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[Outlander Summary] S05E09: Monsters And Heroes.


Claire Fraser Monologue #1:

Time is marked and measured in different ways. The colors of our lives were changing. The vibrant greens of summer faded beneath the ever-varied canvas of sky, replaced by the russet tones of autumn, brown hues of harvest, and blue-violet shades of indigo dye.

Life looks peace and quiet at Fraser's Ridge as autumn season approach. Marsali's pregnancy is in right track, and Bree and Claire have a mother - daughter conversation about what they want to be in their life. When Jamie and several men went to buffalo hunting, he's got bitten by a snake.

Jamie asked Roger to get other men for help but he returned with no success. Ian, Fergus, and Josiah already going back to Fraser's Ridge. Because of Jamie's condition, they forced to make a camp and hoping people will come to search them. Burning up and in pain, Jamie asked Roger to kill Stephen Bonnet if he by destiny can't do it himself. Men of Fraser's Ridge found them the next morning.

With limited resource she has, Claire do anything she can to save Jamie. She even make the whole community looking for maggots to help stave off the infection. Thanks to Bree engineering mind, Claire doesn't have to amputate Jamie's leg.


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