Beardsley takes the opportunity to try to kill her husband outright this time and Jamie has to pull her off. Using her incredible doctor skills, Claire deduces that the missus has been been feeding him and keeping him alive since then in order to torture him.Ĭlaire, of course, wants to heal him, but Jamie pulls her aside to tell her they don’t have time for all of this. Turns out, Old Beardsley had a stroke and has been lying in his own filth for a month. Claire investigates the smell, knowing it’s not just the goats, and goes upstairs, finding Mr.
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Jamie urges that they need the papers and basically forces his way inside with Claire, where the house is stinky and full of goats for some reason.Īs the wife searches for the papers, Claire and Jamie exchange many a WTF look. The woman says her husband is dead and they can have the twins. Creeped out, but still persistent, Jamie knocks and explains the situation. Jamie finds the Beardsley house, where the Scottish twins were enslaved and everything is apparently abandoned until he sees a woman inside. So, something bad is bound to happen there, right? These kinds of storylines really just seem to remind us of how honorable and perfect Jamie is.Īs a sidebar, Jamie tells Claire that Bonnet is alive and they’ve left Bree alone and unprotected. The episode mostly focuses on Claire and Jamie in a weird little bottle episode as a set of enslaved, Scottish twins send the ever noble Jamie on a mission to find their papers (with Claire in tow).
Claire herself describes it as ” a show of force to prevent war,” but the particulars of this won’t make sense to me until I see it in action, which is just fine. I’m about confused about Jamie’s militia, I think because he himself is attempting to use it for dual purposes - to act on behalf of the Redcoats with the ability to turn against them. Thankfully, the microscope has already been invented so Claire only has to screw with so much history.
And I was daring history to try to stop me.”
“Penicillin was one of those newfangled things I hoped would have a place in the past.
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