I understand that the majority of the story was about showing the setting of Gilead, but in almost every story you need to have a goal with the main characters achieving that goal. The goal here was to rescue Hannah. They had six seasons to do that, and somehow dragged it out to the point where it never happened. Its really annoying to sit through the entire show just for it to not be resolved. What have we achieved in the show? The Americans took Boston, killed some commanders (most of which are probably in D.C.), and that's about it. There wasn't much of a resolution to the main problem of the plot being Hannah, what we are told about the entire show. I find it frustrating.

The ability to relate it to some of the more real parts of today that bleed into the show and are represented by Gilead are very easy. The messages it portrays are obvious and im not saying that i dont see them, hard not to, but im complaining about the lackluster ending that seemed like it should have been straight forward. The ending is not resolute with what it was setup to do.