinforcements? There’s no easy answer here, and that is what makes some of the potential debate all the more painful.

Related – Check out some other Handmaid’s Tale news and updates, including more on the Janine mystery

What do you most want to see on The Handmaid’s Tale season 4 episode 6?

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