And then I black out because holy hell that was hot.Īfter Jamie has Fergus run off to the printer to make up 18th-century fliers about enlisting - Fergus unknowingly writes Jamie’s decree on the back of one of Claire’s “Dr. “I always have and I always will,” he responds. Regardless, Claire informs Jamie that she’s going with him. They’re hoping that if they get a big enough army together, it will be so intimidating that the Regulators will back off without a deadly confrontation. Claire tries to comfort him by reminding him that it’s likely nothing comes of this conflict because the Regulators aren’t really a big deal in her time and I guess she’s memorized, like, every single history book ever created or something. The Frasers are very happy to see each other and Jamie downloads all of the kooky dramz that went down - remember when Knox just straight-up murdered a guy? - and explains what he’s back here to do. Jamie comes home from the Hillsborough debacle, tasked with gathering up his men to form a militia for potential war with the Regulators, to find Claire asleep in bed. It’s not like there aren’t some swoon-worthy moments. And guys, the latter is saying a lot, since this is literally a show about a woman who fell through rocks and travelled through time and space. Now, before you start getting prematurely hot and bothered (I see you, I know you), please know up front that “Free Will” is one of the least sexy and strangest episodes of Outlander I’ve ever peeped my eyes on. Save for a scene in which Claire explains types of mold to Marsali and a quick peek at Roger and Fergus signing up men to join Jamie’s militia, this episode is all Jamie and Claire. It seems that perhaps the powers that be heard our complaints about the dearth of Jamie and Claire at certain points last season. Photo: Mark Mainz/© 2019 Starz Entertainment, LLC
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