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Master Raymond could have heard Claire singing it to Faith and continued to sing it to her.

You're welcome. Yes, Fergus had a whole thing where he was depressed that he wasn't there to protect pregnant Marsali during the Brown attack and thought that was responsible for Henri-Christian being born a dwarf until Claire told him it doesn't work that way, and Fergus remembered the grim fate of the dwarf children used as exotic "mushrooms" at the brothel where he grew up.

I miss them, but on the other hand I wouldn't mind it if Henri-Christian didn't die in the show. I expect that there will be no time travel in the prequel and that anyone expecting it have to time travel will be disappointed, so it couldn't walk this back anyway, as it all takes place before Faith's birth. Yes, Germaine exists in the show. He was born the same time as in the books. He's been around in Fraser's Ridge. He's played with Jemmy. He was part of the group of kids who put Henri-Christian in the water. He and his siblings were mentioned when Jamie visited Laoghaire. Etc.

Psychic powers do exist in Outlander, but I think it's more likely that they'll say Raymond overheard Claire singing it to Faith and he continued singing it to her. To be fair, the show said that Faith lived, not that she's currently alive. If her daughters ended up in a brothel, she probably died in the interim, unless she accidentally got separated from them through the stones. The Gabaldon interview quoted on the previous page of this thread where she mentions the graphic novel she didn't write has her saying that it would have shown that Raymond resuscitated the baby (presumably after she was already buried) but didn't have time to get Faith to Claire and Jamie before they left France. So the intention there wasn't that it was a switch. Hopefully not in the show, either. Because she only started using that power in the latest book. Yes, they altered the picture from Season 1 so the face would resemble Harriet Slater's. The hair still doesn't look red like it should, though. And somehow the picture has lost the pearl necklace that was given to Claire. If we're only talking about the main series, there's only one planned left and she's only 73, so I'll sure she'll get it out before she's 100. Side books are another matter, but people are less anxious about them anyway.

Apparently Diana has said that she didn't want to spend time showing Claire and Jamie raising a child because she finds that boring, hence Claire going back through the stones and the time skip.

Yes, exactly. My Mom for one. There should be a trigger warning for animal death or animal injury.

He still seemed affected by it when he was packing.

No, it was only implied by some of the things in his shop and being able to see auras.

Right. And a short story revealed that Raymond faked the Comte's death because he sensed the Comte was one of his descendants, like Claire and Geillis. My assumption is they got him back because he's going to be in the next season.

It's not just the book, though. There was a preview chapter on the website from Fanny's perspective that ended on the revelation her mother's name was Faith (it was the last word of the preview). So that would have gotten people talking before the book was released. "Killed"?

I enjoyed Claire and John talking in bed, and John highlighting how uncommon it is in his time for married people to speak so openly with each other and get to know each other as people, which is something I like to see couples (and other people) do.

Yes, but ultimately it's Mercy and Henry's decision to make, not John's to protect them from. With Dottie absent, I half thought they might try pairing Denzell with John instead when they interacted. I am a fan of the new actress, and I also wish Jenny were there. I'm glad they didn't put in the part from the book about Rob trying to force Bree (whom I do care about) to have sex with him. I assume there was talk going around about the sinking of the Euterpe at one or both ports. The next episode just says he heard it happened and that's all. I enjoyed Claire and John talking in bed, and John highlighting how uncommon it is in his time for married people to speak so openly with each other and get to know each other as people, which is something I like to see couples (and other people) do.

The Recap pages for Outlander on TV Tropes Wiki used to be filled in soon after airing, like most popular shows, and now it seems like if I don't make them it doesn't get done.

Rob Cameron found Roger's journal / 'practical guide for time travelers' in the study. Roger tried to claim he was writing a fantasy novel, but Rob didn't buy it. He also read Jamie's letters, which is how he knew Jemmy was the one who knew where the gold was buried.

No need to be sorry, just wondering if I needed to clear something up.