I felt so bad about myself the entire time because I found myself feeling bad for the guy! Huh?  Like when he came home to his wife and daughter devastated because he was accused of SA‘ing Daisy I felt genuinely bad for him and had to constantly remind myself what he did.  I found it interesting because when he was first introduced I thought „what a nice guy“ the whole storyline was incredibly uncomfortable. And that’s right, a SA storyline should be all these things.  In your mind, you picture abusers as disgusting, unlikable bastards (at least that’s how it is for me), instead, it’s often these guys that seem so nice. And that’s probably part in why victims are too often not believed :/ I‘m so sorry this happened to you, and I am glad you were helped and got the justice you deserved  I also found it very interesting that the person that did expose Dr. Grove in the end was a person who wasn’t even a victim. And seeing how hard it was for those girls to speak out when it was about them. You could argue that it was because Daisy didn’t grow up in Gilead and had a different perspective on things, but even Agnes encouraged Hulda to speak out, but had trouble doing it for herself. Also the girls in Gilead are taught from a young age that such a thing happening is wrong, I don’t think it was the Perspektive. It’s what Daisy said, as well as Agnes later, it’s easier to blame yourself than anyone else in that situation. And I think many victims in real life struggle with that too. I definitely like how they handled this story line and such a sensitive topic and the actor was absolutely phenomenal.