Honeycrisp

That's a great blog WatchrTina thanks so much for posting the link.

Isn't it a little presumptuous for Jamie & Claire to think Frank is sitting around in the future waiting for Claire return and rebuffing all others? Couldn't he at least maybe be having some consolation sex with someone that is verging on something else? Something that might make him less inclined to take back a wife telling a crazy story.You know that expression men don't mourn they replace? Wouldn't the most halfway probable way of explaining how Claire knows the future is because she's gifted with the sight and can see the future? Then and now people on average would probably be more inclined to believe that over a person from the future going back physically into the past. I don't think there will be anything shown about what happened to Fergus in the brothel. There are regulations concerning the sort of scenes minors can be put in and rules about how minors can be depicted onscreen. I doubt the prostitute part of his past will be brought up.

I remember the sex scene between them when Brianne was a baby but nothing else so it is hazy for me. There was a time she loved Frank but that was before she went back in time and saw his face on Black Jack and fell in love with Jamie. Her inability to respond to him sexually as she did before might be one of the reasons he took lovers. His pride might have been hurt if he thought she was only giving him pity fucks or using him as a human vibrator. Or thought she was as the song goes holding him while thinking of someone else.

Frank (book & show) is so boring and creepy to me. The Wakefields aside I found the 40s segment dull for the most part. I hope we will not have to endure a 20th century segment in every episode. I just can't with Frank. I never found it very believable in the books that she stayed married to Frank for years after her return. I think she had already started to outgrow him before she went back in time. Is she going to have an ongoing sexual relationship with him? It was hazy to me in the books whether they returned to having regular marital relations, shared the same bedroom etc. The heroine who can't get pregnant by her husband because he's sterile is a common romance novel trope. I suppose they had Frank knowing he's sterile this early on to make it more believable that he would raise another man's baby as his own( not ever wanting said baby to know the truth). I know book Frank before Clare went missing was opposed to adoption and had no interest in raising a child who wasn't his own blood. I always thought if Clare had not gone back in time this would have been the thing that broke them up along with her outgrowing him and finding life with him stuffy and boring. I don't believe book or show(so far) Frank believes Clare. I don't think he believes she's making it up or willfully lying. I think he thinks something happened to her that was so traumatic or she did something she feels so guilty about her mind has made up this story to keep her from having a complete mental collapse.