'We watched Outlander Season 6 episode 5 - here is what we thought'

Pregnancies, love magic, adjustments of allegiance, and betrayal have been simply among the themes touched upon in one more thrilling episode of the hit present Outlander.

The fifth episode of season six, ' Give Me Liberty ', noticed Jamie and Claire launched to probably the most fascinating characters from Scottish historical past, in addition to the return of two fan favourites.

Transferring the motion as soon as extra away from the Ridge, our favourites headed to Wilmington to go to Aunt Jocasta (Maria Doyle Kennedy) and listen to from Flora MacDonald, whose adventures with the Bonnie Prince are the topic of the present's now-iconic theme tune.

In a second that would not have been misplaced on viewers, Charles Stuart's escape from Authorities troops from the Outer Hebrides to Skye after which on to France lastly performed out on display.

The now-famous story of how Flora MacDonald dressed him as certainly one of her handmaidens to assist him keep away from detection was proven in a flashback that includes returning actor Andrew Gower.

The courageous act greater than doubtless saved his life and earned Flora a popularity that has since been romanticised in story and tune.

It was fascinating then, to see the Outlander showrunners have her right here within the colonies as a logo of loyalty to the crown and a pleasant contact that mirrored Jamie's present divided loyalties.

And the way intriguing was it to listen to the Skye Boat Track sung in Gaelic?

Whereas Claire continued to cope with the aftermath of her personal trauma, Jamie was confronted with not solely mendacity to, but in addition betraying, his good friend Lord John, whereas his fears over Fergus and the affect of Aunt Jocasta and her grief over the dying of Murtagh additionally loomed giant on this simmering episode.

The approaching conflict continued to eat all in its path, because the hostilities lastly spilt out onto the streets, which in flip resulted in Jamie making an impassioned plea to the revolutionary group, the 'Sons of Liberty'.

What might have been a barely self-indulgent scene – inciting that Jamie helped encourage one of many Founding Fathers, Cornelius Hartnett – was helped alongside by the arrival of the Crimson Coats, with Jamie's well timed intervention serving to to avoid wasting them from arrest.

It was actor Dave Berry although, who as soon as once more stole the present, with one other unimaginable efficiency as Lord John, switching effortlessly from the a part of proud father waxing lyrical about William, to involved good friend, and eventually to the unrequited lover who has been betrayed by the thing of his affection, Jamie.

Again on the Ridge, Roger was challenged on the rumours surrounding him and Fisher Folks widow Amy, not simply from his spouse, Bree, but in addition Malva Christie (the superb Jessica Reynolds) who continued to shine shiny because the sleekit wee woman that is as much as no good.

Significantly although, what was she as much as with that corpse? (And was that the Sin-Eater too?).

The unhappiness of Fergus and Marsali's choice to depart the Ridge was balanced by Bree asserting that she was pregnant.

Lastly, Claire was disturbed by somebody whistling the 'Colonel Bogey March', a tune very a lot not of this timeline, whereas we got a glimpse of the mysterious whistler, the thief who stole Aunt Jocasta's jewelry.

Who might this be? And what might it imply for Claire and her clan?

We won't wait to seek out out.

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