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If everyone in this thread was Canadian it would be believable that most read the book because it was part of the school curriculum up here, at least in some school boards. In the American system they read... Coloring books? Religious tracts? Help me out here
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Any Toronto/Ontario goons know where the stoning scene was shot? It looks familiar but I can't put my finger on it. I loved every episode of this season and I think Atwood's input all but guarantees the second season will be great as well.
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Jun 16, 2017 03:59
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I just hope the whole second season isn't about getting June out, and they expand the scope of the show a little to depict what's going on outside of North America (or at least the US/Canada), even if it's only for an episode or two. I think it'd better drive home the desperation that leads to a Gilead rather than being told about it secondhand from the Mexican ambassador. I don't remember if it was discussed in the book but does Canada have the same issues with the plummeting birth rate?
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Jun 16, 2017 12:54
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Pinterest Mom posted:Coronation Park in Oakville, apparently. Nice, thanks! I may be headed that way this weekend and might take a side trip, chuck a rock or two. Pocket Billiards posted:
While I tend to agree with this more often than not, all the Canada stuff, including Luke, is also not part of her tale at this point and certainly nothing she's privy to either. If they went out of their way to depict Canada's refugee/immigration policy (which I found too trite and rosy by half - "here's a health card and free money") they could depict more of the coup and the reactions to the plummeting birth rate in other countries.
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