Yes, indeed, this is the episode where Claire and Jamie finally meet for the first time after twenty years apart.
Like the last season, this one corrects many faults that the novels had - such as the lingering descriptions of plots and stories that had little to do with the main arc. And of course, the intertwining scenes of Frank and Claire's crumbling relationship in 20th century Boston and Jamie's sufferings and hardships after the Jacobite rising.
There is also a reference to a murder that has been committed 200 years in the past - that we may or may not witness happen in the future. Stay tuned!
I'm really liking Brianna - she's as strong as both of her parents.
The episode ends, quite comically, with a faint spell. I can't wait to see what happens next!
Like the last season, this one corrects many faults that the novels had - such as the lingering descriptions of plots and stories that had little to do with the main arc. And of course, the intertwining scenes of Frank and Claire's crumbling relationship in 20th century Boston and Jamie's sufferings and hardships after the Jacobite rising.
There is also a reference to a murder that has been committed 200 years in the past - that we may or may not witness happen in the future. Stay tuned!
I'm really liking Brianna - she's as strong as both of her parents.
The episode ends, quite comically, with a faint spell. I can't wait to see what happens next!