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I did not watch the second half of Season 1, mainly out of protest due to the violence and scenes I didn't care to have burned into my psyche. It was a personal choice, and I have not regretted that decision.
I don't have Starz on cable, but I have added the Starz subscription to my Amazon account to get back on the ship sailing for France. Perhaps, out of ignorance of not reading the entire series (except for book one), I have no idea what lies ahead. Bravely, I decided to pick up the story, which hopefully is a little less violent in nature. Please warn me if there is something ahead. I just don't have the time to read books when I'm busy writing them.
Jamie and Claire have arrived in France, fleeing the horrid past I failed to watch. Of course, Claire has her agenda immediately after their arrival, in spite of the fact that Jamie is recovering from ghastly abuse at the hands of Randall.
However, the story doesn’t begin there. Claire is found lying on her back again having come through the portal. Dressed in her Eighteenth Century clothing, she’s returned to 1948. After being found wandering the streets by a passing car, she learns that her plan to stop the Culloden massacre has failed – those Brits won anyway. Everyone she loved and knew is dead, gone, and a pile of dusty bones buried somewhere in the land she left behind.
Mild manner Frank is elated she’s back. Claire at first only tells her journey to the vicar’s housekeeper who danced the dance in Season 1 around the mysterious stones. She is traumatized, heartbroken that she has left Jamie, and pregnant. Okay, now don’t get me wrong, but something along the time-travel continuum must have went wacky in the creative license Gabaldon took in this instance. Nevertheless, Claire is carrying Jamie’s child even after coming through the portal. After Frank discovers all the secrets of her disappearance and impending motherhood, he loses it. His violent outburst is reminiscent of his psychopathic ancestor.
After calming down, Claire and Frank come to an agreement of sorts. Claire will put the past behind. Frank will raise the child as their own. They will move to Boston and begin a new life. As Claire takes Frank’s hand coming off the plane, we are thrown into the flashback of her arrival with Jamie in France.
What can I say about Claire? Her character irks me a tad. She’s bullheaded and determined, while Jamie questions the morality of their decision to try and change the future. Of course, Claire isn’t privy to all that knowledge we have now about how changing the future can lead to disastrous results. Nowadays, we’ve read enough fiction novels, seen movies, and television shows that point out that fact. Perhaps, Stephen Hawking can chime in, too, that if it were possible to time travel, it’s not a very good idea to change the past.
After meeting the key players in France, making their first enemy (boy that was quick), viewers are off on another adventure with the Scot. Admit it — you only watch because of cute Sam Heughan, who plays Jamie Fraser. You’ve seen his naked behind making love to Claire and you want more. I get it.
So, let’s see how Outlander plays out in the future. I will admit the acting is top-notch, especially for Caitriona Balfe and Tobias Menzies in the first episode of Season 2 last night. They almost had me crying. How Tobias can switch from a maniac to a decent human being shows his wide range of talent. The costumes and scenery this season look to be stunning. Long gone is the cold castle as it appears the players will now be living in luxury.
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Outlander
An English combat nurse from 1945 is mysteriously swept back in time to 1743.
Craigh na Dun.
Jamie.
Claire and Jamie.
Claire and Frank.
Doune Castle
Some Outlander Trivia
Sky Boat Song:
The song playing in the opening credits uses the melody of the Skye Boat Song, a song that describes the escape of Bonnie Prince Charlie from Uist to Skye after his defeat in the Battle of Culloden. Composer Bear McCreary adapted Robert Louis Stevenson's poem Sing Me A Song of Lad that is Gone to fit with Claire's time traveling journey.
Doune Castle
Doune Castle was used as Castle Leoch. The castle is famous for being featured in Monty Python and the Holy Grail. It was also used as Winterfell in Game of Thrones. The castle is located in the village of Doune, near Stirling.
Outlander is so good it will become part of my permanent collection
The entire production crew of Outlander has created an amazing interpretation of Diana Gabaldon's book series. Translating books to screen often leaves me uninspired but not with this one. Season 2 covers book 2, Dragonfly in Amber. The writers altered the story line a bit to present in one season, but the overall vision is true to the book. Sets and scenes immerse the viewer in time and place. Versailles is opulent and decadent revealing the excesses and depravities that eventually led to the French revolution. Costumes created by Terry Dresbach and her crew are well researched and historically accurate interpretations. See her website:[...] for more details. Direction and actors create complex and genuine characters. Sam Heughan and Caitriona Balfe bring Jamie and Claire alive. As a fan of Diana Gabaldon's books for over 15 years, it was well worth the wait and I look forward to even greater success as the series progresses.
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- Mister FReviewed in the United Kingdom on September 15, 2021
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- IwonaReviewed in Canada on December 1, 2016
The Outlander series is just amazing on so many levels
