Ep 3. Breaking All the Rules

In Breaking Amish season 1 episode 3 titled "Breaking All the Rules," the group of Amish and Mennonite individuals continue their journey of exploring the world outside of their strict religious communities. The episode begins with the group arriving in New York City where they are eager to experience new things and meet new people. However, their excitement is quickly dampened by their host, Mose, who begins to enforce his own set of rules and restrictions on the group.

The tension begins to rise as the group struggles to adapt to Mose's strict rules. Kate, in particular, is feeling trapped and frustrated by the limitations imposed upon them. She decides to push back against Mose's rules and sneaks out of their apartment to explore the city on her own. This decision leads to a confrontation with Mose, causing her to question her place in the group and whether or not she truly wants to continue on their journey.

Meanwhile, the other members of the group are struggling with their own personal demons. Sabrina is struggling with her past as a teenage mother and is apprehensive about meeting her biological father for the first time. Jeremiah, who has already left his Amish community prior to the show, is grappling with feelings of guilt and loneliness as he tries to navigate his new life outside of his community. Abby, on the other hand, is excited about the adventure and is determined to embrace everything the city has to offer.

As the episode continues, the group faces several challenges and obstacles. They continue to clash with Mose over his strict rules and also have to navigate the complexities of their new surroundings. Additionally, they begin to explore their relationships with each other, with several members of the group beginning to express romantic interest in one another.

Overall, Breaking Amish season 1 episode 3 "Breaking All the Rules" is a dramatic and emotional episode that showcases the group's struggles to adapt to their new way of life. The tension between the members of the group, as well as their individual struggles, make for compelling television that keeps viewers engaged and invested in their journey.