Amybeth McNulty & Kiawenti:io Tarbell | Anne with an E 

Same! With the série being canceled I'm sad. I want to know her story, what is going happen to her. Also with the long-distance relationship that Anne and Gilbert will have, there so many things that could happen.

@@Lyvansand jerry and diana aand bash and ms.stacey UGHHHHHHHHHH

Same here... am i the only one who couldnt focus on the romance plot btw anne and gilbert at the end cuz of the poor trapped girl??

Its tragical 😭

Oh my gosh I completely didn't even think about that 😭

Why did they cancel the show

@@katitoma1174 it hadn't found a large enough audience

Best series I ever watched,I feel sad it's over,Anne forever in my heart

I join you in this dispair

@@anjali2387 a lot of people loved it

Emily Alex they have to get a fourth season, cause it’s a bad ending! So why you say they are not making it?

•Wolfy_Gacha• they cancelled it and it’s most probably not going to get renewed 😪😪 #saveawae

@@leor2496 it was canceled :( but us kindred spirits are still fighting for it!!

Emily Alex yes. We need a season four!

@@leor2496 I feel you. BUT: If they add a good ending to that story, it would be very unrealistic.

Sign the online petition! -Season 4 to be produced, or in the very least, a concluding movie!!!

Sadly we wont have season 4

@@Milu2786 Why?

@@Milu2786 nothing is true

Yessssssss

was it the last season?

@@bowbow2089 yes, they announced the cancellation some time last November or so.

It felt racist and unfair.

@@mamamememoo I have no right to speak for the Mi'kmaq or other First Nations people, however, being queer, I know how good it felt for me to see Cole get out of Avonlea and his situation there to find a place where he belongs and where he is now prospering. As another minority who has faced horrible things, I was hoping Ka'kwet's storyline would somehow also wrap up in a more satisfying way for First Nations people. Seeing yourself always represented in a certain way in the media can be so damaging. /rant 😅

they didn’t realize it wouldn’t be renewed at the time of filming

and super shy its cute

Yes she is the cutest

Agree

I love the show because it's so emotional and heart warming and no killing. Don't enjoy too much violence. Really sad that there's no 4th season. I love this series.

I agree but man, I wish you had included punctuations

I agree.

Sameeee

She does? She will be perfect😍

they are not doing season 4???

@@jasmineamorgan no it got cancelled 😔

I agree!

There still might be a chance, Netflix canceled it..

@@juliet_ishome7908 they did cancel it.

Yes

Yess Amybeth is so much like Anne no SHE IS ANNE her performance is 👌👌

at least 10 seasons.

Yeeeeeeeeees

I wish this was one of those shows like supernatural were you get to see them grow up together

Or like greys anatomy

We dont want it to get too long and start to not be any good, like the 100 for instance

espoir yes. At least a short story or a spin off movie or novel.

www.change.org/p/netlfix-cbc-disney-and-awae-fans-renew-anne-with-an-e-for-season-4 let's get the closure we all want! no one knew it was getting cancelled. it was intended to have two more seasons.

This was so to make the portrayal of their marginalization ever more poignant: they were marginalized in real life, so shall they be on the show. It was a statement

cause they're gonna renew it

@@user-qn6xn5kp5m wait what? actually?

Emilee Bradshaw not really, but maybe in the fourth season

I hope jerry goes to there college and serenades Diana 😍

@@leor2496 there isn't going to be a 4th season the show is cancelled they're not filming it anymore

Megan oo why is the show cancelled??? :( I was so looking forward to get answers on the 4th season

@@joannx98 There was no reason for it to be cancelled netflix just cancelled it for no reason

Gina Sica they are thinking to renew

Really ?! Where did you hear that?

@@Lucy-fw8hz yup its true,if they decide to renew it probably for 2021 o 22 due the covid.

Maybe with anne going to queens which i believe to be in charlett town maybe we might get to see more of Cole and Aunt Josephine's parent and adoptee relationship

Sadly it is not likely that she got a happy ending. Those schools where very cruel places, many children died and never got to see their families again. 😭😭😭😭

Yes, agree with @Colleen Martain. It's most likely that Ka'Kwet had a terrible ending. These residential schools punished feisty children who did not want to adapt to "White/ European" culture and wanted to keep their Native roots and pride in their Native heritage. It's most likely she was tortured or beaten to death, or sexually abused. If she did survive the experience, she would have come out of the school severely traumatized with no place in the "Euro/western" society, and also having forgotten her Native language and cultural traditions.

I thought the show's setting was Canada

@@erikawright1510 not sure if they were Canadian or American however the characters I'm speaking of was pertaining to the unethical Christian's that kidnapped the Native Indian children to reform them. Once they went deeper into that storyline, it seemed to be the end of the show. Maybe just coincidence.

@@FrankieMidnight Yes, this happened in Canada.

@@mulder006 wow, I had no idea this same thing happened in Canada. I only thought it was in America. Wait, so that would mean the indigenous people of Canada were of Indian decent? That's interesting.

Frankie Midnight All countries had natives pretty much, and most treated them that way. Not just America, or Canada. So it’s not like Native Americans just went to Canada, they were Native Canadians. America gets a lot of flack for how they treated Native Americans, but please remember that it wasn’t an America exclusive thing; we weren’t the first to even start these “schools”.

You asked so nicely! So many fans would love another season.

@@thegatemag not *many* fans, *every* fan does 😀😀

aang your face says it all, ya boy

Me too!! I kept crying for two reasons 1. We aren’t gonna get a season 4 2. I don’t have someone who will love me as much as Gilbert loves Anne!!! 😭😭

In America, I live in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Two very native names. So where I live Native American culture has survived very well. We have art festivals every year and there are lots of Native artisans, and you can find lots of Native cultural things all over TN. I have Native American heritage from my mom, but I've never actually been involved in the culture through my family as it's not really been carried down due to lots of watering down the DNA and a more traditionally modern American lifestyle. Mostly through the arts and through cultural studies and activities (like the festivals I mentioned, and flea markets, things like that), is where I've actually learned. I think that in other areas the culture isn't as alive. Such as maybe the northeast, everything is a lot more European, Canadian leaning, from my experience, anyway. And the west (not the midwest, it's very alive in the midwest) such as Cali, Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas, where culture is much more Hispanic and Latino-leaning. In my personal opinion, I think that the reason people are so much more embracing of cultures now is that we haven't been a Catholic people in a long time. The first settlers were Catholics who were becoming protestants, so they had come out of an environment where the government and church were one and were extremely strict. I think that's possibly the main factor that shaped the dislike towards Natives, that and the fact that Natives were different, something that was so discouraged more specifically in European and Middle Eastern nations. However, I think that sadly the hatred of differences has been something that's been a part of human culture and corruption since the very first civilizations of people. It's always been really interesting to me how much people sometimes stray from the true teachings of their religion and yet still use their religion as an excuse for their egregious actions. For instance, the Judeo-Christian texts are actually very very against racism, sexism, and homophobia, and yet for so many years, certain groups of that particular religious persuasion have found ways to alter the truth of what the texts teach to fit their agendas. You can find that problem in Islam, too. The Muslim people are as a whole not violent in any way, but there are always the extremist individuals or groups that define the entire people even though it's terrible and shouldn't happen that way. I have some Persian cousins who would never hurt a fly, and yet people automatically assume all Muslims are terrorists. Anyway, this is all just me going off of what you said and providing some more discussion for the topic.

Siii

Cierto!!!

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Me 2

well the actress is only 13 now

Wut? 🤨

iiAxseli A Yesh search up her age, she must be 13 now tho

what-

Whattt? She looks older. She's pretty but looks a little fool.

blac bunnny wow it’s sad.

💔

I have no words-

That's very sad. I just finished season 3 and you see the parents waiting a distance away until they're able to see their daughter again so they seemed to want to tell the story faithfully. I wish we got some kind of closure and one that was somewhat positive, though I guess it couldn't be too positive or it wouldn't be true to life.

i was reading and yes, she didn't have a happy ending, because these shools really existed so she never can't scape from that, it's sad but it's true, that happened in the real life (sorry for my bad englishh)

I'm sorry but if we're gonna go by Canada's history, it's highly unlikely that happened 😭. Residential schools actually existed in Canada. Children got abused, raped, and many even killed. Its highly unlikely she escaped, and even if she did (some kids did) its even more unlikely that she made it home to her family and had a happy ending. Many kids who did manage to escape either died on the journey home or got taken back by "Indian" agents when they returned.

i was reading and yes, she didn't have a happy ending, because these shools really existed so she never can't scape from that, it's sad but it's true, that happened in the real life (sorry for my bad englishh)

@@claudiajosefinamejiamogoll127 Yes, as a Canadian, I can say that this is one of the most terrible parts of our country's history. The Europeans who came to Canada took the land away from the Native people like Ka'kwet and her family, and took away the children and put them into residential schools. Almost always the were abused in some way, beatings, torture, sexual abuses.... and also these children were not allowed to speak their native language or practice their traditions at these schools. So, if they survived and got out as adults, they were traumatized without any place in society. The Europeans didn't see them as equals even after they finished their education in the residential schools. Also, these children could not got back to their families, as they have forgotten their language and traditions by then. Even today, many Native communities in Canada have bad living conditions, bad quality of education, and have problems with drugs and alcohol in their communities.

Soy afortunado de que a alguien le hubiera gustado mi comentario ya que ha sido muy sincero,saludos desde México.

I felt like this too. Kakwet's story didn't get finished.

Sorry to say they cancelled it

if we're gonna go by historically accurate, I highly doubt that ka'kwet has a happy ending 😔