🤏🏻How tiny is your computer monitor?🤏🏻
In legal terms, this is called assessing the credibility of witness statements.
One compares multiple statements by the same witness, evaluating coherence with prior accounts and identifying potential inconsistencies, contradictions and red flags.
Now, as established: the Protagonists have, at most, watched one or two episodes together in early seasons. And somehow that was enough to permanently end all future shared viewing attempts.
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Naturally, this raises a pressing question: why, exactly, could they not watch the finale together?
They are allegedly very close friends, investing significant effort into maintaining this extraordinary relationship. They were in the same place at the same time, and not even privately - but professionally, promoting the da*n finale.
What catastrophe would occur if they shared a room? A sofa? A screen? I am genuinely asking. This level of avoidance is scientifically fascinating.
Someone clearly lost their mind here.
... meanwhile, the Main Character struggled through the finale on a phone - 'yesterday', as stated.
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The Main Heroine, on the other hand, watched it alone on Tuesday, on her computer - which apparently has a very small monitor.
For clarity: the “Outlander: A Celebration” panel took place on Wednesday, May 13, 2026.
Accordingly, what actually constitutes a 'tiny' laptop display?
What is the effective size of a phone screen, in practical terms?
And whether the Main Heroine’s account meets basic credibility thresholds remains an open question for evaluation.
