Outlander S3 1 Ep 97

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08/21/17 • 60 min

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A Dram of Outlander Podcast

Voyager

Chapters 1-26

Overview

Jamie wakes up on the moor of Culloden thinking he is dead, but he is not. He survives only to be secretly sent back to Lallybroch by Lord Melton to honor a family debt.

For seven years Jamie lived in the cave as Dubonnet to avoid the English soldiers. After a close call, he decides to have himself turned in for the reward. Off to Ardsmuir he goes where he becomes the chief of the Jacobite prisoners.

The incoming Governor is none other than Lord John Grey arriving under scandal for a cooling off period away from society.

John is forced to ask Jamie to help him. He does and keeps the spirit of the agreement while running away to seal island to find out if there are clues of Claire.

From there they resume the weekly meals to go over the needs of the Highland men, play chess, and chat about cultured things.

John makes a grave error and Jamie takes drastic measures.

Back in 1968, Claire, Roger, and Brianna are searching high and low for Jamie. He is found as the legend of the Dubonnet, then on a prison roll. Continuing they find an A. Malcolm printer who's writing matches that of Jamie's on the deed of sasine.

It's a go for Claire. Preparations complete, Roger and Brianna send her back to through the stones on Samhain.

Claire makes the journey from Inverness to Edinburgh, finally finding her way to Carfax Close.

There she enters the printshop. She scares Jamie into a faint when he realizes she is real.

The reunion is sweet, tender, awkward, and too short.

They are off on a misadventure, retrieving an associate Mr. Willoughby from the World's End. Such a raucous occurs they must flee down the backstreets to the safekeeping of a brothel.

Jamie has a standing room and is friendly with Mme. Jeanne the proprietor. Claire is suspicious until she learns the nature of their relationship.

They share a wonderful reunion of flesh and soul.

The morning comes and it's a free for all of people coming and going. Claire has no clothes, so it's a tad bit unusual.

She ventures out wrapped in a quilt to find a dress and food. Brunching with the whores, her appetite is sated. Madame Jeanne is none too pleased to find her in the company of the working girls.

Another misadventure awaits before Jamie returns. Fergus, Willoughby, and an exciseman are involved. It ends badly.

Jamie is a printer AND a smuggler, and who knows what else at this point. They have A LOT of catching up to do.

What’s Coming up? A Voyager roundup chapters 26-roughly 50 counting down to the September 10th Season 3 premiere of Outlander.

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Voyager

Chapters 1-26

Overview

Jamie wakes up on the moor of Culloden thinking he is dead, but he is not. He survives only to be secretly sent back to Lallybroch by Lord Melton to honor a family debt.

The incoming Governor is none other than Lord John Grey arriving under scandal for a cooling off period away from society.

John is forced to ask Jamie to help him. He does and keeps the spirit of the agreement while running away to seal island to find out if there are clues of Claire.

From there they resume the weekly meals to go over the needs of the Highland men, play chess, and chat about cultured things.

John makes a grave error and Jamie takes drastic measures.

It's a go for Claire. Preparations complete, Roger and Brianna send her back to through the stones on Samhain.

Claire makes the journey from Inverness to Edinburgh, finally finding her way to Carfax Close.

There she enters the printshop. She scares Jamie into a faint when he realizes she is real.

The reunion is sweet, tender, awkward, and too short.

They are off on a misadventure, retrieving an associate Mr. Willoughby from the World's End. Such a raucous occurs they must flee down the backstreets to the safekeeping of a brothel.

Jamie has a standing room and is friendly with Mme. Jeanne the proprietor. Claire is suspicious until she learns the nature of their relationship.

They share a wonderful reunion of flesh and soul.

The morning comes and it's a free for all of people coming and going. Claire has no clothes, so it's a tad bit unusual.

She ventures out wrapped in a quilt to find a dress and food. Brunching with the whores, her appetite is sated. Madame Jeanne is none too pleased to find her in the company of the working girls.

Another misadventure awaits before Jamie returns. Fergus, Willoughby, and an exciseman are involved. It ends badly.

Jamie is a printer AND a smuggler, and who knows what else at this point. They have A LOT of catching up to do.

What’s Coming up? A Voyager roundup chapters 26-roughly 50 counting down to the September 10th Season 3 premiere of Outlander.

The entire Outlander book series is written by Diana Gabaldon. You can find her on Twitter and Facebook

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Seven Stones to Stand or Fall

A Fugitive Green podcast series

Chapters 16-18

Mortimer, Wilhemina Rennie, Snyder, Wattiswade, Bleeker...We find out exactly "What's in a Name," in this final podcast of A Fugitive Green.

Minnie hides out at her Aunt Simpson's home until she can head back to Paris, back to her father. She's bringing more than books and information with her. She practices her speech, her responses, and tries to decide how her father will react. All her neatly rehearsed words dissolve as he greets her with tears and a hug. He knew she was no longer a virgin. She would never tell him it was Pardloe. She would protect him. She reveals she met her mother and she herself is pregnant. She is overcome and vomits in the alley. Returning she swishes tea and spits into the aspidistra plant.Her father, as always, responds with love and protection. No one would hurt her as her mother had been hurt.

Attribution

Hal scored a huge victory. The Secretary of War gave him a signed and sealed document from the crown to reinstate the regiment. He is on cloud nine. He and Harry Quarry go to celebrate at the Beefsteak and discuss the details of the meeting. As he thinks it through, he recognizes how odd Sir William was. Then the eel pies bring Minnie to mind and the hearth rug...where had she gone? He continues discussing the meeting with Harry, to realize Harry isn't telling him something. Harry confesses he knew Minnie and had hired her to find another way to expose the affair without using the letters. She must have been able to prove Hal's reason for the duel. They have no idea how. We know the poem was the ticket. At the conclusion, Hal asks Harry to help him find her.

Attribution

We find Minnie in advancing pregnancy living in Amsterdam with her father in January 1745. She's always ravenous and baby "Mortimer" is letting himself known. She's enjoying her day while going over the books. The doorbell sounds and in comes Hal. He's surprised to find her pregnant, but this is not getting in the way of his plans. He picks her up and takes her out of the house. With the help of Harry, he deposits her into a waiting carriage. Her father is left shouting behind. Harry arranged for a wedding ceremony at The Stuffed Goose pub. Not a nice place, but the co-owner is a pastor and agrees to marry them. Minnie finds out that Hal's full name is Harold Patricius Gerard Bleeker Grey. He finds out her real name is Minerva Cunnegunda Wattiswade. Their parents were deft at unusual names!

Minnie internally addresses Esme and says she'll take care of them both...

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What's Coming up? A Voyager roundup counting down to the September 10th Season 3 premiere of Outlander.

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Outlander S3 2 Ep 98

Voyager

Chapters 27-53

Overview

Part 2

It's ON! Jamie had to save Young Ian from the burning printshop. It turns out, someone is after Jamie and trying to connect his legit work with his smuggling life.

With Edinburgh being unsafe, it's decided they will head to Lallybroch to return Young Ian after picking up a shipment of smuggled goods from a ship in Arbroath. That plan goes haywire too when excise men appear at the meeting site. Jamie and his smuggling crew het away, but they find a hung exciseman on their exit. This means whoever is after Jamie is trying to frame him for murder, as well as, smuggling, and creating seditious materials. Someone means SERIOUS business.

They continue to Lallybroch. All seems well after smoothing out Young Ian's return and coming up with a fit punishment for uncle and nephew. Claire is reunited a little coolly with Jenny Murray, Jamie's sister.

This is about the only place Claire has ever felt like home. She's so happy to be back. A wonderful night spent in Jamie's arms, until morning comes and three riders could be seen coming onto the property. Claire and Jamie are getting in some pre-breakfast lovin', when a ferocious knock at the door and entry into the room shockingly break the mood.

A young woman takes in the scene and asks Jamie, "Daddy! WHO is THAT woman?" This is Claire's worst nightmare...Jamie has a family. He has a wife and children. Jamie's face turns white, the same shade as Claire's thighs. He gets dressed and follows the young woman downstairs, leaving Claire to stew. She gets dressed and fumes with rage.

When he returns, they have an all-out knockdown, drag out, row. We learn the young woman is Marsali, Laoghaire's daughter. Laoghaire is Jamie's wife. Jenny breaks up the fight, sends Jamie away, and tends to Claire.

Claire leaves without saying goodbye to Jamie. She plans on going back to the stones. She is devastated to her core.

Before she can get back to the stones, young Ian catches her up and says Uncle Jamie is dying. Reluctantly, Claire returns to treat him. She hits him up with penicillin multiple times and he survives. They work out their problems, and get Jamie properly divorced.

They need money to pay off the fees he owes Laoghaire for the divorce. They plan to use a gem from the Seal Island box he found back when he was at Ardsmuir. The plan goes awry and they must go after the Bruja who took the gems and young Ian.

To sea they go. Seasickness. Sharks. Pirates. Turtle Soup. A man o' war. Separation. Typhoid. Storms. All this, before they both end up on Hispaniola.

Claire meets Lawrence Stern and Father Fogden. Jamie pretends to be a French Captain. Then they are reunited.

Fergus and Marsali are married in a fantastic midnight wedding by the inebriated and nutty Father Fogden.

They get a lead on Young Ian after Claire accidentally must buy a slave after starting a melee at the slave market.

That is certainly an enormous amount of adventure!

What's Coming up? Voyager roundup chapters 54 to the end and the current S3 news. We're counting down to the September 10th Season 3 premiere of Outlander.

The entire Outlander book series is written by Diana Gabaldon. You can find her on Twitter and Facebook

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