William comes through, but it’s not enough, and Walter dies while Claire sits by his side. Still, he’s Lord John’s boy, after all, so he is civil to her as he admits that supplies are scarce but he will see what he can have sent to help the prisoners. “You’re a rebel,” he realizes, his entire attitude toward her changing, then intensifying when he learns Jamie is with the Continental Army, as well. Claire goes to yell at the nearest Redcoat she can find and it turns out it’s William, who recognizes her instantly. It seems the British haven’t treated him as well as Claire would have hoped, and now he’s having trouble breathing and coughing up blood. Walter Woodcock, the amputee from the previous episode, is there. TA-TA TICONDEROGA, TAKE TWO | Claire has been a British prisoner of war for all of two minutes when she starts bossing around the teen soldiers who are guarding the pen where she and other POWs are kept. While Claire is trying to process what she’s just witnessed, a Redcoat grabs her from behind. Raven!” for a while and hoping not to get a musketball in the torso for her troubles, Claire finds her patient sitting on the ground, rocking and crying. Raven, who’d been muttering about not letting “them” take her alive, is missing.Īfter whisper-shouting “Mrs. Ian does some reconnaissance and reports that it’s Redcoats pretending to be Native Americans, so he and Jamie leave to draw the soldiers away while Claire and Denzell and Rachel Hunter take the evacuees deeper into the forest. The group makes its way through the woods, pulling off the road abruptly when they hear whooping. “If anyone’s legs won’t carry them, I will.” Anyone else just picture the entirety of Claire’s medical ward balancing on Big Red’s braw shoulders? “Dinna fash,” Jamie reassures Claire, who is, indeed, fashing.

Raven - is in an extended and troubling mental health crisis. Plus, many of them are injured, and one of them - Mrs. Speaking of which: Jamie and Claire have gotten the boats away, but there’s still a lot of ground to cover on foot before the evacuees are truly safe. Simon Fraser - the distant relative Jamie referred to in a previous episode - informs him that no shots were fired, because the colonial army evacuated before the Brits arrived.

YET ANOTHER CASUALTY OF WAR | William arrives at Fort Ticonderoga, disappointed that the British took it and he missed all the action. In the meantime, how about we review the rest of the major action in “Where the Waters Meet?” Roger sees Buck skulking outside Lallybroch and nabs him at the very end of the episode we’ll have to wait until next week to find out how things with the Nuckelavee. Stephen Amell Criticizes SAG-AFTRA Strike as ‘Myopic’ - Watch Video

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