But for Lydia, I think the natural arc is toward self-examination, she doesn't always end up where you think she's gonna end up, but she is doing that more and more. So we're trying to make this a really good TV show, and then we'll try to make The Testaments a really good TV show. We're not doing it like, 'Oh, we have to get into this very precise timeline with events.' I think that's just going to make it bad TV.

And that's why Margaret Atwood was inspired to write it, and that's why Ann makes such an incredible character. So she's pivoting to those issues, and I think the character is growing in that direction. Yu-Gi-Oh GX, T, English, Adventure & Supernatural, chapters: 20, words: 278k+, favs: 1k+, follows: 1k+, updated: Oct. So she's reckoning with the decision she's made when she was younger, or at the beginning of Gilead, what she threw her a lot in with, and that really is what The Testaments is about. Things have been going on for a certain time in Gilead, and she's starting to lose… it doesn't seem to be getting any better with the next generation. Well, I think we're seeing kind of an era of self-examination that she's going through.

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