First season was very promising; casting was great, storyline was magnificent, Scottish highlands added the beauty of the series. To me, some early episodes of season 2 seems a little bit boring. But the series has turned into its track from this episode.
It is a very touching and emotional episode. It starts with Claire and her daughter in Boston in 1954, another timeline. But then it goes back to 1744 when Claire lost her baby, her husband Jamie was in prison, she had to make hard choice to release him from there. Actress Caitriona Balfe who portraits as Claire deserves many nominations for her role. Her grief, her conversation with Jamie about her stillborn daughter made me cry.
And finally they are going back to their home: Scotland. I don't like the politics and artificial beauty of France. Hopping to have another good season.
It is a very touching and emotional episode. It starts with Claire and her daughter in Boston in 1954, another timeline. But then it goes back to 1744 when Claire lost her baby, her husband Jamie was in prison, she had to make hard choice to release him from there. Actress Caitriona Balfe who portraits as Claire deserves many nominations for her role. Her grief, her conversation with Jamie about her stillborn daughter made me cry.
And finally they are going back to their home: Scotland. I don't like the politics and artificial beauty of France. Hopping to have another good season.