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[Outlander Summary] S05E07: The Ballad of Roger Mac.


Claire Fraser Monolgue #1:

We went to Hillsborough ready for what outcome, we couldn't know. But a good soldier is taught to be prepared, ready to fight, and ready to die if need be. But what no one can prepare for is to face family in the time of war.

The militia arrived at the Alamance Creek, a Southwest of Hillsborough. When Jamie gives his militia a cockades for their identity in battle field, Isaiah Morton appear and ask for his. His present spark anger from Alicia Brown's family. Bree and Jemmy who wants to stay close to Roger stay with Aunt Jocasta's friend.

Tryon received a report about the rebels led by Murtagh Fitzgibbons attack General Waddell's troops and forced to retreat. Know the position of regulators, the governor order to prepare the men even though a minister sent from the other side with a "peace" petition.

Studied history in her time, the name of Alamance Creek remind Bree about the battle that for some people consider it to be the spark of the American revolution. Roger volunteer to deliver the message to Murtagh. When he's in the regulators camp, Roger put himself in a misconception situation.


The battle keeps on going and Jamie has to lose his godfather in his arm.

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