In 1945, Frank is still seeking Claire, but is starting to lose hope of ever finding her. Meanwhile in 1743, Claire is trying to come to terms with her marriage to Jamie. While traveling, a life changing opportunity arises.
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Title: Both Sides Now (27 Sep 2014)
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| Caitriona Balfe | ... | Claire Randall | |
| Sam Heughan | ... | Jamie Fraser | |
| Tobias Menzies | ... | Frank Randall / Jack Randall | |
| Graham McTavish | ... | Dougal MacKenzie | |
| Bill Paterson | ... | Ned Gowan | |
| Duncan Lacroix | ... | Murtagh Fraser | |
| Grant O'Rourke | ... | Rupert MacKenzie | |
| Stephen Walters | ... | Angus Mhor | |
| James Fleet | ... | Reverend Wakefield | |
| Tracey Wilkinson | ... | Mrs. Graham | |
| Finn Den Hertog | ... | Willie | |
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Edmund Digby-Jones | ... | Corporal Hawkins |
| John Wark | ... | Detective Collins | |
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Alan McHugh | ... | Sgt. McKinney |
| Simon Meacock | ... | Hugh Munro | |
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Jamie has a rendezvous with a man named Horrocks, a British deserter, who may be able to prove him innocent of the charges hanging over him. He may also be riding into a trap. Now married for two days, Claire gets a lesson in how to use a knife to protect herself. It comes in handy when they're set upon by two British deserters and she is attacked. Her happiness is shattered and she is angry with herself for never having returned to Craigh Na Dun. Her attention is she diverted when is again taken prisoner by Black Jack Randall. Frank Randall meanwhile is increasingly frustrated by the lack of progress in locating Claire. Weeks have now gone by and the police tell him they believe she may have run off with another man, perhaps the highlander he saw in the the town square before Claire disappeared. At the local pub, he meets Sally who tells him she knows where to find that young highlander. After that encounter, Frank realizes that he may have to get on with his life. Mrs. Graham the ... Written by garykmcd
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woman murders a man | title directed by female | bound with rope | caught in a lie | throat slitting |Parents Guide:
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Claire Randall: Christmas. I don't suppose you hang stockings by the fire
Jamie Fraser: To dry them off, you mean?
Claire Randall: Never mind
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Jamie Fraser: Be Yuletide by the time we get back to Leoch.Claire Randall: Christmas. I don't suppose you hang stockings by the fire
Jamie Fraser: To dry them off, you mean?
Claire Randall: Never mind
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The episode was great, the only issue I have with it are teleporting English soldiers near the ending. Now you see them, now you don't!
I don't usually do this, but I have to respond to two "gentlemen" who faithfully follow the Taqiya doctrine (lying in the name of Islam). First of all, it is common knowledge that slavery was common in Ottoman Empire, which included North Africa. European nations (usually Slavs) who suffered this never forgot this fact. Everyone with the basic education has heard of Jannisaries, kidnapped Christian boys who were forcefully converted to Islam and forcefully circumcised. They were pretty much higher ranking slave-soldiers with salaries. Forceful conversation to Islam happened all the time through history and even happened in 21st century (Daesh aka ISIL). So, I really fail to understand whom you are trying to fool except a few gullible and uneducated people that might stumble upon your review?