They're currently not on speaking terms. When I thought Jamie was dead, I married him. I was about to be arrested as a spy for the Continental Army, and John thought the only way to stop that from happening was if I married to a British officer.
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I'm the final boss, All for One!
EVAN BUCKLEY 8.03, “Final Approach”
It’s so funny because Dean’s relationship to hunting—in terms of feeling responsible for every single person who gets hurt/he can’t save—is obviously unhealthy, but it’s impossible to care about it when his foil is season 8 Sam saying “You should try having realistic expectations. People always die. I shopped at the farmer’s market while Kevin was missing. Want an apple?”
Outlander 8x03 "Abies Fraseri" Initial Post Ep Thoughts
I really liked this episode! ❤️ It felt so well balanced with the things I think makes Outlander great.
My favorite things on this ep:
Focus is centered on Jamie and Claire and how life in the Ridge (and in the story) expands from them, not outside of them - As I said here before, and many hopefully echo, Jamie and Claire is the heart and soul of this story. In previous seasons / episodes, I felt the story to be leading away from them, sometimes too fragmented by minor storylines or the episode flow is a little bit all over (sidenote: that is still a fear of mine whenever I start a new ep) - but this episode, I felt was wholly centered on them, even and especially, when it relates to happenings on the ridge and I was so happy to see it pan out that way (i.e Claire the healer, Jamie the landowner + politics, Jamie and Claire and their family, etc). Shouout to this episodes writer, Madeline Brestal. She nailed it, I think.
Domestic!Frasers, them always - My favorite version of Jamie and Claire and how I wish we had more of them (but ofc the war, bad people, and history says otherwise, grrr). This week previewed a major fight and we know what's after a major Jamie and Claire fight. But more than that, I love that Jamie and Claire, 35+ years in, are as passionate, in love, faithful, and devoted to one another just as in the beginning, if not more. What really is between them never changes and only goes deeper - and they won't and never will allow any doubt or circumstance come between them.
Claire and her healing! powers - Been waiting and anticipating for this scene to happen and it's everything. Can't wait how this plays out and how they use this to close out the storylines.
A lot more scenes really that wrap this episode so beautifully - Franny's situation, Roger and Bree helping plan ahead for the war, even Frank's voiceovers I give credit cause I get the chills. It stirred in me feels from when I was watching Season 1 and was just in awe of each episode.
I know not all eps will be like this given the episode 4 preview and the storyline moving forward but kudos to where kudos is due cause this episode had all best elements of a great Outlander episode.
Buck literally screaming HELP and Eddie being ???? 😭😭😭
manliness & civilization (a cultural history of gender and race in the united states, 1880-1917)