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[Outlander Summary] S05E08: Famous Last Words.


Recovering from his trauma, physically & mentally, with Claire help, 3 months after the incident, Roger trying to get to his old self and his voice back to at least communicate with others so he can share with them what really happened when they caught him at regulators camp.

As a wife, Bree try her best to support her dear husband. For the compensation of his action towards Roger, governor Tryon offer Bree and Roger 5.000 acres of land.

Being the only close family of Murtagh, Jocasta and Jamie still mourning for the lose of the man they both love and care. When Jamie and Claire playing with Jeremy, Young Ian show up and save them from a wild boar. Living with Mohawk for several years sharp Young Ian into a different person.

Roger and Young Ian went to survey the land that the governor offered and bond through life experience and the same situation they're currently in that makes them a new persons.


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