Spoiler Alert: Do not read if you have not yet watched “Monsters and Heroes,” the ninth episode of “Outlander” Season 5.
On the latest episode of “Outlander,” the running theme for the main characters was that some of them were looking for a purpose, while others realized their lives could have multiple purposes.
What kicked off the action was that Jamie (Sam Heughan), Roger (Richard Rankin), Fergus (Cesar Domboy), Ian (John Bell) and the twins headed out to hunt a herd of buffalo. In an effort to flank the herd, Jamie and Roger got separated from the others, and Jamie got bitten by a venomous snake. Roger did what he could to suck out the venom on the spot, but he sent the horse back to the ridge in the hope that someone there would realize Jamie and Roger needed help. As Roger dragged Jamie home on a makeshift stretcher, Ian...
On the latest episode of “Outlander,” the running theme for the main characters was that some of them were looking for a purpose, while others realized their lives could have multiple purposes.
What kicked off the action was that Jamie (Sam Heughan), Roger (Richard Rankin), Fergus (Cesar Domboy), Ian (John Bell) and the twins headed out to hunt a herd of buffalo. In an effort to flank the herd, Jamie and Roger got separated from the others, and Jamie got bitten by a venomous snake. Roger did what he could to suck out the venom on the spot, but he sent the horse back to the ridge in the hope that someone there would realize Jamie and Roger needed help. As Roger dragged Jamie home on a makeshift stretcher, Ian...
- 4/20/2020
- by Andrea Reiher
- Variety Film + TV
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