"In 'Morning,' June Osborne discovers that the ritualistic killing of Fred Waterford provides only a fleeting liberation, ultimately tethering her more tightly to the violent logic of Gilead."

Define the "Post-Fred" era and the psychological state of the two leads.

How Gilead’s rules adapt when a "hero" is murdered.

The use of "All I Have to Do Is Dream" to create a haunting, ironic tone.

Discuss the "Handmaid" role reversal—how June is now hunted by her own choices while Serena seeks to become a "Mother of Nations."

June washing off the blood—is it a baptism or just a temporary cleaning?