Note the tension between Brianna and her parents. Claire admits this to the Clan Fraser marker at the Culloden site: Brianna, named for Jamie’s father, “just as I promised.” And in this moment, Claire starts to finally make peace with that past that Frank denied her. Now if you saw Brianna’s fiery ginger hair and wondered to yourself, could it be possible that Jamie is Brianna’s biological father and Claire traveled through the stones pregnant and has Kate been dropping hints about this all in her recaps.
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This is also our first appearance of the adult Roger Wakefield and Brianna Randall, characters who will start to play a very pivotal role in both book and TV show from this point forward.
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Has the passage of time – – and the passing of Frank – – broken her free of that bond? At the very least, it allows her to embrace memories she’s long suppressed, coming to the surface on a trip to a boarded up Lallybroch and the site of the Battle of Culloden. As she wisely admits to Roger over a dram, she’s never been good at saying goodbyes, but learns in time to let go, for that is what they want. Perhaps it may come as a surprise then that Claire’s been in the 20th century as long as she has – – and yet, she still has some pull to chase the ghost of Jamie that she promised Frank she would not chase. This shouldn’t come as any surprise to anyone: we know based on the season opener Claire does return to America. In the time that has passed, Claire has a medical degree – – and is a widow. The services allow us to meet Brianna Randall, Claire’s daughter (the little red-haired girl we saw in the first episode) now all grown up and studying history at Harvard. The funeral is for one Reverend Wakefield (you will remember him as the vicar that met up with Claire and Frank in 1945), and the toast is being led by his adoptive son Roger Wakefield. Claire is also in attendance, looking a bit older and certainly mournful. The opening shot of Emma Peel and The Avengers (no, not those Avengers), sets us in the mod, mod, mod, world of the 1960s, in Scotland at a wake. As well, there may be spoilers within for both the tv show and the novel series. It should also be noted that Outlander is very much an 18+ series, with graphic violence and sexuality throughout.
For one last time this summer, let’s take a look at the life and times of the Scottish Highlands in “Dragonfly in Amber.” However this ends, there’s no doubt lives will change forever as a result. Today is the day the Frasers and their allies hoped for and feared has arrived: the Battle of Culloden.
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