Outlander Finale Decoded: Hidden Meaning of Claire’s Dream Escape | OSSA Movies
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- Опубликовано: 22 окт 2024
- Outlander Netflix did it again with the Outlander finale, “Never My Love”!
We’re simply amazed by the attention to detail that clearly went into this episode (mind you, the whole season).
Like Claire Outlander Season 5 dream sequence. Did you spot all the Easter Eggs hidden in the Outlander 5x12 dream? Let’s see!
Which mystery hides behind the Outlander dream sequence song, “Never My Love”?
Wil Jamie Fraser’s love for Claire ever fizzle out?
What inspired the modern house imagined by Claire in her dream?
Watch our video to hear what Outlander Matthew B. Roberts (Outlander showrunner) has to say about this.
And what’s the message behind the orange, according to Toni Graphia, Outlander executive producer?
Did you notice how Claire’s Outlander dreamscape also tie into an earlier season, Outlander “Dragonfly in Amber”. As well as Book 2 in the Outlander novel series!
And which Easter Egg offers a throwback to a Season 2-episode, Outlander “Faith”?
Why that painting looked so much like Fraser’s Ridge Outlander? Also, we share the reasons for Outlander Bree and Roger not appearing in Outlander Claire dreamscape!
All this and more!
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Which hidden detail has blown your mind?
Fergus had his hand, Jocasta could see, and Murtagh was alive.
The fact that Jamie is wearing 18th Century dress in an obvious 1960's setting was weird to me. I finally concluded that it means that she can't take him out of the 1700's both literally and and symbolically.
None of the others are known to be able to time-travel, either, though.
Because that's who she fell in love with.
@@wendyannh yes, I know. Yet Jamie somehow has a connection to the future. He was the Scot Frank ran into in Inverness, and he's able to see fragments of the future in his dreams.
Jessica Hall i took it that Frank saw Jamie’s spirit because they were vacationing in Scotland during Samhain and Mrs. Baird said the spirits were roaming
She always envisions Jamie as her highlander... He was dressed as when she first laid eyes on him.
have you noticed claire whenever shes tending someone who is dying? she always asks the person to imagine happy things, his family, his dreams of what he could be possibly doing if he is not on that state between life and death. and then there's claire, dying, losing hope, hence, the happy imagination.
Yeah, she is always so kind in this way. I swear I sobbed when she gave the tea to Rufus, the slave. It was the kindest thing she could do. When I think about that time period in our history, it just makes me so angry and heartsick.
They missed out the main reason for the car accident that Brianna, Roger and the baby were killed in. Claire had described time travel like being in a bad car accident. So Brianna, Roger and the baby travelling away to a time when they would not be alive at the same time as her (so all dead), and effectively taken away from her in her life due to a bad car accident which that is what she described time travel to be the closet way she could describe it.
Woahhh and she said her parents died in a car crash maybe they were travelers as-well
Woah....witty....
Right! I completely forgot about that one, that's so smart
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Can we please just live in the reality where everyone is alive and happy? Poor Murtagh
I shall always miss Murtagh....I cried when he died.
At least Murtagh made to the new world in this version....
and how handsome is he verra I'd say. 💕
Murtagh's death was the most heartbreaking scene since the episode back in season 2 where Claire is told that Faith died. Being an angel mum myself, that scene was awful to watch as I know how she must have felt. Can't wait for season 6!
@@CraftyWitch1990 What's an angel mum? Cheers.
Jamie also says "You're shaking so bad, it makes my teeth rattle" which was one of the first things he ever said to her in person and in this context makes not a lot of sense since they are inside. I think it's a way for her to feel safe as Jamie has protected her from the cold the first time they met, but never stopped ever since, so he can surly protect her now too. It also makes a nice circle giving a reference to the point her new life started, at the point of her thinking it might end now. That was the thing that stuck out the most to me, since there is not a lot of conversation/people talking to Claire until the police arrives. All in all the dream-scene really is a masterpiece, but I didn't expect anything less from such an amazing show
You forgot to say that Claire's parents were killed in a car accident, so was Frank by the way. So, she is using that to imagine how Brianna and Roger supposedly died.
Good one! I was thinking about the time she compared going through the stones to a car accident and they were supposed to be going back in time during her attack.
Judith N Oh! I had forgotten her parents died that way.
That's the connection I made, also!
@@dianebieganowski2788 Yes, I'm sure, I've seen other comments of other people that made the same connection, maybe because they wanted you to make that connection .
In addition Claire survived a car crash. When she went through the stones the first time the sensation reminded her of that accident.
The rabbit is a symbol used for Bree. Jamie sees it at culloden, Bree's favorite toy is a rabbit and then Claire sees it
Brilliant connection. I believe you are right. Makes perfect sense as it also provides the motivation for Jamie to stay alive after the battle.
It was actually a symbol for their first daughter, hope. If you remember season 3 with the seer, when the seer holds her hand she said that she’s always with, in the battle and other events she was there, and then the seer said “I love you mama, you too papa”
@@aerinxshamy2052 their first daughter was called Faith. Not Hope
That's what I was just going to post!
They also used the song "Run, Rabbit, Run" from the '40s
This ‘dream’/dissociative episode was so well done...this IS what our brain does, even in ‘regular’ dreams....random details - the orange, the rabbit, the abstract of Fraser’s Ridge house (it’s her house, but it’s not real in these moments, it’s abstract) - appear and carry meaning. Well done!
Also with the rabbit, in season 1 Claire was in the room listening to a song. "Run, rabbit, run" just before she goes back to the stones and falls through time when picking flowers.
Maybe a Lewis Carroll reference as well? I’m not a book reader, so don’t know if this detail is from the book, but I’m betting if it was that someone has asked D.G. about it at some point.
Briannas favorite animal is de Rabbit, also can be a reference to her
I never noticed that... wow, good eye (ear) ;)
This is good except the entire tone of the narrator. It sounds like he’s cheerfully listing animals for kids on a zoo tour?
Best episode of the series. Completely haunting and Caitriona Balfe is an impeccable actress
May favorite is the boogie woogy tour
I never cried so hard during this episode...
There is also the wallpaper from Lallybroch😊
Where is that in the dream sequence? Wallpaper was definitely not used in those midcentury modern houses.
@@wendyannh If you see 35:19 min in Never My Love finale, the wall paper from the blue Lairds room on Lallybroch is on the wall in Claires dream.
wendyannh Hi, interior decorator here. Yes it was. Big bold prints. Mostly geometric but the Lallybrook paper is definitely in the late 60’s early 70’s palette. Turquoise.
I didn’t catch that one. Thanks for pointing it out!
Never My Love came out in 1967. This segment is set firmly in the 60s, not the 50s. She is practically a Jacquiline Kennedy twin with that hair and dress. Beautiful, too. I was happy to see Murtagh again.
And with JoCasta! ❤️❤️
I love how you guys just show the completely wrong house that looks nothing like the painting
The painting was not of the cabin however, but of the “Big House”.
Spot on!
the big house?
Agreed!
@@Chloe-hf9ec Yes, they end up building a bigger house, Brianna and Roger were living in the Cabin.
I agree ...that is what I thought as well ...
It was this episode that makes me yearn for the next season. It can’t come soon enough!
I’m right there with you.
If there is a new season remember the virus has shut down every thing
@@faithfultotheend5202 Exactly. The producers said Sept this year and the latest I heard was Jan 2021.
There was also the room in the 60s house that had the same wall paper as the Laird's bed chamber at Lallybroch.
I love that she finally had a vase.
actually she did receive a tiny vase with flowers when she went to LBroch a lady gave it to her as a gift ...I think she really looked at it and thought about it ...( on the payment day )
Fergus has his hand in the dream sequence.
Yes🥺🥺🥺
c0ronariu5 And Jocasta isn’t blind.
All of THAT was intended from the writers! ~ I saw a documentary about this final episode from the producers, explaining this special scene!
Why was the ceiling leaking in Claire's dream
@@lillianbradley2411
Its probably that one episode where they needed to get the tenure of the twins. Where the Master had a stroke and his filth is dripping through the floorboards
The 2 policemen who came to the door were the same 2 actors who portrayed Lionel Brown and Hodgepile, 2 of her captors.
I think I and even any other woman would picture something very similar. Seeing Jamie all handsome and young and brooding like we saw him in season 1, seeing all other family members around the table in modern clothes, wearing our fav color, in our fav home, everything exactly the way we want, but simultaneously a deep dark fear of losing someone we love.... I dont think Claire would pick Jamie over her daughter, its her fear of losing them because she was worried about their travel. I have had nightmares about losing my family, even though I am not really close to my parents.
I hope that in season 6 all of they will travel to future, be safe and happy. It'll be quite funny to watch how Jamie and Young Ian are doing in future...
(PS. I can't wait to know why was Jamie staring at Claire's window at the beginning)
So that was Jaimie hmm 🤔
It's refreshing to see a comment from someone who hasn't read the books and doesn't know what's coming!
I'd love for "Faith" to be the bunny :)
The painting was of the big house on Fraser’s Ridge, not the little cabin they gave to. Red and Roger.
Dragonfly in amber cannot move - Claire said that in season two when she remembered event from WWII: she was lying in the ditch while hearing dying soldiers. She couldn't do anything or even move - like dragonfly in amber. She didn't want to feel like that anymore, powerless and alone
Bree's, Roger's and Jemmy's absence and car crash in the 60's also represents to me the future has dangers as well, and they might very well be safe in the past with the family
The point of the daydream is that Claire is Dissociating. She thinks of a worse tragedy than the one she is experiencing, which would be if she lost Brianna, Roger, and Jemmy and could never see them again. This worse tragedy thought sequence is what is getting her through the gang rape she just endured. It is a survivor mentality, that things could yet be worse. Also, at the same time, she floods her mind with happy thoughts and memories of being with family and friends, everyone being healed and whole, living in a modern home, with modern comforts, and having a Thanksgiving dinner, which may have been her favorite holiday meal. Those would be her joys and wishes.
I thought that also we all have our defenses buried and to get us through such a traumatic event all Claire was doing was using her defenses to survive this traima
I think that Claire saw Jamie in 18th century clothes and he was the only one cause he's the only reason holding her in that time. He can't time travel with her, and that's the reason why she can't go with Bree, Roger and the baby, cause she don't want to leave him. That part of the family appears as dead cause she mourns her lost cause she knows that she won't see them alive again (or maybe not).
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I love the symbolic Orange as it’s my favourite fruit & colour, my nickname is Rabbit, so it really meant something as I was watching, my husband now calls me Rabbitnach!
As Jane Wolfe pointed out, Claire’s parents died in a car crash as did Frank.
I mentioned the same thing😅.
There's the mention of bree having a rabbit plush toy when little too...
Me gusta muchísimo está Irlandesa caitriona
yes! and in episode 1 season 1 the radio is on while claire and frank talk and the song goes "run rabbit run". In episode two she starts humming it too.
Never My Love was by far the most dramatic and disturbing episode of the entire Outlander series! It was so painful and outrageous to watch the brutality suffered by the kind and gentle Claire, as she plunges into the escape of a dream listening to her 60s love hit, the unforgettable Never My Love, a beautiful song that symbolizes what really matters to a woman like her: being loved and protected by the man she loves so much, while being surrounded by all her loved ones in a friendly and peaceful home. They were the last, happy thoughts of Claire, almost without hope, totally defenseless in the face of the cruel and deadly abuse of her captors, from which she was miraculously rescued, after finally being overpowered and killed by Jamie, Ian, Fergus and friends. Caitríona Balfe's performance was sublime and deserved an Emmy! She made us think that so many helpless women died in similar circumstances, with no savior to rescue them, alas! Last but not least, I will never listen to Never My Love the same way! I will always be remembered for Caitríona Balfe's remarkable performance, who portrayed Claire's dream of being happy and delivering happiness to her loved ones, even though she suffered almost to the point of death. Divine and redemptive!
The dream sequence is an ideal version of the their family, Murtagh is alive Jocasta has her eyes , Fergus has both hands , he and Marsali have but one kid , Marsali is not always pregnant, Jamie is relaxed not over protective the way he is and simply lets Claire have fun , all the hardships of the past is symbolized as a painting beautiful and remote something to admire but not personal. Then we notice other things Ian is in uniform so there is a war going on somewhere and maybe it never reaches their doorsteps but it showcases that we haven’t learned from the past , violence is still a great part of our nature, then Claire is informed that her daughter her son in law and her grandchild are dead , dead because of an accident, safe as we might be in our present time our delusions of safety can be shattered by something very simple as accident, then the dream shifts a bit Claire sees one her attackers as part of dinner party ( symbolizing that death danger and uncertainty are part of our life ) then Jamie comes to her and tells her not worry they have each other, in face of death and danger we find comfort in our loved ones .
I must confess the last season was not my favorite. Still love the first two seasons best. I like the 10 points, but you need to watch those boards you put up. One section of a sentence was broken off to try to be one on its own. Miss the show so much right now!
The last season wasn't loyal to the book unlike the first three. İ loved the first three as İve read the book. But the tv adaptation is good too
I’ve read the comments about the water dripping from the ceiling. Some were very interesting and had not occurred to me...but, I always thought it was connected to the blood- or bodily fluids- that Clair saw dripping from the ceiling in the episode “Free Will”. It was when Fanny’s husband was lying on the second floor dying, being tortured, and no one to help him. Could that be why she would think of that? Although...he was a terrible human being who deserved what he got!
He was also an abuser of his wives and had killed several before Fanny. She told Claire where they were buried.
God, it was so difficult to watch this episode. I did not expect that much of brutality towards Claire. The way they have shot it was marvellous and of course Cat's acting...
You missed some. The wallpaper in the hall was the same as the lairds bedroom at Lollybrock, Murtogh’s pants are polyester tartan design and he lives, Furgus has two arms, and Jamie’s aunt Jocasta can see. The two police that come to the door are two of the men that took her, and someone said the goblets were the same as at Castle Leoch. Roger and Bree weren’t there obviously, but the police telling her of the crash was because she was worried about them traveling through the stones. I’m sure there’s more that I forget. I think you could have done a better job.
how about you do one then
Good point about the crash and Claire’s worry about them traveling through the stones.
No need to snark at the poster. There are many of these videos out there, and other layers of meaning and associated say,BP Lim’s are always popping up. No one appears to have caught them all.
Fergus always did have two arms; it was just his *hand* that the British soldiers chopped off.
As for the absence of Brianna and Roger.. I do think that it's about safety. All of them wanted Brianna, Roger and Jemmy be safe, and they had long discussions about it. So this shows that none of the worlds - neither past, nor future - are safe enough
That episode left me heartbroken for claire, 😭
This guy is way too cheery when talking about all this. It's kind of disturbing.
lmao
Very annoying. He sounds like he's talking to people who are either very stupid or very young.
Isn't it weird how the cop informing Claire of the accident is actually Lionel?
I think it was two of the men who were with Lionel during the assault
Yes, and Lionel is also sitting at the dinner table and his reflection appears in the window that Jaime and Claire are standing in front of as Jaime is providing Claire a comforting embrace...creepy.
Didn't notice that! I do know that we only dream of people we've seen before or know. Like the strangers in our dreams, we've seen these people before even if our memory doesn't recall. Ever since I learned abt this, when dreaming, I try to be more aware of the stranger bc I wanna try & remember where I've seen them before.
@@wildwaning9427😊
The wallpaper in the house takes Claire back to Lallybroch and the Laird’s bedroom. A place of safety and family.
These writers are extremely talented!
Jus one writet...Diana Gabaldon
I thought she was dreaming that because she always says that it’s safer in her time, so everyone that she loves would be safe, alive and all well, if they were in the 1900s, but then the reality would hit that there are still dangers in that time, like car crashes, and that she could lose people even closer to her. Ending up making her realize that she is better in the 1700s after all.
Thanks for explaining the symbolism here. Fascinating stuff. I interpreted the accident with Brianna and Roger as a premonition and that they were saved from this when the were returned back through the stones to the past rather than went to their own time.
I had seen every episode except the season finale. Went back and watched it tonight. Wow
The red dress represents danger. That was told in an interview
Red is also the color of power and strength - and that Claire has in spades.
The red dress in Versailles was so revealing I think that explanation makes more sense, an extremely provocative dress would not be empowering in the context of being gang raped. And it's interesting this dress is much more modest.
There was a old microscope on the desk, one room had the same tapestry print as their room at Lallybroch..
I thought I was the only one that saw the microscope 🎉
If everyone could just time travel. Claire would be like 'Okay, let's celebrate Christmas in 1960 and be back after a week into 1700's.
Also remember that is how Claire's parents died, in a car crash. That was why she was raised by her Uncle Lamb.
I said the same thing. And while I was saying it, I remembered, that Frank died in a car accident as well.
unless they too travelled in time somewhere else? just as Roger's dad "disappeared" but they told him his dad died in a plane crash (which isn't true). i'm still hoping we'll hear more about them. if tt is genetic then her parents (at least one) could def travel.
Brianna also has a stuffed rabbit when she was little, that was mentioned as well
Been a long time since watching Outlander. Beautiful series. 🎵🌌⏳
this is the first time i'm watching an interpretation of that episode since i watched it. i personally thought she was imagining them all in the future because despite all the bad things that happened to her in the 18th century, she was currently enduring the worst one yet and thought how different everything would have been if only she had met jamie in her own time. that something like the rape might not have happened to her and they could have had a happier and more peaceful life together with their loved ones. but that the terrible news of bree and roger dying in a car accident reminded her of the dangers of the modern times and that life in the 60s had its own disadvantages.
Season 5 needs to be on Netflix, cuz to me it’s easier to watch then on the STARZ app
I bought season five through Sony right after the last episode last year ...so I wouldn't have to join anything ... I wanted to do that as well with men in kilts but can't seem to find that option . But I have seasons one through 4 on Netflix and then five I watch on demand. ( through Sony ) it wasn't very much an episode I think 1.99 I think by Outlander being on Netflix it opened a whole new world for them .
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The dream house resembles the house where Gillian and her husband lived (1968).
That’s a good point. Kinda creepy in this context, though, so...
That was my thought too!
Jamie will never gonna stop loving Claire, they belong together since Jamie's ghost was looking at Claire! They belong together!
So agreed
So Claire's Mother and Father died in a car crash, the painting isn't of the first home build, but of their large home. The orange is a very stronger point of view where Claire is saying you may of taken little from me, but you will WILL NEVER TAKE MY DIGNITY FROM ME. As for MURTAGH PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE WHAT CAN I SAY BUT PLEASE BRING HIM BACK, PLEASE😭😭💔💔😭💔😭💔😭💔😭💔😭💔😭! The show is not the show without him.
I loved Murtagh. But when shows bring dead characters back just because fans like them, the death looses meaning and impact. Just like in Supernatural, where literally NO ONE ever dies, even though they die a thousand times. Eventually you don't even care anymore, no matter which character dies. Because you're just like "Whatever, they'll be back soon".
I skip a lot of the scenes here, it’s just so graphic that I can’t watch it, same with the other episodes with rape on it
It's so hard to watch. I probably won't ever watch this episode again. Same with Jamie's rape. I have to skip the scenes.
@@frankelder1158 Yep! Skipped through Jamie's scenes...
@@wildwaning9427 It's such a good episode that it's a shame not to watch the whole thing!
@@frankelder1158 You're right! I've watched most of the episode...it's just one or two scenes that I forwarded through. But dang if Jamie hasn't been tortured through out parts of the series...poor guy always putting his life on the line for those he luv.
Lmao I jus leave the room n go make food 💀
Another Easter Egg: anyone see Lionel Brown approaching the window J & C were standing at looking at the rain(10.45), then he's at the dining table beside Jocasta raising a toast in a tankard to J (13.05) before appearing as the officer who tells C Bree, Roger & Jemmy died in the car crash (14.25)?
Yes, everyone seen and noticed. It was not much of an egg
Also, those were the times we saw the leaking ceiling. LL and reality were seeping into her sanctuary.
A very rotten Easter Egg.
One of my favorite songs of all time.
The orange was the one I was most curious about. Okay, makes sense although King Louie “offered” the orange to Claire. Always enjoy your videos 👍🏽
He offered it at the beginning, yes, as a gift. However, after having to make the decision in the Star Chamber and then passively letting the King have his way with her, *she* picked up the orange and walked out with her head held high.
The orange was offered by King Louis XV as a symbol of his mercy. In addition he asks Claire to do him the favor of assisting in the judgement of the Count and Maistre Raymond, which she does. Instead of wishing for the death of the Count, which he richly deserves for trying to poison Claire and her unborn child, she asks for mercy for him (as Jesus directed the recipients of mercy must also do.) She has received..or will receive mercy for Jaimie..from the King, so she generously forgives the Count and wishes that he may live. That the Count dies is mostly attributable to Maistre Raymond's slight of hand when he adds the death inducing poison to the cup to which Claire had only applied the not death-inducing Bitter Cascara. That the King still demands that Claire lie with him in addition to the favor she granted him, shows the King still expects payment for his gift of mercy. No wonder Claire resentfully picks up the orange, the symbol of mercy, on her way out of the King's bedchamber. She has shown true mercy with no expectation of reward or recompense. The King has not. She therefore exits with her true dignity intact..her facial expression directed at the King reflects her disappointment at his tainted gift of mercy and further strengthens her forgiveness of Jamie for the death of Faith showing that she is the true recipient of mercy in that she extends it completely to others instead of seeking retribution as the King has done to her. This holds true for her continued acts of mercy toward others in her medical treatments, perhaps most powerfully seen with Lionel Brown when she instructs Marsali to inject healing medicine through the syringe. Of course, Marsali hasn't experienced Claire's life changing experience and she kills him. This was a most powerful and many-layered symbol put to much thought provoking good use by the talented writers and directors of the Outlander episode 13 of Season 5. Brilliant work by all and so well done!
AnneK wow, thank you for putting that into words!
@@annek5013 Beautiful exposition.
How about Jamie!! He appears young again!!!
8:01 Wow, great perspective, I was trying to figure that and I didn't think about it like that.
Nothing about the water dripping from the ceiling?
I think that was reality trying to drip, drip, drip into her consciousness. It was an annoying, steady, drip threatening to draw her back. I think it was a real detail from the rape as she was tied up under a tree and the leaves were dripping onto her.
Maybe symbolizing a 'crack in time'?
I also wondered about the water dripping from the ceiling.
I thought of the cabin with the stroke victim's fluids leaking through the ceiling. He
abused and eventually killed several wives. I think it might reference the evil men do to women. Also, Jamie gave the man a mercy killing. In this episode he orders a merciless killing. Kill them all.
I cried like a baby...😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
In 8'14" we can see an object behind of Claire that has a form of a
Monstrance which reminds us from the episode 5 (season 5). That episode begins with Claire in the church making an adoration, probably because Graham Menzies reminded her that he couldn't leave Jesus in the Monstrance alone.
Excellent observation!
Thanks for the video! It was AWESOME to see all these references
We need season 6 on Netflix please 😘
YES!!!! that would be wonderful but I am sure STARZ won't give that up for a long time ...not even season 5 yet ...I would love men in kilts on Netflix too!
Notice the orange that she picks up and this dream world ends as if she walked away from it. It's the same fruit she picked up when she walked away from the King after he had his way with her.
He gave it to her, did the deed, she took it with her when done... You don't leave behind something the king gave you, it would be an insult.
Ian's uniform shows he has served in Vietnam. He has a Combat Infantry Badge over his ribbons and since Vietnam was the only war America was in during the sixties it has to be that. He is still a warrior even in the future.
The crew cut hair of the 1960s Viet Nam era soldier version of Ian on Thanksgiving furlough visiting his family with only a little bit of hair on top and basically bald on the side is reminiscent of the close cut hair style of the Mohawk male warrior that he adapted when he lived with them and joined their tribe.
She escaped from memories at this difficult moment for her
When Frank beat the conman he uses a black jack to do so. I see this as Black Jack Randle's personality coming through the generations even though he is not really directly related.
Also when Cait told Tobias she was pregnant with another mans child I thought he was demonstrating characteristics of black Jack Randall passed down through the generations to Frank Frank balled up his fist and stood over Claire like he was trying with everything he had not to kill her Frank knew he was sterile but never did tell Claire😡
BTW- Claire’s parents died in a car crash.
or did they? Rogers dad died in a plane crash, but actually he didn't. He time travelled. He died in the underground during the Blitz saving Roger.
This season they changed everything especially about Bonnet liked that her books are done but sad they changed it that was one thing Diana wanted not to change anything
There is the microscope, that symbolizes her passion for medicine
Where is that in the dream sequence? I don’t recall seeing it.
@@wendyannh It's sitting on a desk
What was the leak? Symbolic of her assault leaking into her consciousness during the dreamscape?
Only 5 season .. we will never know about this "Scott gosht" that Frank met...
Actually the author says that this will be addressed in the last book. No telling on if it will be addressed in the show. She does say that it is Jamie's ghost.
@@kimmyjgandy Jamie's ghost,and Claire dies probably in the last book
I thought it was Jamie
I was thinking that her premonition maybe was a way of telling that she was going to figure out a way to travel through time and collect the people she cared about and take them into the future with her. And who knows this may very well be the way the story ends with Claire going back into time and collecting the ones she cares about and taking them to her time.
Not likely in Jamie’s case, since in both books and the series it is established that he does not have the time traveling gene and cannot join her in the 20th century.
Qué pena qué no entienda nada!! Soy española y no sé hablar inglés!! Soy una enamorada de la serie y de los personajes principales !! Son fantásticos insuperables y con un amor sin fin!! Me encantan!! Por favor traducción español!!
the king GAVE Claire that orange, she didn't take it out of defiance
Who said she did? In the series she took it. He offered it and she took it.
@@jeffsanchez2086 I guess you didn't watch or listen to this video you're commenting on...because the narrator SAID Claire took the orange out of defiance. I swear, people sure act as if I make stuff up.
Yes he gave her the orange, she first put it on the table to follow the king, then she leaves and take the orange, to show that she is still strong after being obliged to let the king have his way with her. It's like, ok you raped me, but I will still take that Orange because it was a gift and I'm a lady, not being diminished by what you did to me, I still have my dignity. The king raped her, so no wonder she sees the orange in the place she went when being raped by all those creeps. It's a symbol that she survived the rape of the king and she will survive this one. That's how i understand it.
Carolighworker he didn’t rape her. She knew that the King expected payment. She was told that he would expect to sleep with her. Even though she found the act distasteful, she did it to save Jamie.
Carolighworker He didn’t rape her though. Jamie was to be killed had she not done what she’d done. Unlike Jamie she acted as one would when forced into sex to save a family members life. Both could have let their love ones die if they hadn’t done what they did. One just really really liked it 😜😜, while the other looked as one would if the person they were forced to have sex with had threatened to kill your family. Disgusted and humiliated. Not cuddling and doing it over and over and over. But yes she took the orange as a last minute screw you, you didn’t break me. It was awesome 😎
There is no meaning.. She just escapes the reality by imagining a happy life and her bigest fear
What a totally brilliant episode.
I did not notice the vase... I agree with fellow commenters that the painting is of their bigger house on the ridge.
I always thought that the vase represented "mundane life" to Claire but with the turn off the events she might yearn for that mundane. She always liked simple things and simple living.
Can't wait for the new season os it available on Netflix im. Having withdrawels by far the best story ever
don't worry season 5 is the worst
I think the ending symbolises the fact that they think it may be safer for bree in the future when in fact the future repeats and also has just as much threats. And also there is a much higher purpose for them also being aloud to travel.
Just like jaymi states there is what is and what is done. That was what I took away from the last bit.
Still trying to figure out the leaks and drips from the ceiling.
Wasn’t that because while she’s being attacked, water drips on her from like a branch? It seemed to me like a bleed over between reality and her dissociation.
I see is as claire see that inside there happy ridge there are more danger to come while family having fun she portrayed she enjoying it too for sake of them to enjoy the moment. That's why when she was watching them having fun in real time she said that every one should have fun because we don't know what else to come and then her and Jamie look at the thunderstorm stopping them from having fun.
Sound of dripping water was preceeding someone's death in Scottish folklore IIRC. Also, Jamie fixed a leaking room in one of the houses they lived in. It might reflect that Claire's dream escape is about to crumble or that she is afraid of dying ( in the books she was suffocating with her own vomit with mouth gag too tight)
@@Illumnia548 I didn't know that aspect of Scottish folklore. Thank you.
Wow her voice sounds so young in that blue vase scene
Необыкновенно талантливая, харизматичная пара. Клер очаровательна.
An unusually talented, charismatic couple. Claire is adorable.
The blue vase would more represent Claire and Frank's life, as she was married to him at the time, and it was the beginning of their new found relationship. I don't think it has anything to do with Jamie.
Claire longed for a vase in a store window. But her first vase was not with Frank. Claire received a blue vase full of flowers in the receiving line on Quarter Day at Lallybroch. Also, the mantle in their Lallybroch bedroom had several blue vases on it. Claire initially longed for a home symbolized by the vase, but did not find it with Frank. She found it with Jamie.
@@lynda.grace.14 yes exactly ....xoxo
I have a qestion, maybe there is someone who knows that. In first season, the night before Claire went to the past by stone circle, there was someone looking at her in the night when she was at the hotel. He was dressed like Scotish Highlander. And when Frank was at the police, there was a picture of James Freser, in my opinion. I don't know why, because Jamie didn't travel through the time. (I am not an English native, so if my sentences are not properly folded, please write how it can be better written, thanks :) )
As I understood (I've read other discussions), it was not real Jamie, it was his ghost. It somehow will be clear later, maybe, in the last episodes.
Either Jamie had died, and his ghost traveled back to before they met so as to draw her to him to come to him in his time as was meant to be, or he is one who has a different ability of being able to astrally project himself into other times and places when dreaming or somewhat unconscious. The self that appeared to Frank Randall looked to be from about the time Jamie fought at Culloden. Maybe he was dreaming or semi-conscious and wounded after being defeated in the battle there or knew he was about to die and longed to live and have a loved one in his life who would motivate him to survive and who would bring him happiness. He had spent his young life either in hiding from the Redcoats or fighting for others and in self-sacrifice and never had much of a happy life for himself.
In scenes in later seasons after Culloden, Jamie observed the rabbit romping around the battle field, often associated as an scenic Easter Egg representing Claire, then followed by an angelic version of Claire in a glowing and shiny white gown appearing walking toward him as God’s symbolic answer to his dying prayer coming to be with him soon and to change his life for the better.
After that, his astrally-projecting self or a ghost in Jamie’s ideal form appeared in front of Frank Randall at the Inverness Cross underneath the window of the B&B where 1940’s Claire could be clearly observed under the electric light of the bathroom struggling to comb her unruly hair. This was after the prediction by the Reverend’s housekeeper of Claire having a split marriage line on her palm as a foreshadowing of her time travel. Perhaps Frank was supposed to closely observe the spectral or astrally projected Jamie to get a glimpse of his temporal rival. Perhaps this prepared Frank in a ghostly premonition of his wife’s future for her mysterious disappearance at the Craig Na Dun Stones. Frank and Jamie would be rivals for possession of Claire or for Claire’s love as his ancestor Black Jack Randall and Jamie would be. Time, space, and perhaps the Almighty work in mysterious ways in the 4th Dimension, even though we humans are mostly trapped in the 3rd Dimension that we are more familiar with.
Whoa, such a big answer! That makes sense, thanks a lot! :) @@jgrafx
Anyone can give me a clue who was that man under the window watching Clair in Season 1 Ep.1? He looked like Jamie. What was the purpose of him appearing earlier? Was it a sign of her future destiny ?
We still don’t know that. That is the only reason I still watch outlander. But recently I saw some teories about it. One of them says that when claire and jamie dies in the past. They are together until claire reborn in the 1900s) then she born again grow up marry frank all these times jamie’s ghost watches claire and waits for the day she will die. So their ghosts,souls can be together again. So probably jamie’s ghost is the one who is watching claire under the window. (Btw sorry about my grammar mistakes)
It’s Jaime, Diana Gabaldon has said this.
LOVE THE MID CENTURY MODERN HOUSE IS SO PRETTY
I think that the reason Brianna, Roger and the baby couldn't go back in time it's because they all had to think about being in the future and since the baby only had memories about the time where he was in these is why the 3 of them ended staying in the 1770. 🙃
Catriona is so nice with long and curly hair ,she is sooo much better
Anyone know why the roof on the 60s house was leaking? There was a small leak that they kept on going back to. That's not been mentioned here.
Sound of dripping water was preceeding someone's death in Scottish folklore IIRC. Also, Jamie fixed a leaking room in one of the houses they lived in. It might reflect that Claire's dream escape is about to crumble or that she is afraid of dying ( in the books she was suffocating with her own vomit with mouth gag too tight)
The car crash could be a link to how Frank died and her loss.
Maybe - except that that crash and Frank’s resulting death are what freed her to look into what had happened to Jamie, and to return to him. She didn’t love Frank any more at that point, so his death was really not a big loss to her.
All of this is clearer if you've read the books.