Oh can you make video with all Claire's dresses?

😅😅😅 For the sake the show they made Claire a lot more... for the lack of a better word _stupid. And I think that is usually the case for most Tv shows 😅. Claire in the show is always suprised by things she kinda already knows. Acts on something without a plan and always counts on Jamie to clean up her mess. She makes rush, not thought over decisions and her temper always gets her in trouble. Now, I am well aware that Claire is a human ,therefore she has faults. But the show sometimes can be over the top to create DRAMA. In the books( I don't know maybe it's because we can hear her thoughts ) she's stubborn but she almost always keeps her cool when she knows can't allow herself to lose it. While she just like Jamie is very opinonated and prone to defend her rights she is SMARTER about it.

In book Jamie is more rattled by slavery, in show its Claire who is more upset and doesn’t want to stay in River run !

I liked the way book-Claire handled the entire slave-issue much more. I was so relieved when I read the book and Claire just had the common sense that she ought to have after more or less 20 years of experience in this time... and the 1960 weren't that progressive when it comes to racism, either. But I like the way TV-Claire and TV-Jamie treat Jocasta muuuch more. They're so mean and judgemental towards her, I was glad to see that they are a lot warmer and gentle with her in the series. Then again it's probably Maria Doyle Kennedy's charm, you just can't make her unlikable. :D I didn't like the entire "they are MacKenzies and therefore they all have the same personality and no heart"-vibe from the books. An totally off topic but Claire calling it justice after she found out that Jocasta cheated on Duncan - despite the fact that he cheated on her, too - and thinking it's fair that Jocasta has to travel for days with brutal headaches and a probably soon exploding eyeball and losing all her 3 daughters and grandchildren in one day and having Hector forbidding her to ever speak of it and losing her sight over the years -as a painter- along with headaches and Hector cheating on her for years, too- is just too much for me. Claire and Jamie were bigamists themselves, like what the actual F.

The actress played Catherine of aragon in the tudors.

Bellissimo video🥰

I see I have no other choice but to watch this series again :)...or maybe dust off my books and start from the beginning :)

They almost died, nothing they can do at that time, just accept it and treat them much better, they couds have been hiding in a cave still Claire can think about these things, crazy

I find Claire difficult to take in episodes like this. Yes slavery is wrong and it never should have happened but mouthing off to people and being judgemental to them doesn’t help the situation. She came into it with a modern perspective if she had been raised during those times she may have felt the same as them so to judge them for it isn’t fair. She could have taken over river run and changed the way it was run she could have petitioned for those slaves to get freedom and helped them but instead she refused to live there because of how they did things rather than putting the effort into changing how things were done.

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I've never watched outlander and probably never will but did they just brush slavery aside after acknowledging it and still refuse to engage the woman on the floor or how the lady still benefited from the service even tho she didn't 'approve' of slavery?

Claire, please go back to the stone and be back to your real time. But there are still racism etc in her time and even in 2020. Ugh This was such a tough episode and Claire did not help at all. Then again, without these effed up drama, there will be no Outlander show. LOL 😆