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I know most people hate Book William so Charles had his work cut out for him! I have enjoyed every bit of his story onscreen, it was pared down perfectly.

Diana, who is big of ego, was quick to say the idea was hers! Then later, in case viewers don’t like it, she criticizes what the show writers do with it! 🤦🏼‍♀️

Jamie is 57

Diana Gabaldon ( the book’s author) has confirmed that is who it is.

At the dinner she was eating the jellied eel, & scraping off the jelly!

That dinner was just an excuse for Claire to meet historical figures. I loved her expression eating eel🤣. Jamie marking his territory 🤣🤣 William’s face when he was called a groom ( Charles is killing it)! I am not a big fan Diana’s books, but I like her scripts, I kinda loved this episode.

I said out loud for Claire “ oh I knew her husband, the King!” 🥴 The books at this point (7, & 8) are scarce on J&C, with so many other characters’ storylines, & perspectives so the show is following the books. I read them only a few years ago, & Roger, Bree, & William’s current storylines were the most interesting at this point, but then I’ve about had it with this war, & wish Jamie & Claire felt the same.

Having an alias seems like a Jamie Fraser move!

I understand Cesar & Lauren were not available for season 7’s schedule but are returning in season 8, so per the show they are running the printshop in North Carolina ( was it Wilmington? )

He showed what he was hiding (a letter from France) when he went to the camp & talked to the soldier in charge & then Washington.

That smirk was so Claire- Jamie is alive & now she ALIVE! Let the adventures begin again…

When Claire first went she fell into 1743. That is the year Buck was conceived, but obviously Geillis & Dougal were carrying on for years, but not 10!

I have always felt bad for Laoghaire even though she is immature, & a bit crazy. We all know what it is to fall in love with Jamie Fraser & all he sees is Claire!

W still has it, & Stack Tv but they only leave the episodes up for a few weeks at a time.

I agree, Having gone to Scotland myself seeing Lallybroch on screen is extra sweet after seeing it in real life!