Their parents have been calling Henri-Christian a disgrace of God. It turns out that the kids convinced Germain to put his “demonic” baby brother into a basket to get rid of him. It’s unclear what’s going on until Roger (Richard Rankin) notices the baby in the basket and realizes it is Henri-Christian. Henri-Christian faces a dark future in OutlanderĪt the start of the episode, we see a group of kids (including Fergus and Marsali’s son Germain) watching a baby in a basket float down a river. I haven’t read the books so I am unclear on where his journey takes him, but there are some changes happening, and I’m here for it.Īnd on that note, let’s get into the major moments from this week’s episode of Outlander, “Temperance.” SPOILERS follow below! There’s an interesting dynamic developing between Thomas and Claire, and I suspect it’s somehow turning him into a nicer person. However, she’s busy tending to Thomas Christie (Mark Lewis Jones), who is in need of hand surgery. More on exactly why later!Įlsewhere in Outlander, Claire (Caitriona Balfe) continues to struggle with her inner demons. But Fergus blames himself for Henri-Christian being born a dwarf. In this time period, babies that weren’t born “normal” were viewed as a punishment from God or as a result of witchcraft or demonic interference. During last week’s episode, Marsali (Lauren Lyle) gave birth to their child, but to everyone’s surprise, he was born a dwarf. It focuses primarily on Fergus (César Domboy) as he tried to come to terms with the birth of his son.
This week’s episode of Outlander had a somber, bittersweet flair to it. By Ariba Bhuvad 5 months ago Follow Tweet
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