Outlander
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Our Claire Bear is busy, isnt she?
Of course this woman is tossing back shots of brandy all day!
Its not long after Jamie leads a group from Fort Ticonderoga to safety downriver that the two split up.
On a negative note, that man has a pulmonary embolism and is definitely going to die.
Again: How exhausting for Claire!
(And not great for Walter.)
She demands supplies and food from a nearby officer … who just happens to be William.
Yes, William has linked up with the British Army at Ticonderoga (he even meets Simon Fraser).
William, a real brownnoser, if you ask me, vows to make it up to the crown.
Also, when he most definitely finds out that Jamie is his biological father.
Itll surely be brutal, just howOutlanderlikes it.
William believing Ians Mohawk cover feels indebted to Ian for saving his life.
He owes him one one life, specifically.
I mean, well see how that really pans out for ol William, but sure.
The answer is no never in history.
Look at that mans face!
Drink that stepson-approved brandy, girl.
So, basically, it could be worse.
She resigns herself to more Revolutionary War and the two settle into their tent for a somewhat peaceful night.
It seems to bring Jamie some peace.
Knowing this show, that feeling will not last long!
Meanwhile, Roger has two very interesting meetups in 1980.
Oh, you know this dude cannot say no.
Our guy is in heaven!
Regardless, there is one particular class attendee of note: Brees colleague Rob Cameron.
And the speed and pushiness with which Rob invites himself to Roger and Brees for dinner is highly suspect.
That man is up to something!
You know, the guy who had Roger hanged for hugging his wife back in the 18th century.
Now, if you arent up to date on yourOutlanderbooks, this might have been a confusing reveal.
This should be fun, huh?
