Coming off the first half of Outlander Season Seven, we find Claire, Jamie and Young Ian leaving the colonies and arriving in their beloved homeland: Scotland. The perils of the Revolutionary War force them to choose between standing by those they love and fighting for the land they have made their new home.
Meanwhile, Roger and Brianna face new enemies across time, and must battle the forces that threaten to pull their family apart. As loyalties change and painful secrets come to light, Jamie and Claire’s marriage is tested like never before.
With their love binding them over oceans and centuries, can the MacKenzies and Frasers find their way back to each other?
Meanwhile, Roger and Brianna face new enemies across time, and must battle the forces that threaten to pull their family apart. As loyalties change and painful secrets come to light, Jamie and Claire’s marriage is tested like never before.
With their love binding them over oceans and centuries, can the MacKenzies and Frasers find their way back to each other?
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Season 7 Episode 9
“Unfinished Business”
* SPOILERS BELOW *
Overall, Outlander season 7 episode 9, was a really strong episode that delivered! It's everything you'd want to see in a homecoming-focused episode. There's loose ends that have now been tied up, bittersweet family reunions, and more. For the characters to be able to move on and eventually leave Scotland once again, I think especially Jamie and Young Ian needed this visit to be able to settle their past and move on in a way.
It felt so good to see familiar faces like Ian and Jenny, and the rest of the Murray clan. Even if this is perhaps goodbye for some of them. Or maybe all of them. I don't know if we'll be going back to Lallybroch this season or even in the final season 8. It's so bittersweet, but just what the characters needed. I'm surprised we didn't see much of Bree, though maybe that's coming next.
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“Unfinished Business”
* SPOILERS BELOW *
It felt so good to see familiar faces like Ian and Jenny, and the rest of the Murray clan. Even if this is perhaps goodbye for some of them. Or maybe all of them. I don't know if we'll be going back to Lallybroch this season or even in the final season 8. It's so bittersweet, but just what the characters needed. I'm surprised we didn't see much of Bree, though maybe that's coming next.
What were your thoughts on this episode? Let me know down below!
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The promo and synopsis for the next episode are out. They give us some ideas of what to expect in
Outlander season 7, episode 10 “Brotherly Love”
Claire and Jamie are now separated by an ocean. Meanwhile, Roger comes across a woman he never expected to meet. And we can’t overlook William with the pistol.
Claire knows that Ian is close to death. Consumption is going to take him, so it would seem odd that John is distraught over sharing this news. It means that something may have happened to Jamie while he’s in Scotland. Get ready for your heart to be ripped out!
Outlander airs on Fridays on STARZ.
Outlander season 7, episode 10 “Brotherly Love”
Claire and Jamie are now separated by an ocean. Meanwhile, Roger comes across a woman he never expected to meet. And we can’t overlook William with the pistol.
Claire knows that Ian is close to death. Consumption is going to take him, so it would seem odd that John is distraught over sharing this news. It means that something may have happened to Jamie while he’s in Scotland. Get ready for your heart to be ripped out!
Outlander airs on Fridays on STARZ.
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Season 7 Episode 10
“Brotherly Love”
* SPOILERS BELOW *
Gosh we all saw this coming, but it's still so heartbreaking that Ian is gone. He was such an important and beloved character on the show. Truly one of the best! I got so teary-eyed watching Jamie and Ian as young lads, and then spending time together. Episode 9 mostly focused on Young Ian with his parents, as it should have. So it was nice to see Jamie and Ian together here. I do wish we had a few more scenes though. The couple we got definitely weren't enough
Lord John and Claire get the news that the ship Jamie boarded on his way to Claire and America sunk and has been lost at sea. And they know Jamie was on it since his name is on the manifest. There were no survivors.
Claire doesn't believe it, and knows she would have felt something because her heart would have stopped too. Yes, Jamie and Claire are so connected, we all know she would have felt something. And look, we all also know that Jamie does not die based on the promotional images and trailer and everything Sam Heughan himself has teased about the couple's journey in this half of the season.
Honestly I'm a bit confused why it was called "Brotherly Love" since we didn't see as much Jamie and Ian as I would have hoped. This episode had a lot going on and is taking the story to places I didn't think it would. Sigh. Deep breath. I'm so nervous for what comes next
What were tour thoughts on this episode? Let me know down below!
“Brotherly Love”
* SPOILERS BELOW *
Lord John and Claire get the news that the ship Jamie boarded on his way to Claire and America sunk and has been lost at sea. And they know Jamie was on it since his name is on the manifest. There were no survivors.
Claire doesn't believe it, and knows she would have felt something because her heart would have stopped too. Yes, Jamie and Claire are so connected, we all know she would have felt something. And look, we all also know that Jamie does not die based on the promotional images and trailer and everything Sam Heughan himself has teased about the couple's journey in this half of the season.
Honestly I'm a bit confused why it was called "Brotherly Love" since we didn't see as much Jamie and Ian as I would have hoped. This episode had a lot going on and is taking the story to places I didn't think it would. Sigh. Deep breath. I'm so nervous for what comes next
What were tour thoughts on this episode? Let me know down below!
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