Outlander | Claire Seeks Help From Marsali
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 พ.ค. 2021
- Claire seeks the help of Marsali to advance her medical knowledge and asks if she will be her apprentice.
From Season 5 Episode 2: Between Two Fires: As Jamie continues to hunt Murtagh with the aid of the zealous Lieutenant Hamilton Knox, he's forced to consider whether or not he's on the right side of history.
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Outlander | Claire Seeks Help From Marsali
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I love how Marsali starts out despising Claire, but ends up thinking of her as her second mother:)
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I totally agree 🥰 I like to think her biological mother would be proud of her daughter though, despite her hatred for her mentor lol.
This is my favorite scene on Marsali. "Lord have mercy!" "Deliver us from evil!" "Do not make me say it, Claire. Do not make me say it." I love it. 😂
I love that Claire says "I'm not a witch" annoyed in response, like she doesn't keep doing abnormal stuff for the time. 😂
Loved how their relationship has grown throughout the seasons
Love the way Claire explains everything in terms Marsali can understand as well as pique her interest.
Lauren does such a great job with her expressions. When Claire talks about using the autopsy to determine the cause of death, you can immediately see the wheels start turning in Marsali's head @ 2:30.
Her acting absolutely makes this scene. Watching her horror dissolve into curiosity and the realization that she is capable of doing the job is wonderful.
Marsali’s timing, movement, and facial expressions are so spot on perfect! I’ve watched this clip so many times, and I get something out of it, every time!
The way marsali looks so much like her mother astounds me!!!
Marsali is definitely one of the most interesting and entertaining characters in the show, and the show is full of amazing actors and actresses!
Dinna make me say it, Claire.
Dinna make me say it.
X-D
At that time in history, the human body was still very much a mystery. Doing autopsies was a crime punishable by death if I recall correctly. It was considered evil.
I love Marsali so much
Same! I like her so much better than Brianna. Her and Fergus are so cute 😭😭😭
They really need to do something with Brianna. I get that they're trying to make her a female Jamie but he was never this stupid, petulant and immature. The actress has been getting some of the blame but I do think better writing could fix it. She's not unlikeable, the writing is mainly to blame.
@@micca903 out of the seasons, Brianna did a great job in S5 and her acting have improve. I agree I blame the writing and the direction but the actor did awesome in S5
This scene it's so funny. "Lorde have Mercy!!" 😂😂
Can we talk about Claire’s hair? I can’t be the only one who noticed the change in length from outside to inside.
Shot on different days
Her wig is really bad. I usually don't notice, but it jumped out at me in this scene.
"LORD HAVE MERCY!!"
Marsali's reaction is priceless! :D
I love these two together!
Claire, placating to Marsali Christian beliefs yet she time travelled by magic rocks..🤦🏽♂️🤣
Claire identifies as a Christian also so it’s not that strange. Her traveling through the stones probably just began broadening her worldview.
@@lindaschreifels9889Claire was also raised all over the world with her uncle and was exposed to many cultures. She considers herself Catholic because that’s how she was born but when her parents died at age 5 her religious experience stopped since her uncle was more of an atheist and didn’t raise her in it. She is also a supernatural being, possibly an “old one” or type of fairy by Scottish lore, who can magically travel through time by going through stones, can see ghosts, and can sense things from objects like bones. Claire is trying to connect with Marsali and explain things in a way that would make sense to her without her thinking of it as witchcraft.
0:42 Marsali represents us
"Stitch him up...like a seamstress?" Funny because why would any one stitch up a dead person in those days!?😂Only the living needed surgery.It seemed weird😦Subtle humour!
Stitching a dead person up is about respect. Respect for the deceased person and the deceased’s family.
@@kellyolson7083 Maybe now it is... In those days,it wasn't long before your family member started stinking up the place! Especially in the Southern heat! The bible says you're to bury your dead,and soon! What about the war dead? Lots of gaping,ugly wounds.You washed and clothed the dead,and prayed for their soul,and a proper burial,and li f in ice-cold winter,and in a frozen ground place,you probably packed them sometimes in ice or a cold out building.
It's good practice for someone not used to stitching up human bodies.
It brings me back to when Colum asked Claire if she sewed as well as physic, and she responded that she only sews flesh lol
Loved this scene,was too 😄!
I love this scene.
This was by far the weakest season, but the strength of it was this relationship.
Nah I think S4 was the worst. I love some episodes but I hated how the went with that season especially scenes missing from the books. S5 was way better
Marsali ❤
Shes my favorite
There on there typical 2 year hiatus!
Covid obviously
*They're on their
Sorry, but the fact that you used the same there twice and it was correct in neither instance just made me get so irked.
Not in the books! Tv writers invented this just like keeping Martagh alive when he died at Culloden. This was done by Malva Christie.
Why, oh why do we have to constantly have comparisons to the books?!
So what? This scene is great, so what if it isn't in the book, I I think that it is a great direction.
I think that the books have so many characters that is difficult to remember them all, in the series they are keeping the characters count lower so they can focus on the plot
Wait I haven’t read the books in decades but I’m pretty certain this part is in the book.