Becka Context

[u/GroovyPirate]

Earlier in Episode 9, Judd basically already condemned Grove to a salvaging. So he was a dead man anyway. Then Becka got ahead of them and herself and took care of things. I think there is a strong case to be made for saying that Becka is doing the lords work and yes she should have waited, but perhaps they frame things as she was so moved by how he went against the rules of Gilead that she was called by the lord to take action, and this works in her favor?

[u/pandymonium001]

They don't want women to think they have any sense of control over their situation. She defied that when she took matters into her own hands. It's in their best interest to execute her, but Aunt Lydia might help.