We see Brianna putting on this show for Bonnet. So we see a really light side of Brianna on her wedding day. So even though that imminent danger is out of the way and that is a big relief for her. Sometimes things can be pushed over and sort of put away in a box after the event. So even when she was still going through PTSD and knowing that Bonnet was lurking around, Roger was obviously going through something, and she put her own stuff aside to deal with him and help him.
Is Roger now on board with living in the past? I think she felt like she was holding him there in a way and of course she felt guilty but now she can feel at least that this is where he wants to be, too.
From that conversation, the gravity of that scene, the way he asks her to blow out the candle before he tells her, it actually seems a very settled way. Obviously, we know that the American Revolution is forthcoming, but what can you tell fans to expect from next season? Is there anything you can tease for us? Outlander season 5 ended on May 10, Work on season 6 has begun, according to Sam Heughan , though Caitriona Balfe confirmed that filming is delayed.
Diana Gabaldon, author of the original book series , has provided clues on how Outlander will end. This content is created and maintained by a third party, and imported onto this page to help users provide their email addresses. You may be able to find more information about this and similar content at piano. As the season progressed there were traumas aplenty — deaths greatly deserved Bonnet and one that was truly heartbreaking Murtagh , as well as Roger's shocking near-hanging, Jamie's almost fatal snake bite and the return of a haunted — but still adorable — Young Ian John Bell.
Although the trio travelled through the stones, they ended up right back where they started, in the 18th century with an understandably confused Ian looking on. It seems that, because both Brianna and Roger thought of 'home' as they travelled through the stones, the stones sent them back to where they belong at Fraser's Ridge. For now, at least. Setting fire to Jamie's whiskey still on the hillside to get Jamie, Fergus and the other men away from the house, Brown and his men went in, knocked out a fighting Marsali Lauren Lyle — go Marsali!
Readers of Gabaldon's novels knew what was coming next — Brown and his men beat Claire, tie her up and brutally rape her — but episode writers Toni Graphia and Matthew Roberts devised a unique and powerful way to depict the attack. Rape has been shown in Outlander in past seasons — before Stephen Bonnet's attack on Brianna in season four, Black Jack Randall Tobias Menzies attempted to rape Claire and Jamie's sister Jenny in the first season, before his brutal rape of Jamie in the Wentworth Prison episode.
But this depiction of Claire's assault is very different — while we see her being beaten, the rape by Brown and it is hinted at, by others is not as graphic as previous assault scenes but is just as upsetting.
The camera cuts away from Claire, bound and bruised, and instead takes us to a fantasy that she is having, using it as a survival technique. As the song 'Never My Love' plays, her dream takes her to a s house, and there, around her Thanksgiving dinner table, sit Claire's family in sixties clothes — Jamie, Fergus, Marsali, Young Ian in army uniform , Jocasta and even Murtagh sob.
Only Brianna and Roger are missing — stuck in holiday traffic, Jamie supposes. Caitriona Balfe doesn't speak in these scenes but she is utterly mesmerising, and watching the blissful life Claire imagines underlines the horrific thing that is happening to her in reality.
And we had read that not just sexual assaults, but hostages, kidnap victims, prisoners of war, they would often go somewhere else in their mind as a protection against what's happening to them physically.
Let us know in the comments below. Kayti Burt kaytiburt. Kayti is a pop culture writer, editor, and full-time nerd who comes from a working class background.
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