Sister Julienne, played by Jenny Agutter, is a midwife and a nun from the 1950s. The latest episode showed some emotional developments which have left viewers sad and curious at the same time.
Is Sister Julienne Leaving Call The Midwife?
After the devastating train crash scene, fans wonder if Sister Julienne is leaving Call The Midwife.
Sister Julienne and Dr. Turner, portrayed by Jenny Agutter and Stephen McGann, were thrown from their seats when the Chelmsford to Liverpool Street train derailed.
Along with young nurse Nancy Corrigan, the duo was returning from a meeting. They boarded the train for Liverpool.
On the other hand, Lionel Corbett, the train’s driver, had been seen earlier in the episode suffering from an unidentified medical issue, which he disregarded as fatigue.
As the train began to move, viewers were shocked to witness Mr. Corbett having an attack that seemed like a brain hemorrhage. It caused him to lose control of the train and caused it to accelerate up, ultimately colliding with another train traveling alongside.
Does Sister Julienne Die In The New Episode?
It is unsure if Sister Julienne dies in the new episode. This week’s episode finished with suspense which has left the audience hanging.
Following the crash, Sister Frances found Sister Julianne lying motionless amount the wreckage in the smokey carriage. Meanwhile, Dr. Turner was knocked out, and one of his legs was damaged.
The young nun appears numb after witnessing the scene. She stated, Nonnatus House will sink, and we will all drown,” with grief at the idea of losing Julienne.
Mirror UK stated that the episode ends with a voice-over of Vanessa Redgrave that said, “Sometimes the sky rips open, and the earth erupts beneath our feet.” “We stand if we can stand at all, exposed, vulnerable, pathetic in our frailty.”
“Bruised and bleeding, we are rendered merely human, never more fragile, never more at risk, never more in need of all the strength that we can find.”
Spoilers and Character Guide On Sister Julienne
The spoilers and character guide suggest that the writers and makers of the series may end Sister Julienne’s development with death.
CaterMatt mentioned that writer Helen Thomas has demonstrated throughout the years that she is eager to capture all parts of life, even those of the most difficult.
In addition, she frequently concludes odd-numbered series with death – and this is the conclusion of the 11th run. So now, we might have to wait for Sunday to find out what will happen to the characters.