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[Outlander Summary] S05E04: The Company We Keep.


Roger leads Jamie's militia and arrive in Brownsville town that suddenly shoot them and ask to hand over one of the men named Isaiah Morton. Roger peace approach is by offering them whiskey. Some of the militia men didn't agree how Roger handle the situation and decided to leave the group.

Back in Fraser's Ridge, Bree is a little bit worry about her and Jeremy safety after she found a coin in Jemmy basket when they got home from town. Jamie and Claire joined his militia men and delivered the good news to Josiah. Claire also found out someone without her permission submit her pseudonym medical advice on broadsheets.

Need to perform a surgery to Kezzie, Jamie ask Roger to take Claire and the twins home. The same night Isaiah Morton came back and take Alicia Brown away with him.

Claire Fraser Monologue #1:

Adultery, betrayal, dishonor. Excuses could be made, of course. I know I made my own when I was separated from Frank by a power
I didn't understand. And yet, wherever you are, you make choices: foolish ones or ones that save yourself or someone else.

All you can hope for is that the good will outweigh the harm
that may come of it.


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