She fulfills its functions and commitments in a perfect way, even at the cost of her own desires. 4 ^ How can we tell the sisters apart? Who is who? In this way he assigns each of his granddaughters the name of a day of the week, and in the future each of them can only leave their apartment the day of the week that corresponds to their name. Terrence organizes a plan for the girls to live their lives, sharing one identity. Terrence himself does not know who the father of the sisters is. Terrence Settman (William Dafoe) decides to cover the multiple pregnancy of his daughter, and raise their granddaughters sharing a single identity, Karen Settman. To summarize, because the European Federation enact a Child Allocation Act that allows any woman to have only ONE child, making any additional childbirth illegal. 3 ^ Why does the sisters’ grandfather decide to keep them hidden? What happened to Monday? takes place in a futuristic European Federation, which unlike today’s European Union, functions more as a country than as a voluntary union of nations as nowadays. Considering that the seven sisters are +30 years old, their birth is assumed in the year 2043, the same year in which the law of only child is imposed. The story takes place in 2073 as we could see near the end when Nicolette Cayman (Glenn Close) announced she was running for Parliament. With no more delays, let’s explain the ending of What Happened to Monday? and so much more. If you are one of those viewers, you’re in the right place.
But this mix, and also the high count of characters and high paced plot might have confused some viewers creating several questions, specially about the final scenes. On the big pluses of this movie, according to the movie critics, is the excellent mix of a suspenseful thriller and a terrifying dystopian film. What happened to Monday? Or Seven Sisters as it was titled in Europe, is one of the additions of August in the online content platform Netflix and since its premiere it has received kind of positive reviews, considering that, well, it is a Netflix movie.
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