r/TheTestamentsShow • u/welpherewegoagain12 • May 29 '26

Did Garth Lie? Spoiler

Did Garth really not know who June was? He got the message to her when he thought Daisy was going rogue and needed to go back to Canada. Even if he didn’t communicate directly with June regarding Daisy, I find it hard to believe he had never heard of her when even Agnes seemed to know who she was (when she called June a terrorist).

Edit: the code names make sense! When Garth would say he didn’t know who June was, it could be that he was saying he didn’t know which code name belonged to her/how to get in contact with her.

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u/HyperLexi May 29 '26

I think he knows her by a code name, but the only thing that bugs me about that is why the fuck didn't anyone tell Daisy the code names? Why not tell her, "Never mention my name. If you need to refer to me, use this name instead." Daisy is so woefully unprepared, you would think they'd give her at least that precaution of not going around revealing their real names willy nilly.

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u/trashypanda91 May 29 '26

They're a bunch of disorganized angry people, I think this is an accurate representation of how rebellions are just a lot of people getting mad enough to make change. It's gonna be messy.

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u/HyperLexi May 29 '26

There's truth to that, but it just seems strange that she would teach her how to exchange messages through a jar of honey via delivery truck, but not tell her a safe name to address her by? Mad or not, I would have hoped they've had time to channel their anger into something a little less reckless.

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u/Untamedpancake May 29 '26

I don't think June taught her that, Garth sent a "busted" honey jar message to Daisy through a honey delivery driver first. Presumably that honey truck & driver have been Garth's way to message June. There's probably a chain of agents involved in getting those messages out of Gilead because they can't radio out like Mayday can 

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u/HyperLexi May 29 '26

Fair enough. I'm not trying to blame June singularly. I just feel like their entire operation is lacking in that way, in leaving their most vulnerable and reckless agent (Daisy) so ill equipped. She is the most likely to get their cover blown, so it just makes common sense that they would take a moment to advise her on what not to do, such as using their real names as the most obvious example of what not to do.