Roger has Geillis's green eyes and inherited her ability to pass through the stones. Randall attempts to take her prisoner, but she's saved by a group of Scottish rebels, including the dashing Jamie.

Here's where Jamie's storyline gets a bit soapy.

Roger is a descendant of Geillis and Dougal's son. She's taken in by Clan McKenzie to live at Castle Leoch, where she befriends a mysterious woman named Geillis (Lotte Verbeek) and learns of the brewing Jacobite uprising.In order to stay safe from Black Jack Randall and prevent being turned over to his custody as a missing English woman, Claire marries Jamie — much to the chagrin of Laoghaire (Nell Hudson), the young Scottish lass who is madly in love with him. When it comes to Outlander's Brianna and Roger, the pair's relationship is going through a very interesting period at the moment. While in Scotland, Claire and Frank visit the ancient Druid stone circle of Craig Na Dun, where they observe a ritual being performed by women who seem to be able to harness the stones' magic, or at least believe they can. It should be interesting to see what other changes, if any, continue to occur, or if there was just a quick "fast forward" and nothing else. Jem is locked underground at the dam … All rights reserved Thinking that he may have died in the Battle of Culloden, they utilize the help of historian Roger MacKenzie to look into Jamie's story. With rebellion looming, the Fraser family has to decide how much they want to stay in the past.© 2020 Looper.com.

The latest episode of Outlander found the pair making a hasty exit from the 18th century with their son Jemmy in tow.

But then a letter arrives informing them that Prince Charles has declared himself the rightful king and plans to come to Scotland to stage his takeover of the British crown. When Frank dies in a car accident, mother and daughter decide that Claire should attempt to find some closure by traveling to Scotland to see what they can learn about Jamie.
Even though Claire and Jamie's love grows over time, as is made obvious by their intense sexual relationship, Claire stills longs to return to her own time. But the Battle of Culloden looms, and Claire knows the outcome isn't going to be good.Rather than have Claire stay and try to survive the bloodbath, Jamie takes her back to the stone circle at Craig Na Dun.

It was something of a shocking moment for Outlander fans, as it pulled from a moment in the sixth book in the novel series by Diana Gabaldon, and not the fifth … Grey then marries Isobel and raises Jamie's son as his stepson.Once Jamie's parole is up in 1764, he sets off on his own and ends up marrying Laoghaire, now a mother of two, out of pity. With that in mind, since the fifth season is already pulling from the sixth book As far as the books go, Roger and Bree decide to take their chances by traveling through the stones at Craigh na Dun to the present for an attempt at a better life for their family: Jemmy, of course, and their newly-born daughter Amanda Claire Hope MacKenzie, who was born earlier in The infant has a heart murmur that cannot be healed with 18th century technology, and as such the family needs to move forward in time to make sure their daughter survives. He boards a separate ship, and the two land in Wilmington, North Carolina. Frank arrives back in Scotland to discover that his wife who was missing is now pregnant with another man's child, and although her story is unbelievable, he agrees to take her back and raise the baby as his own. But the most nefarious encounter they experience is with an Irish criminal pirate named Stephen Bonnet, who takes advantage of the Frasers' kindness and robs them.They eventually arrive in North Carolina at Jamie's aunt Jocasta's plantation Riverrun, where they recover.