For some reason, the thought of Jamie's ghost lingering and watching Claire left me very sad. It's so beautiful, yet his ghost must have been lingering alone for 200 years. It just broke my heart. I'm pretty sure when it is revealed all of us will shed a tear, but, hopefully, it will be tears of the warmth of endless love and not of the lingering alone... It's a very touching story. In the end, we all want to be enveloped in the warmth of true love that joins the 2 souls together forever... And meet again. In the warmth and the light of the soul.
You should read the book nr 2 again, the night before Cullodden he brings Claire back to the stones, he then tells her, i come back to you i find you in 200 years, first i have to go trough purgatory, for all i did wrong, killing, stealing, betraying, and then he shall say to God, i did al that but God i thank you for one thing, you gave me a rare women. In this scène in the series as well in the book he promises Claire he wil find her. His goast is on the right place and time. He tels Claire about it in the book "In my own blood heart," he did see her trough a window in candlelight and she is brushing her hair.
I found Diana Gabaldon's books by first watching the Starz show. I have to say I prefer the books so much more. I recommend them to anyone who enjoys the show. I can't wait for the 9th book!
You gotta love it when Maril Davis becomes a fangirl again during her discussion with Diana about the 9th book. It was, afterall, her doing along with Terry Dresbach who pushed for the series to begin with to Dresbach’s husband Ronald D Moore.
I love the continuity of Bear in all my favorite series; Firefly, Serenity, Joss Wheadon stuff, Battlestar Galactica, and anywhere my ears pick up his sound. Having Bear on Outlander brought me to the series! And just like a bear, we stand in awe and let him do what he wills. So grateful.
Some of the moments I love from the frist books are Claire's descriptions about Jamie's SPORRAN. There are two scenes that I found really special. The first one is in Outlander book, after Claire's first attemp to take Jamie out of jail and the gaols. She's given a box with his belongings, and without opening it, she makes a mental list of the objects collected inside his sporran... the simple things that would be left of him by the next day. Deeply heartwrenching, and poetic too. In the series, Caitriona does a great job, falling on her knees. We cannot hear the words in Claire's mind, though... The other - beautiful!-scene is in "Dragonfly in amber" book, but it has not been included in the series. Back in Scotland, during the peaceful interlude before the war, Jamie brings a small present to Clare for their marriage aniversary: a simple piece of amber. He carries it in his sporran together with some honey "stones", and as they look the same, he licks each of them to identify the rock... Funny and cute.! There are many other small comments Claire makes about the sporran. I think the contents of this item tells us indirectly a lot about Jamie.
So glad I found this, it helps offset the dry spell. This was an intelligent, captivating interview. Thank you for sharing, I hope you start filming soon.
I have been reading and re-reading the books since the 90’s. I feel like Claire and Jamie are my friends. I feel like Clair and I have aged together and I love feeling that connection.
I just donated and it feels so good! I think I will make this a habit. As a retired nurse, I appreciate all the medical and dental personnel who make the sacrifice of their time, expertise and money to make healthcare available to people in need across the world. My former dentist was traveling with Dentists Without Borders to provide care for years! I worked with doctors and nurses who also volunteered with DWB! I only have admiration for their commitment! During this pandemic, they are bravely going forward despite risks to themselves and others. Thank you to all involved with this project from the author to the cast and crew!! I miss you so very much!
Diana has such a certain way of speaking, almost sounds like she has an accent, but impossible to place. It sounds epic, like she’s a figure in a play from another time. Her way of speaking reminds me of a more subtle version of Dr. Jean Houston’s way of speaking, which is very epic and noble sounding as well. I wonder why she sounds so different from most people, in a special way.
I lived in Arizona for sometime but she is a "native" from there. She was born in Flagstaff and lived around the Valley most of her life. I haven't heard anyone talk like her. It is also like she speak as if she is almost going to laugh almost always a light hearted / being excited and being sophisticated. Maybe she developed this over the years to make her students in ASU more interested in her class.
Jamie must have died briefly on Culloden Moor, and his ghost sought out Claire. He is young in that first episode so it had to have been at that time. Either that or it was a dream state of some sort at that time - I think that was mentioned somewhere along the way as a possible explanation.
I think you're right. And if the timeline is correct and Jamie's time is 3 years ahead than current day Claire's, she wouldn't have gone back yet. It makes sense to me! We'll find out in Diana's last book!
When Breanna shot Stephen Bonnet, I believe it was because she had to know without a doubt that he was really and finally dead! It did so happen to help out the pirate/smuggler in that he didn't drown, but that was secondary to Bree doing something herself because she wanted it done right!
I think she did it for both reasons, she was genuinely moved when he told her of his nightmares about drowning, and because they thought he was dead several times and he kept coming back!
You must have heard Diana say it was mercy from Breana in her opinion and how she wrote it, and Maril, from the book perspective that it was both mercy and closure. I guess those are the explanations?
Hi Starz. You have done a real bad job marketing this TH-cam series. just found out about it on Sept. 5th at 10:30 at night. I know that there are millions of Outlander fans and this TH-cam video only has 9,900 views as of this moment. Need to get the word out .
It’s January 2021 and I just found it on TH-cam. I have all the books and have read them again and again. I’m glad they kept Murtaugh alive. He’s a great character, serious, pouty and terribly humorous too. Good change. I am enjoying it. People who haven’t read the books don’t get all the violence. They obviously can’t imagine living back then. It was violent and was not a particularly pleasant time in history, for women.
Thanks to Diana for writing the books, but i know Claire will die, that's why Jamie traveled back in time just to see Claire again on the scene from season 1
That's actually explained as a vision he has...can't remember which book, but it was during the time they were separated, he remembers having a vision and seeing her brushing her hair by candlelight. They haven't addressed that in the tv series yet.
@@trinitydanceprosser3589 thank you for responding.I'm really addicted to this show.So full of emotions and I love their bond as husband and wife.Sorry for my english✌😊
@@trinitydanceprosser3589 I don't think Jamie can time travel. It's been addressed in the books a couple times that he can't hear/feel the stones so he can't travel. In the books he has also had dreams of the future, even though he's never seen it himself. But who knows really, stranger things have happened in the series lol.
Solo me gustaría mucho saber que no es una serie con un final en el que muere alguno de los dos protagonistas por eso es muy fácil, me gustaría mucho un final donde los dos pueden ser recordados por sus descendencia cuando esos viejos cuentan la historia de amor a través del tiempo y este no es cruzado en vano, dejen ver que hay mucho más que un historia de amor, que hay mucho por salvar de la humanidad matrimonios con una gran capacidad de adaptación, ternura, paciencia y que se pueden salvar extraordinarios matrimonios ejemplares para las siguientes generaciones, que eso no se pierda, es una esperanza de vida a través de los tiempos!!!!!!!!!! En esta situación de covid.
Ana Plata, la escritora,Diana Gabaldon está terminando el libro 9 y dice tener partes del 10 flotando. Los protagonistas principales siguen, solo ella Sabra como los hará envejecer/ terminar. Sabes que sus primeros libros salieron hace 20 años? Y fue la esposa del productor que los leyó y lo convenció que los llevara a la televisión. 😊
Really surprised at just how many differences there were between the books and the series. I understand the reason for a lot of them, but others not so much. I suppose you have to give the screen writers something to chew on. Beautiful series nonetheless!!!!
For some reason, the thought of Jamie's ghost lingering and watching Claire left me very sad. It's so beautiful, yet his ghost must have been lingering alone for 200 years. It just broke my heart. I'm pretty sure when it is revealed all of us will shed a tear, but, hopefully, it will be tears of the warmth of endless love and not of the lingering alone... It's a very touching story. In the end, we all want to be enveloped in the warmth of true love that joins the 2 souls together forever... And meet again. In the warmth and the light of the soul.
Can't wait to find out about the "ghost" Jamie that Frank sees! I have wondered about that since I read the books. One of my favorite scenes!!
Agree!
Yeah I cant imagine which could be the meaning of him being there
You should read the book nr 2 again, the night before Cullodden he brings Claire back to the stones, he then tells her, i come back to you i find you in 200 years, first i have to go trough purgatory, for all i did wrong, killing, stealing, betraying, and then he shall say to God, i did al that but God i thank you for one thing, you gave me a rare women. In this scène in the series as well in the book he promises Claire he wil find her. His goast is on the right place and time. He tels Claire about it in the book "In my own blood heart," he did see her trough a window in candlelight and she is brushing her hair.
@@bettyderoo5984 Thanks! I guess I didn't catch that the first time!
Its okay Cheryl, i have the books now almost 30 years, i can dream them by now. I think i read them now 30 times or more. 😉
I found Diana Gabaldon's books by first watching the Starz show. I have to say I prefer the books so much more. I recommend them to anyone who enjoys the show. I can't wait for the 9th book!
WAY more detail and stories. The show really has to cut a lot out to make each book into 13 episodes. I'd prefer a 50 episode season!!
You gotta love it when Maril Davis becomes a fangirl again during her discussion with Diana about the 9th book. It was, afterall, her doing along with Terry Dresbach who pushed for the series to begin with to Dresbach’s husband Ronald D Moore.
Yes!
I love the continuity of Bear in all my favorite series; Firefly, Serenity, Joss Wheadon stuff, Battlestar Galactica, and anywhere my ears pick up his sound. Having Bear on Outlander brought me to the series! And just like a bear, we stand in awe and let him do what he wills. So grateful.
I believe he was also on black sails
Some of the moments I love from the frist books are Claire's descriptions about Jamie's SPORRAN. There are two scenes that I found really special.
The first one is in Outlander book, after Claire's first attemp to take Jamie out of jail and the gaols. She's given a box with his belongings, and without opening it, she makes a mental list of the objects collected inside his sporran... the simple things that would be left of him by the next day. Deeply heartwrenching, and poetic too. In the series, Caitriona does a great job, falling on her knees. We cannot hear the words in Claire's mind, though...
The other - beautiful!-scene is in "Dragonfly in amber" book, but it has not been included in the series. Back in Scotland, during the peaceful interlude before the war, Jamie brings a small present to Clare for their marriage aniversary: a simple piece of amber. He carries it in his sporran together with some honey "stones", and as they look the same, he licks each of them to identify the rock... Funny and cute.!
There are many other small comments Claire makes about the sporran. I think the contents of this item tells us indirectly a lot about Jamie.
I am obsessed with Murtagh’s return!! He is one of, if not my favorite character in the series.
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So glad I found this, it helps offset the dry spell. This was an intelligent, captivating interview.
Thank you for sharing, I hope you start filming soon.
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Can’t wait to find out more about Master Raymond ❤️ and the Prequel ❤️❤️
I have been reading and re-reading the books since the 90’s. I feel like Claire and Jamie are my friends. I feel like Clair and I have aged together and I love feeling that connection.
Diana's father was the doctor that did my pre-employment exam for the Arizona Dept. of Corrections.
She is such an amazing , creative person. I’m so glad she is writing now so I can enjoy it.
I just donated and it feels so good! I think I will make this a habit. As a retired nurse, I appreciate all the medical and dental personnel who make the sacrifice of their time, expertise and money to make healthcare available to people in need across the world. My former dentist was traveling with Dentists Without Borders to provide care for years! I worked with doctors and nurses who also volunteered with DWB! I only have admiration for their commitment! During this pandemic, they are bravely going forward despite risks to themselves and others. Thank you to all involved with this project from the author to the cast and crew!! I miss you so very much!
Diana has such a certain way of speaking, almost sounds like she has an accent, but impossible to place. It sounds epic, like she’s a figure in a play from another time. Her way of speaking reminds me of a more subtle version of Dr. Jean Houston’s way of speaking, which is very epic and noble sounding as well. I wonder why she sounds so different from most people, in a special way.
I often wonder about her accent as well! Can be a wee bit hard to understand her at times.
I lived in Arizona for sometime but she is a "native" from there. She was born in Flagstaff and lived around the Valley most of her life. I haven't heard anyone talk like her. It is also like she speak as if she is almost going to laugh almost always a light hearted / being excited and being sophisticated. Maybe she developed this over the years to make her students in ASU more interested in her class.
I am glad Murtagh life was extended. Thank you
Waiting impatiently for the next season
I cannot wait for Season 6
Jamie must have died briefly on Culloden Moor, and his ghost sought out Claire. He is young in that first episode so it had to have been at that time. Either that or it was a dream state of some sort at that time - I think that was mentioned somewhere along the way as a possible explanation.
That makes sense now! Thanks!
I think you're right. And if the timeline is correct and Jamie's time is 3 years ahead than current day Claire's, she wouldn't have gone back yet.
It makes sense to me! We'll find out in Diana's last book!
Yes!! Since I like anything ghosty, I like this idea!!
Diana is AMAZING
When Breanna shot Stephen Bonnet, I believe it was because she had to know without a doubt that he was really and finally dead! It did so happen to help out the pirate/smuggler in that he didn't drown, but that was secondary to Bree doing something herself because she wanted it done right!
I think she did it for both reasons, she was genuinely moved when he told her of his nightmares about drowning, and because they thought he was dead several times and he kept coming back!
You must have heard Diana say it was mercy from Breana in her opinion and how she wrote it, and Maril, from the book perspective that it was both mercy and closure.
I guess those are the explanations?
Hopefully Starz will give the series to someone who is serious about Outlander. Instead of making 6 episodes every 2 years!
A really canny wait tae it comes back on again..
I’m upset. I miss outlander 😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😩
Hi Starz. You have done a real bad job marketing this TH-cam series. just found out about it on Sept. 5th at 10:30 at night. I know that there are millions of Outlander fans and this TH-cam video only has 9,900 views as of this moment. Need to get the word out .
I am here Oct 31 only finding out and I have Starz and record the series!
It’s January 2021 and I just found it on TH-cam. I have all the books and have read them again and again. I’m glad they kept Murtaugh alive. He’s a great character, serious, pouty and terribly humorous too. Good change. I am enjoying it. People who haven’t read the books don’t get all the violence. They obviously can’t imagine living back then. It was violent and was not a particularly pleasant time in history, for women.
January 30, 2021, just now seeing this video too.
March 2021 sunday morning when i stumble on the sumer series. Thank you for making them.
Getting book 6 today💪🏻❤️‼️
Love this ❤️❤️❤️
Any word on a Lord John ‘Outlander’ spin-off miniseries?
Maravilhoso pena que acabou atores brilhantes
Radiant Light Gods Love ❤️🌟🌎🐝
Come on fans... a dollar a view?? such a good cause!
Thanks to Diana for writing the books, but i know Claire will die, that's why Jamie traveled back in time just to see Claire again on the scene from season 1
Claire is going to die???How?Sorry I have not read the books yet😭
That's actually explained as a vision he has...can't remember which book, but it was during the time they were separated, he remembers having a vision and seeing her brushing her hair by candlelight. They haven't addressed that in the tv series yet.
@@trinitydanceprosser3589 thank you for responding.I'm really addicted to this show.So full of emotions and I love their bond as husband and wife.Sorry for my english✌😊
@@trinitydanceprosser3589 I don't think Jamie can time travel. It's been addressed in the books a couple times that he can't hear/feel the stones so he can't travel. In the books he has also had dreams of the future, even though he's never seen it himself. But who knows really, stranger things have happened in the series lol.
Brooke S, Diana can make anything happen in her novels.😉
Good idea OL folk! 👍🏽
Solo me gustaría mucho saber que no es una serie con un final en el que muere alguno de los dos protagonistas por eso es muy fácil, me gustaría mucho un final donde los dos pueden ser recordados por sus descendencia cuando esos viejos cuentan la historia de amor a través del tiempo y este no es cruzado en vano, dejen ver que hay mucho más que un historia de amor, que hay mucho por salvar de la humanidad matrimonios con una gran capacidad de adaptación, ternura, paciencia y que se pueden salvar extraordinarios matrimonios ejemplares para las siguientes generaciones, que eso no se pierda, es una esperanza de vida a través de los tiempos!!!!!!!!!! En esta situación de covid.
Ana Plata, la escritora,Diana Gabaldon está terminando el libro 9 y dice tener partes del 10 flotando. Los protagonistas principales siguen, solo ella Sabra como los hará envejecer/ terminar. Sabes que sus primeros libros salieron hace 20 años? Y fue la esposa del productor que los leyó y lo convenció que los llevara a la televisión. 😊
I wish some how you would bring clairs baby fath back in that would be cool
Really surprised at just how many differences there were between the books and the series. I understand the reason for a lot of them, but others not so much. I suppose you have to give the screen writers something to chew on. Beautiful series nonetheless!!!!
Agree
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Looking for used books hard find😯
Cat Turner look in goodwills and see if you have a Bookmans in your area. That’s where I got all mine. Good luck!
Because many of us refuse to give them up and reread them finding new info each time
Subtitles in Spanish, please.
Remember the Spanish speaking audience.
Is Diana Gabaldon Native American? If so, what tribe?
Something about mrs gabaldon urks me but will not elaborate on it. Stop
The audio for Gabaldon is unintelligible.