I am so glad Claire didn't believe Malva. I was worried they'd make a big drama about Claire not believing Jamie and honestly I would've thought less of her if she did.
The line where she said she believed him because she knew he would never abandon a child of his no matter how it came into the World.Superb writing by Executive Producer Toni Graphia she loves these characters as much as we do,and it showed in this episode!
To give Claire the benefit of the doubt, she did actually see Jamie and Malva at the window, and she saw him drinking, as well as Malva touching him all tenderly. So she was allowed to have at least a second of doubt. But yeh overall, I knew Claire knew better, and knows Jamie would never do no such thing, he didn't even want to sleep with any other women while she was gone for 20 years, let alone now.
I know. Easn't it so sad when he suggested to Claire that they keep the baby from that woman who abandoned her baby?He looks so hopeful and then Claire pretty much just shot him down in an instant. He looked so disappointed.
what I observed about Claire's tone, it thickens when she's upset. This scene was moving. love how claire and jaime always reconcile after a fight no matter how big.
So many feelings in this episode! Loved how Jamie and Claire talked about there past on more than one occasion. This has by far been the best episode this season!
And most of their past was possible eventually because of Claire who came back! She could have stayed in the 70s, get married again, live a successful life as a surgeon and hold her extraordinary memories dear....
that was a powerful moment and so strong and heartbreaking too. When Claire said those words but she knows in her heart that Jamie loves her yet to see them standing there and talking that way oh words so powerful I kept thinking of that song if you dont kow me by now.
It’s so heartbreaking seeing them having marital issues but I am hoping to god that they can sort everything out and they don’t end up trying to go back
I never doubted once Claire faith on jamie, but it was just a second I thought "What the hell, if she don't believe him, what is the point of all the suffering they have been through for 5 seasons." But I knew how strong their faith between each other. And then when Jamie confess, I was like : "👀there is really something going on then?!" until he said "Mary MacNab" lol, it was long time ago dude and for his defense, Claire kinda did the same with Frank hahaha. Suddenly it became comedy than tragedy
Yes, In the book Claire had him by the throat trying to throttle him, but her hands weren't big enough. She knew it wasn't Malva, but he said there had been someone else and was trying to explain but not saying who. She didn't want explanations, she wanted names. So she could go on a killing spree, perhaps?
@@jessicalan2195 Take a chance, read the books. They're very good. A bit different in spots, but still very good. In the name of full disclosure honesty he was trying to tell her about Mary McNab who shared his company back when he was living in the cave, the night before he had Jenny sell him out to the British. Claire was ready to go on the war path until Jamie got her calm enough to listen, it wasn't love, lust, or even sex, really. It was just human contact, closeness, shared sympathy. Yes, they had sex, which he admits was quick but tender and heart-broken.
@@bellajean2000 Cait is the best of this cast. She's phenomenal and steals every scene she's in. She's The Outlander and has carried this show on her shoulders since day 1.
As a book reader, this is the episode I've been dying to see for awhile now and the cast and crew did not disappoint. Part of me wishes this plotline had been dragged out over the course of 2-3 episodes to get the full impact of this whole thing, but I get they had to make sacrifices due to covid and the like.
@@mary-faithowens4542 who called Claire what? I didn't read the books. Sorry :/ I really wish they added more just Jamie and Claire here. He seemed very absent .
@@mary-faithowens4542 To me the rain would have been a bit much especially given how much emotion Caitriona is putting into this scene. I do wish this hadn't taken place in the stable though. It just makes it seem like they're just trying to get as much as they can out of the set piece. I liked how the book had them take longer to find one another and gave them time to process everything alone and together while venting their emotions far from prying eyes.
I thought it was unrealistic when she tried to save the embryo... It was like what? 4-5 months old? She's a doctor and she really thought she could save it in THOSE times when it's so little? (although the baby that she held looked like a full-grown embryo lol)
It's interesting that Claire names Brianna, Roger and Jemmy as possible victims of her love for Jamie but leaves out Frank. I wish the show would someday touch on Claire's incredible level of selfishness.
Respectfully, think about it for a moment though. Frank really isn't relevant to the *current* situation they're in. Frank was a victim her first accidental trip through the stones and decision to stay with Jamie, but he's not in any danger now. Her point is that Brianna, Roger and Jemmy are in harm's way *now* because of her choice to return to Jamie. She expressed a lot of guilt over Frank in Season 2 when she thought his existence was in jeopardy and she begged Jamie not to duel with BJR. She continues to wear Frank's ring as a reminder of her guilt, and that's no small thing, considering Jamie's feelings about it. Claire also knows better than to EVER bring up the subject of Frank if Jamie hasn't asked about him first. If she brought him up now, the conversation would have gone sideways. But again, I believe Frank isn't relevant to the current situation.
So....... just because she didn't mention Frank, she's automatically selfish? Frank is long gone. He's no longer relevant to their situation. He didn't travel through the stones with any of them, and he certainly didn't influence the present situation. Why bring him up at this time?
She really is selfish sometimes ... she was so dismissive of Frank's pain their whole marriage. And when Brianna found out that Frank wasn't her father, all Claire was concerned about was whether Brianna understood HER pain and she really shat all over Brianna's pain. Brianna's whole world had been rocked and she snapped with "admit you fucked someone else", and Claire's only response, instead of understanding Brianna's whole world had been turned upside down, was just to say "it was a hell of a lot more than fucking!" And then leaves her very brave eighteen year old alone in the world to go back in time on the slim chance she might find Jaimie, which, if Brianna hadn't followed her to the past, would have essentially been a death since Brianna wouldn't have ever seen her again. And she wasn't even an emotionally available mother in Brianna's childhood either. As brave as Claire can be, she was like a child trying to be a mother to a child. She doesn't think the emotional pain of other people is as important as hers.
I agree. I thought Jamie would be much more distraught than was shown. I thought he might have had maybe some kind of monologue towards Claire as she was lying in bed or something. Maybe some kind of deep conversation with Brianna… it did seem a bit out of place how they presented his reaction to what was happening. Armchair critique here. I know it must be rough trying to stay true to the books yet adapt for TV. Either way I’ll still be watching.
I just finished the episode and I thought the same exact thing. Few seasons ago I doubt I'd see that. I've been saying this whole season. They are off. I don't know they're rusty due to lockdownsdue to covid so 🤷 . But I was thinking same thing. This episode would of been a remarkable epside showing Jamie and Claire together. There was a group of people tending to her but Jamie just watched ... worried but it was so many people in the room. We only saw him hold her hand once alone and that was just a moment. He mourned and feared more of death coming with Murtaugh than Claire. His vulnerability as he showed to Murtaugh dying. "You canna leave me.". There was none of that or how Claire tended to Jamie when the snake bit him. There was intimacy. She was scared. Been saying this whole season 6. Minus the 8 seconds of eye to eye locks when they first made love this season, everything else of them together seems so casual and meh. When I saw the Jamie malva scene I was like 👀 wth. Poor directing, writing and producing here. Even seeing Briana cool her off and Jamie just watching. Jamie is tender why didn't he do it? Carrying her upstairs was tender but that's all ill give. why was Roger by her bed not Jamie? Why did we not see Jamie cry whether from hair or just seeing her with fever? Where is the Jamie that prays in Latin over her head while she sleeps? Jamie calming her crying after witch trials and held her "shhh rest now, its okay im here. No one will hurt you." As he calmed her with sweet words in gaelic. So this episode was beyond not his character. There's no depth. No depth when she asked what attracts him to her . Being faithful? Lousy cook? Seriously? Nothing. That was another fail. And missed opportunity showing thier intese deep love for eachother. The woman nearly dies and it seemed so casual to him. It's the director and hell the producers, Sam and Cait are producers, fault... so this was disappointing. The show has become "The Ridge" not Jamie and Claire anymore. And i think many of us see this. I know the cristies are in the books. But there were way too many opportunities to relfect of just seeing claire and jamie stritcly alone that was missed. And us seeing how strong they are together . I miss his poetic words to her. Not him trying to get in politics when your white dove nearly dies from a fever. I miss him praying for her. I miss his tears and vulnerability. I miss his deep gaze into her eyes. Zero nurturing. The show is about Jamie and Claire and they blew it here. Its becoming very Dr. QUINN medicine woman. Maybe s7 will be different but I don't know. We shall see! Rant over lol 😆
@@ninasarkes6187 good points. the writing, producing, directing def feels off this season...good point maybe covid related.??? maybe there's an element of losing a sense of natural continuity/momentum of the series w/ the layoff??
@@paperdoll5467 I did not know there were layoffs. Odd! Yea something js off. I kinda got that vibe when Claire was abducted . Why have Lionel in the surgery below where they sleep? Why have other men beat him up? Don't you have anger where u want to beat him up? Are the books like this? Where their love isn't as passionate anymore?
What a lot of bitching in these comments. While I agree about Jamie's reticence when Claire was ill, I thought the episode was great. Due to the shortened season, they had to pack more into each episode. This one actually followed the books quite closely except for Claire and the ether.
@@hennipietila751 No. Malva did come upstairs and touch his shoulder, and ask if he wanted something to eat. Claire saw that, then basically passed out/ went back to sleep. He told Malva he wanted to be alone and sent her out of the room. Malva claimed Jamie lay with her there in the room, against the wall, with Claire in the bed. (Even if Jamie would have lay with her, which I can't ever imagine, he sure as hell would not have done that IN THE ROOM WITH CLAIRE! LOL. That was a major hole in Malva's lie.)
Caitriona is always outstanding. Too bad the show has become an ensemble. Her talent has been wasted since S4. 512 and 606 showed that every time she's given something to work with she delivers in spades.
@@milaalt1141 Oh okay. I get it now, but yeah. Even then, if she didn't come back again, Brianna wouldn't have been raped and might not have ended up pregnant, depending on who you believe the biological father is
Unpopular Opinion: Twice now Claire has said I shouldn’t be here because I don’t belong here when Jamie’s been with other women or in this case accused of it and I don’t like it. Like I’m sorry your life wasn’t perfect and still isn’t perfect. Shit happens. That’s what life is and I feel like Claire desires her life back in Boston more than their life together because for the most part it was one of structure with rarely any set backs. Something she never had as a child with an archaeologist uncle, a medic in WW2 or the wife of a Jacobite trying in vain to stop the uprising. She’s spiraling and she needs to admit that and not take it out on Jamie or bring Brianna, Roger and Jemmy into what’s going on with her and only her.
That's not what she meant, she just means that she never wants to just realize one day it was all for nothing, because she literally sacrificed the future for Jamie, and so has her daughter and Roger, which she feels guilty about, because they are only there because Claire is. She doesn't mean she hates being there and thinks she made a mistake. It would be like if you loved someone and sacrificed everything to live in the Alaskan wilderness, daily dealing with the cold, bears, constantly having to hunt, gather wood, just for survival. Then one day you find out your spouse has been messing around with somebody else that lives in a cabin a few 100 yards away, you'd be devastated, even more so than if you didn't give up so much to be with them.
She is not complaining, she is saying that, she is there because she loved Jamie, more than living in her own time. Brianna, Roger & Jemmy are there because of her. Its all been worth it because she knows that Jamie loves her just as much as she loves him. But….if he has been with Malva and is lying to her, then what has it all been for? She is asking him to tell her that she’s wrong and that he does love her the way she thinks he does.
The more I listen to her speech in the stables All i hear was I gave up everything to come back to be here with you and you turn around and potentially spit on my sacrifice by sleeping with her. But sacrificing her life in Boston for a life with Jamie was a decision she made. Jamie owes her nothing for it because he didn’t expect or ask for her to do that. Brianna exist because of the love Claire and Jamie have that’s true, but that’s not why she’s there currently. She’s there because she couldn’t go about her life knowing her parents die in a fire without warning them first and just ended up getting stuck there because she became attached to the the people, place and overall lifestyle Roger is there because his family is his home. And because Jemmy’s a traveler I assume Roger is his father therefore he wouldn’t exist if Roger hadn’t went back in time. So like I said she shouldn’t bring Brianna, Roger or Jemmy into what’s going on with her and only her.
@@awkwardwithapause26 Yeh, none the less.. Claire is literally just days from her death bed, she's suffering major ptsd from the kidnapping and rpe.. She was a nurse during ww2, and saw everything imaginable.. Her daughter was rped during this time period, then later kidnapped by the same guy.. This little chick moves onto her homestead, they help her family build a home, a church etc, then now she's standing in her living room telling her to her face that her husband put it to her while she was on her death bed, plus on top of that, while running a 102 fever, she actually saw Jamie and Malva just as Malva is describing how it supposedly happened..... Not to mention Malva's dad, after they've done so much for them, plus Claire did his surgery, has been accusing Claire of being a witch... I get what you're saying, but I think we can give Claire a bit of a break on this one.
This is not ptsd but her regret for returning and blaming Jamie. Wailing like a child..it was different in the book. She was rational. In the show, she is regretting and making trying to pass some of her guilt to Jamie. Yes, i agree, Claire lacks emotional growth and cannot articulate how she feels. Similar book lines but totally different. She deceived him about the ether and now literally blaming him for her decisions.?? How conveniently self serving. Show Claire is not unconditional in her love. Book Claire never regretted returning... Season 6 was a convulated mess and the acting was like a soap opera and below expectation. Not award worthy at all..
Stupid episode! They profess their love to each other & Claire immediately believes the girls story? What? Come on....you should have written a better episode than this!
Caitriona tears your heart out!Her acting is off the charts! She and Sam keep getting better&better!!!!
Yes Sam certainly does
I will rewatch Outlander for the rest of my life. It will never get old to me.
I’ve already done it like 7 times already. Something about the series that has some magic in it.
And re-read the books. I'm on the 5th re-read right now and I lost count on the re-watches. There are clips I could re-watch every day.
I have watch it on Netflix don’t want get another streaming service
I’m so relieved 😅
I’ve watched season 1-5 up to 5 times I’m glad I’m not the only one
I thought I’m going crazy 😝
@@TheSniquec no worries we are crazy. But who cares. It’s so great to watch
Emotional episode. Outlander is incredibly filled with amazement. This show needs to never end. The talent is award winning, outstanding.
I am so glad Claire didn't believe Malva. I was worried they'd make a big drama about Claire not believing Jamie and honestly I would've thought less of her if she did.
The line where she said she believed him because she knew he would never abandon a child of his no matter how it came into the World.Superb writing by Executive Producer Toni Graphia she loves these characters as much as we do,and it showed in this episode!
@@marshabass7792 I loved that too. It also reminds me how unfair it is Jamie never really had the chance to raise any of his children.
To give Claire the benefit of the doubt, she did actually see Jamie and Malva at the window, and she saw him drinking, as well as Malva touching him all tenderly.
So she was allowed to have at least a second of doubt.
But yeh overall, I knew Claire knew better, and knows Jamie would never do no such thing, he didn't even want to sleep with any other women while she was gone for 20 years, let alone now.
@@kckwlrjjrr Plus Jamie couldn't get to Claire fast enough after the Cherokee women were all over him&Ian had to send them away!.
I know. Easn't it so sad when he suggested to Claire that they keep the baby from that woman who abandoned her baby?He looks so hopeful and then Claire pretty much just shot him down in an instant. He looked so disappointed.
This scene made me cry. Claire and Jamie were meant to be together.
what I observed about Claire's tone, it thickens when she's upset. This scene was moving. love how claire and jaime always reconcile after a fight no matter how big.
So many feelings in this episode! Loved how Jamie and Claire talked about there past on more than one occasion. This has by far been the best episode this season!
And most of their past was possible eventually because of Claire who came back! She could have stayed in the 70s, get married again, live a successful life as a surgeon and hold her extraordinary memories dear....
It is a dialogue and a scene from a book that will be remembered for a long time. Diana, you are wonderful! Sam and Catriona too, of course!❤️💪💪
They are amazing! Big performance
that was a powerful moment and so strong and heartbreaking too. When Claire said those words but she knows in her heart that Jamie loves her yet to see them standing there and talking that way oh words so powerful I kept thinking of that song if you dont kow me by now.
Beautiful video, beautiful scenes, beautiful series. Amazing Sam and Caitriona. ❤️👏❤️
It’s so heartbreaking seeing them having marital issues but I am hoping to god that they can sort everything out and they don’t end up trying to go back
Roger and Brianna need to go, they don’t belong here
I never doubted once Claire faith on jamie, but it was just a second I thought "What the hell, if she don't believe him, what is the point of all the suffering they have been through for 5 seasons." But I knew how strong their faith between each other.
And then when Jamie confess, I was like : "👀there is really something going on then?!" until he said "Mary MacNab" lol, it was long time ago dude and for his defense, Claire kinda did the same with Frank hahaha. Suddenly it became comedy than tragedy
Yes, In the book Claire had him by the throat trying to throttle him, but her hands weren't big enough. She knew it wasn't Malva, but he said there had been someone else and was trying to explain but not saying who. She didn't want explanations, she wanted names. So she could go on a killing spree, perhaps?
@@Blue-rl5dp oh interesting😲. I didn't know about that as I didn't read the book.
@@Blue-rl5dp she didn't have him by the throat...unless you're being metaphorical...?
@@bowtoyoursensei554 Yes, metaphorical. If I remember right, she was yanking on his shirt.
@@jessicalan2195 Take a chance, read the books. They're very good. A bit different in spots, but still very good.
In the name of full disclosure honesty he was trying to tell her about Mary McNab who shared his company back when he was living in the cave, the night before he had Jenny sell him out to the British.
Claire was ready to go on the war path until Jamie got her calm enough to listen, it wasn't love, lust, or even sex, really. It was just human contact, closeness, shared sympathy. Yes, they had sex, which he admits was quick but tender and heart-broken.
Give Caitríona all the awards 👏🏼
Catriona kills it in this scene her acting is off the charts!
Cait ruins OL I agree. I skip over her unless Sam is the scene with her
@@bellajean2000 Cait is the best of this cast. She's phenomenal and steals every scene she's in. She's The Outlander and has carried this show on her shoulders since day 1.
@@bellajean2000 😂 I think you need to re-read the OP. Or do you not know what "off the charts" means? 😂😂😂
As a book reader, this is the episode I've been dying to see for awhile now and the cast and crew did not disappoint. Part of me wishes this plotline had been dragged out over the course of 2-3 episodes to get the full impact of this whole thing, but I get they had to make sacrifices due to covid and the like.
I know 😭 everything feels rushed. And I really wished this part had been with the rain and Claire saying “Don’t call me that!” But ..
@@mary-faithowens4542 who called Claire what? I didn't read the books. Sorry :/ I really wish they added more just Jamie and Claire here. He seemed very absent .
@@mary-faithowens4542 To me the rain would have been a bit much especially given how much emotion Caitriona is putting into this scene. I do wish this hadn't taken place in the stable though. It just makes it seem like they're just trying to get as much as they can out of the set piece. I liked how the book had them take longer to find one another and gave them time to process everything alone and together while venting their emotions far from prying eyes.
Who killed malva
@@themummy9834 you'll find out eventually. Mu-hahahaha!!!!
Good clip!
I love this scene ❤️❤️❤️
I thought it was unrealistic when she tried to save the embryo... It was like what? 4-5 months old? She's a doctor and she really thought she could save it in THOSE times when it's so little? (although the baby that she held looked like a full-grown embryo lol)
When are they going to get to the Revolutionary War? These last two seasons have been so boring.
Love this show, can't wait for the next episode. E06,'s closing scene was a bit dark though
Umm VERY lol
Like all shows we have to be kept on a cliffhanger.
Well, buckle up buttercup, because it's about to get a LOT darker! 😳😳😳🙈🙈🙈
Es idéntico al libro
can you upload the scene where Claire confronts Malva and tells her to stay away in this episode please
It's interesting that Claire names Brianna, Roger and Jemmy as possible victims of her love for Jamie but leaves out Frank. I wish the show would someday touch on Claire's incredible level of selfishness.
Respectfully, think about it for a moment though. Frank really isn't relevant to the *current* situation they're in. Frank was a victim her first accidental trip through the stones and decision to stay with Jamie, but he's not in any danger now. Her point is that Brianna, Roger and Jemmy are in harm's way *now* because of her choice to return to Jamie. She expressed a lot of guilt over Frank in Season 2 when she thought his existence was in jeopardy and she begged Jamie not to duel with BJR. She continues to wear Frank's ring as a reminder of her guilt, and that's no small thing, considering Jamie's feelings about it.
Claire also knows better than to EVER bring up the subject of Frank if Jamie hasn't asked about him first. If she brought him up now, the conversation would have gone sideways. But again, I believe Frank isn't relevant to the current situation.
So....... just because she didn't mention Frank, she's automatically selfish? Frank is long gone. He's no longer relevant to their situation. He didn't travel through the stones with any of them, and he certainly didn't influence the present situation. Why bring him up at this time?
She’s talking about who is in the past because of her. You have to remember frank was dead before she came through the stones to go back to Jamie.
Frank was constantly cheating on her, so he had a few selfish quirks himself.
She really is selfish sometimes ... she was so dismissive of Frank's pain their whole marriage.
And when Brianna found out that Frank wasn't her father, all Claire was concerned about was whether Brianna understood HER pain and she really shat all over Brianna's pain. Brianna's whole world had been rocked and she snapped with "admit you fucked someone else", and Claire's only response, instead of understanding Brianna's whole world had been turned upside down, was just to say "it was a hell of a lot more than fucking!"
And then leaves her very brave eighteen year old alone in the world to go back in time on the slim chance she might find Jaimie, which, if Brianna hadn't followed her to the past, would have essentially been a death since Brianna wouldn't have ever seen her again. And she wasn't even an emotionally available mother in Brianna's childhood either.
As brave as Claire can be, she was like a child trying to be a mother to a child. She doesn't think the emotional pain of other people is as important as hers.
Jamie didn't seem that stricken when Claire lay dieing..almost light hearted conversation with Malva..Where is the real Jamie
I agree. I thought Jamie would be much more distraught than was shown. I thought he might have had maybe some kind of monologue towards Claire as she was lying in bed or something. Maybe some kind of deep conversation with Brianna… it did seem a bit out of place how they presented his reaction to what was happening. Armchair critique here. I know it must be rough trying to stay true to the books yet adapt for TV. Either way I’ll still be watching.
I agree. A lot of the dialogue was there, but his delivery was off. He didn’t seem that concerned about her.
I just finished the episode and I thought the same exact thing. Few seasons ago I doubt I'd see that. I've been saying this whole season. They are off. I don't know they're rusty due to lockdownsdue to covid so 🤷 . But I was thinking same thing.
This episode would of been a remarkable epside showing Jamie and Claire together. There was a group of people tending to her but Jamie just watched ... worried but it was so many people in the room. We only saw him hold her hand once alone and that was just a moment. He mourned and feared more of death coming with Murtaugh than Claire. His vulnerability as he showed to Murtaugh dying. "You canna leave me.". There was none of that or how Claire tended to Jamie when the snake bit him. There was intimacy. She was scared. Been saying this whole season 6. Minus the 8 seconds of eye to eye locks when they first made love this season, everything else of them together seems so casual and meh. When I saw the Jamie malva scene I was like 👀 wth. Poor directing, writing and producing here.
Even seeing Briana cool her off and Jamie just watching. Jamie is tender why didn't he do it? Carrying her upstairs was tender but that's all ill give. why was Roger by her bed not Jamie? Why did we not see Jamie cry whether from hair or just seeing her with fever? Where is the Jamie that prays in Latin over her head while she sleeps? Jamie calming her crying after witch trials and held her "shhh rest now, its okay im here. No one will hurt you." As he calmed her with sweet words in gaelic. So this episode was beyond not his character. There's no depth. No depth when she asked what attracts him to her . Being faithful? Lousy cook? Seriously? Nothing. That was another fail. And missed opportunity showing thier intese deep love for eachother. The woman nearly dies and it seemed so casual to him. It's the director and hell the producers, Sam and Cait are producers, fault... so this was disappointing.
The show has become "The Ridge" not Jamie and Claire anymore. And i think many of us see this. I know the cristies are in the books. But there were way too many opportunities to relfect of just seeing claire and jamie stritcly alone that was missed. And us seeing how strong they are together . I miss his poetic words to her. Not him trying to get in politics when your white dove nearly dies from a fever. I miss him praying for her. I miss his tears and vulnerability. I miss his deep gaze into her eyes. Zero nurturing. The show is about Jamie and Claire and they blew it here.
Its becoming very Dr. QUINN medicine woman.
Maybe s7 will be different but I don't know. We shall see!
Rant over lol 😆
@@ninasarkes6187 good points. the writing, producing, directing def feels off this season...good point maybe covid related.??? maybe there's an element of losing a sense of natural continuity/momentum of the series w/ the layoff??
@@paperdoll5467 I did not know there were layoffs. Odd! Yea something js off. I kinda got that vibe when Claire was abducted . Why have Lionel in the surgery below where they sleep? Why have other men beat him up? Don't you have anger where u want to beat him up? Are the books like this? Where their love isn't as passionate anymore?
💕
What happened to Claire's hair?
Pretty close to the book overall EXCEPT Claire didn't resort to the ether in the book.
The ether thing is getting way old for me. Book Claire wouldn't have done it
En français très apprécié
Not ever.🥺
What did Claire do with her hair!!!! Completely different to last episode
Watch the episode and you will find out !
she was sick, Malva and some other woman thought it would help against the fever...
@@kozubovakristyna Thanks to Bree for evening it.
Did you not watch the episode
@@kozubovakristyna
Oh yeah. Malva “thought it would help.” 😂
What a lot of bitching in these comments. While I agree about Jamie's reticence when Claire was ill, I thought the episode was great. Due to the shortened season, they had to pack more into each episode. This one actually followed the books quite closely except for Claire and the ether.
What did Jamie do with Malva??
Nothing!
Nothing
@@equipage72 so she was just hallucinating?
@@equipage72 Is it true??!! I can kill Jamie if something happened between Jamie and Malva!!
@@hennipietila751 No. Malva did come upstairs and touch his shoulder, and ask if he wanted something to eat. Claire saw that, then basically passed out/ went back to sleep. He told Malva he wanted to be alone and sent her out of the room. Malva claimed Jamie lay with her there in the room, against the wall, with Claire in the bed. (Even if Jamie would have lay with her, which I can't ever imagine, he sure as hell would not have done that IN THE ROOM WITH CLAIRE! LOL. That was a major hole in Malva's lie.)
I love Claire's hair. I'm ready for a hair cut
Traduzcan al español esta escena porfavor 🙏
Caitriona is always outstanding. Too bad the show has become an ensemble. Her talent has been wasted since S4. 512 and 606 showed that every time she's given something to work with she delivers in spades.
The story lines are following the books.
@@flourchylde Not often.
The books become an ensemble starting with Book 3 (Voyager), switching timelines and points of view. The show had to do likewise.
what happened to her hair?
she was sick, Malva and some other woman thought it would help against the fever...
@@kozubovakristyna oh :(
@@giuliapicchiotti nah I wait till aussie Netflix has it
@@cakes_lollies9948 it’s is on Aussie Netflix Monday nights
@@christinemartin8095 outlander? Season six isn’t on yet I checked
Well to be fair Brianna shouldn't be here either
Why not?
She did mention Brianna and Roger too
@@hannahsmart4494 sorry how she said it it was like she only mentioned the grandson wouldn't have existed but Bri is from Jaime
@@milaalt1141 Oh okay. I get it now, but yeah. Even then, if she didn't come back again, Brianna wouldn't have been raped and might not have ended up pregnant, depending on who you believe the biological father is
@@hannahsmart4494 crazy what everyone has been through
This show has been so disappointing in this series 6. Done watching it. It has ruined the love story of Claire & Jamie.
Unpopular Opinion: Twice now Claire has said I shouldn’t be here because I don’t belong here when Jamie’s been with other women or in this case accused of it and I don’t like it. Like I’m sorry your life wasn’t perfect and still isn’t perfect. Shit happens. That’s what life is and I feel like Claire desires her life back in Boston more than their life together because for the most part it was one of structure with rarely any set backs. Something she never had as a child with an archaeologist uncle, a medic in WW2 or the wife of a Jacobite trying in vain to stop the uprising. She’s spiraling and she needs to admit that and not take it out on Jamie or bring Brianna, Roger and Jemmy into what’s going on with her and only her.
That's not what she meant, she just means that she never wants to just realize one day it was all for nothing, because she literally sacrificed the future for Jamie, and so has her daughter and Roger, which she feels guilty about, because they are only there because Claire is.
She doesn't mean she hates being there and thinks she made a mistake.
It would be like if you loved someone and sacrificed everything to live in the Alaskan wilderness, daily dealing with the cold, bears, constantly having to hunt, gather wood, just for survival.
Then one day you find out your spouse has been messing around with somebody else that lives in a cabin a few 100 yards away, you'd be devastated, even more so than if you didn't give up so much to be with them.
She is not complaining, she is saying that, she is there because she loved Jamie, more than living in her own time.
Brianna, Roger & Jemmy are there because of her.
Its all been worth it because she knows that Jamie loves her just as much as she loves him.
But….if he has been with Malva and is lying to her, then what has it all been for?
She is asking him to tell her that she’s wrong and that he does love her the way she thinks he does.
The more I listen to her speech in the stables All i hear was I gave up everything to come back to be here with you and you turn around and potentially spit on my sacrifice by sleeping with her. But sacrificing her life in Boston for a life with Jamie was a decision she made. Jamie owes her nothing for it because he didn’t expect or ask for her to do that. Brianna exist because of the love Claire and Jamie have that’s true, but that’s not why she’s there currently. She’s there because she couldn’t go about her life knowing her parents die in a fire without warning them first and just ended up getting stuck there because she became attached to the the people, place and overall lifestyle Roger is there because his family is his home. And because Jemmy’s a traveler I assume Roger is his father therefore he wouldn’t exist if Roger hadn’t went back in time. So like I said she shouldn’t bring Brianna, Roger or Jemmy into what’s going on with her and only her.
@@awkwardwithapause26 Yeh, none the less..
Claire is literally just days from her death bed, she's suffering major ptsd from the kidnapping and rpe..
She was a nurse during ww2, and saw everything imaginable..
Her daughter was rped during this time period, then later kidnapped by the same guy..
This little chick moves onto her homestead, they help her family build a home, a church etc, then now she's standing in her living room telling her to her face that her husband put it to her while she was on her death bed, plus on top of that, while running a 102 fever, she actually saw Jamie and Malva just as Malva is describing how it supposedly happened.....
Not to mention Malva's dad, after they've done so much for them, plus Claire did his surgery, has been accusing Claire of being a witch...
I get what you're saying, but I think we can give Claire a bit of a break on this one.
@@bernadettemaroun9568 Exactly..
This is not ptsd but her regret for returning and blaming Jamie. Wailing like a child..it was different in the book. She was rational. In the show, she is regretting and making trying to pass some of her guilt to Jamie. Yes, i agree, Claire lacks emotional growth and cannot articulate how she feels. Similar book lines but totally different. She deceived him about the ether and now literally blaming him for her decisions.?? How conveniently self serving. Show Claire is not unconditional in her love. Book Claire never regretted returning... Season 6 was a convulated mess and the acting was like a soap opera and below expectation. Not award worthy at all..
Stupid episode! They profess their love to each other & Claire immediately believes the girls story? What? Come on....you should have written a better episode than this!
Did you read the book
Read the books. All are better than the series. I watched the first season before I started reading the books. Then got hooked on those.
Indeed
How do you know you’re watching a soap? Someone gets pregnant and the men care…
Jamie telling Claire about Mary like this was so freaking dumb.