I just keep reminding myself, at least it wasn’t ALL their years & they’re so lucky to be in each other’s lives again let alone to have ever met one another with 200 years apart between them at all...
It was just so weird one second she was in 1746 and then .....when she says "He was gone they were all gone" and you knew they had been dea for 200 years. Just so weird and sad!!
I cried my eyes out in this episode. The notion of it all being lost and the time gone by, and all of them gone...The feeling of loss and grief. I thought they cannot have this be how it all plays out, she must go back.
I cried my eyes out when I saw this scene. The acting was so over the top great that I felt like I was in Claire's place experiencing what she was feeling at that moment. Why they would give the best leading lady award to a so so actress that plays Super Girl on TV instead of giving the award to Cait Balf has got to have the WORST taste in the world. Plus it's a kid's show so you don't need to be able to act. In fact anyone could act in that role. But it takes lots of talent and experience for a person to do a great job in acting in a role in such a serious role as Outlander to pull off what Cait and Sam pull off in every scene all the time. I think they had better fire the person in charge of judging for the awards.
Alternative: 1:30 When she says "Jamie I", Jamie turns up and is like you what?.... Would have made a good scene however it would mean we wouldn't get the amazing episodes after this one. That's all have a nice day
the author was a bit harsh separating them for 20 damn years 😅 but Claire made a promise to Frank to never tell Brianna about Jamie not until Frank dies, and he died 18 years later…Clair was keeping status quo with their family for so long to raise Bree but erhh…still so damn long I bawled!
It was actually for the best cause in the book she said it was a high risk pregnancy and jamie would of ended up loosing both.i gather that's why faith didn't make it😕
Until 1973 alcohol wasn't linked to birth defects. Claire already could tell something was wrong towards the middle of her first pregnancy. It was still really tragic though.
But not really. Frank had asked Rev Wakefield to put it there because he suspected that Claire would return to Scotland and see it thus setting her up to return to the past.
That’s not the original stone, I’ve just compared it with pictures I took at Culloden yesterday. They’ve been all around Scotland filming, but couldn’t use the actual stone🤷🏽♂️
What the F!!! Scottish IS British!! I don't know what you mean by British because British could mean N.Irish, Scottish, Welsh and English, what one is it? Stop being Ignorant!
@@drrd4127with all due respect, it would have been more beneficial to correct me on my mistake and leave it there than presume I was being ignorant, my comment has been corrected thank you.
@@xnonameelax don't worry they are people who think they are superior and can humiliate you for not knowing a thing, whether you are English or British you like Scottish culture and that is what matters
The truth is that Claire became the typical and obedient wife she never wanted to be. Yes, she became a doctor, but that was the only revolutionary thing she did in that period of her life. she obeyed Frank in everything else and that wasn't the Claire we met in the eighteenth century. She asked for a divorce, but she never fought for divorce. If Frank doesn't decide otherwise, she would still be married to him and would never have investigated what happened to Jamie. Her punishment is all the fear and insecurity she feels when realizes that Jamie has spent 20 years alive and could have fallen in love with someone else.
@@liol3409 i agree with you, but i'm pretty sure claire knew that she had no way but being there for bree and that she needed both financial help and fatherly help to raise bree
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Who else cried for Claire and Jaimie and the 20 years theyve lost?
I just keep reminding myself, at least it wasn’t ALL their years & they’re so lucky to be in each other’s lives again let alone to have ever met one another with 200 years apart between them at all...
I did
@Cohen Graham so what interesting things did you find out?
This made me cry do much
I did I cried so much when I thought he really did died i
It was just so weird one second she was in 1746 and then .....when she says "He was gone they were all gone" and you knew they had been dea for 200 years. Just so weird and sad!!
"It takes my breath away, because I see you" *tears!
Caitriona Balfe is absolutely amazing! Love her so much
I cried my eyes out in this episode. The notion of it all being lost and the time gone by, and all of them gone...The feeling of loss and grief. I thought they cannot have this be how it all plays out, she must go back.
"It takes my breath away because I see you" 💔💔💔😭😭😢😢
I'm not crying. You're crying.
This is such a deep and heartfelt moment, and I can't look away from that eye shadow job...
Well it was the 60s
It was the style of the time.
I actually love the eyeshadow
Great. Now I can’t see anything else. Thanks for that.
I cried my eyes out when I saw this scene. The acting was so over the top great that I felt like I was in Claire's place experiencing what she was feeling at that moment. Why they would give the best leading lady award to a so so actress that plays Super Girl on TV instead of giving the award to Cait Balf has got to have the WORST taste in the world. Plus it's a kid's show so you don't need to be able to act. In fact anyone could act in that role. But it takes lots of talent and experience for a person to do a great job in acting in a role in such a serious role as Outlander to pull off what Cait and Sam pull off in every scene all the time. I think they had better fire the person in charge of judging for the awards.
Even after seeing the 3rd season, going back to watch this still gets me choked up!
Yes, the tears are flowing! Fabulous acting. She deserves an award!
Alternative: 1:30 When she says "Jamie I", Jamie turns up and is like you what?.... Would have made a good scene however it would mean we wouldn't get the amazing episodes after this one. That's all have a nice day
I wish it wasn’t 20 years. That was so long. :(
the author was a bit harsh separating them for 20 damn years 😅 but Claire made a promise to Frank to never tell Brianna about Jamie not until Frank dies, and he died 18 years later…Clair was keeping status quo with their family for so long to raise Bree but erhh…still so damn long I bawled!
A beautiful scene and very sad at the same time squeezing tears. She was convinced that her lover had died at Culoden.
No violence in this scene and yet I'm the one in pain.
Proud Fraser here.
What a way to love
I just visited Culloden Moore. As you'd expect, it was a very somber place.
@@mr.aldini6801 god, i wish i could t
It was actually for the best cause in the book she said it was a high risk pregnancy and jamie would of ended up loosing both.i gather that's why faith didn't make it😕
Faith didn't make it cuz of he drinking! Claire used to have a lot of alcohol in her system while pregnant!
+Ella I yup that's for sure and the fact she stressed herself by rushing to the dueling😕
+Ella I OH MY GOSH YES. When I was reading the book, I winced every single time Claire mentioned she took a drink.
Until 1973 alcohol wasn't linked to birth defects. Claire already could tell something was wrong towards the middle of her first pregnancy. It was still really tragic though.
@@lukesguywalker I winced everytime she took a drink in the show as well 😬 she drank a couple of times with Bree as well
I think she looks like Barbara Streisand in her 1960s life
in the books she finds his grave 😭😭😭
But not really. Frank had asked Rev Wakefield to put it there because he suspected that Claire would return to Scotland and see it thus setting her up to return to the past.
Det er så skønt at se denne serie. Jeg elsker den....
I’m not crying my eyes are sweating
Claire was one of the highest women in the Fraser clan and was respected by the Mackenzie clan too
Amazing actress.
thank you for uploading these!
welcome N :)
Ella I
Ms. Balfe could play Jacqueline Bouvier/Kennedy/Onassis.
Prachtige episode ik heb heel erg gehuild wat n actrice geweldig🥰❤
this episode is the saddest of all
Oh my gosh there will never be another Outlander
I've been there... 🖤
I cried when I thought Jamie died
Very touching
I've been there, the area feels weird
That’s not the original stone, I’ve just compared it with pictures I took at Culloden yesterday. They’ve been all around Scotland filming, but couldn’t use the actual stone🤷🏽♂️
i’m english but i love the scottish culture, i’d love to visit one day!
What the F!!! Scottish IS British!! I don't know what you mean by British because British could mean N.Irish, Scottish, Welsh and English, what one is it? Stop being Ignorant!
@@drrd4127with all due respect, it would have been more beneficial to correct me on my mistake and leave it there than presume I was being ignorant, my comment has been corrected thank you.
@@xnonameelax don't worry they are people who think they are superior and can humiliate you for not knowing a thing, whether you are English or British you like Scottish culture and that is what matters
@@drrd4127 Bravo, did you feel erudite enough? Zzzzz
Ok now I have to rewatch the show because I don’t remember this scene.
linda frank I’m male and I have watched it twice. I don’t care I love this show.
Me neither
That wig was not doin it for her lol, but she’s amazing, and this scene was very well acted. I just wish they had chosen a different wig.
Look forward to see when they will meet again past 20 years. Come soon april 2017.
Carla Manita try September 10 2017
Outander, det er bare sådan en smuk serie, jeg elsker den.
Esse capítulo na Netflix não encontro!!!
Her body might be buried there too
Please someone help because I have bought season 3 on dvd and this episode isn't on .... why ?
Louise Thompson This is from the Season 2 finale. The episode is called Dragonfly in Amber.
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I dont believe you claire!!!.... it was easy to find out that he survived!! how come you didnt search more??!!! those 20 years SHOULD NOT HAPPEN!!!!!!
cause she was raising brianna i think she waited til there child reach the age of adult before she wanted to get back to jamie she put her kid first
Because she made a deal with frank not to search for him...but why would she think he was alive they both were certain he was going to die..
The truth is that Claire became the typical and obedient wife she never wanted to be. Yes, she became a doctor, but that was the only revolutionary thing she did in that period of her life. she obeyed Frank in everything else and that wasn't the Claire we met in the eighteenth century. She asked for a divorce, but she never fought for divorce. If Frank doesn't decide otherwise, she would still be married to him and would never have investigated what happened to Jamie. Her punishment is all the fear and insecurity she feels when realizes that Jamie has spent 20 years alive and could have fallen in love with someone else.
Because the death of James looked very obvious also beside having a daughter to raise she had in mind that she won't spend her life chasing a ghost
@@liol3409 i agree with you, but i'm pretty sure claire knew that she had no way but being there for bree and that she needed both financial help and fatherly help to raise bree
What's Jamie's fathers name?
eleanor mills, “Brian”.
@@chandlerdempsey8412 thankyouX
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Hated this scene.