Outlander season 4 episode 6 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Lord John Grey, accompanied by Jamie's secret son William, unexpectedly visits Fraser's Ridge. They discuss Isobel's death, Jamie's past, and colonial politics. John falls ill with measles, leading Jamie to take William away for safety. As they bond over hunting and survival skills, Jamie teaches William about respecting the Cherokee land. A crisis arises when William tries to defend Jamie's life, claiming him as his father. After John's recovery, discussions reveal complex feelings and past sacrifices. Jamie and Claire reflect on their love, family, and the time lost, culminating in Jamie giving Claire a new wedding ring made from his mother's silver candlestick.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Major John William Grey?
Major John William Grey is the governor of a prison and an old acquaintance of Jamie Fraser.
How is William related to Jamie?
William is Jamie's secret son.
What happened to Isobel, William's mother?
Isobel died during a journey between England and Jamaica.
Why does Lord John Grey visit Fraser's Ridge?
Lord John Grey visits Fraser's Ridge with William to allow Jamie to see his son and to seek counsel on living in the colonies.
What are the Regulators?
The Regulators are a group in the colonies protesting against excessive taxes and unfair governance.
What illness does Lord John Grey contract at Fraser's Ridge?
Lord John Grey contracts the measles.
How do Jamie and Claire protect William from the measles?
Jamie takes William away from the cabin to avoid exposure to the measles.
What activities do Jamie and William do together?
Jamie and William bond over hunting, fishing, and learning survival skills.
How does Jamie teach William about the Cherokee?
Jamie teaches William to respect the Cherokee and their land, emphasizing the importance of boundaries and mutual respect.
What confession does Lord John Grey make to Claire?
Lord John Grey confesses that he feels shame for not feeling anything upon hearing of Isobel's death and admits his unresolved feelings for Jamie.
What is the nature of the relationship between Jamie and Lord John Grey?
Jamie and Lord John Grey share a complex friendship marked by a deep mutual respect and complicated past.
What is the significance of the new ring Jamie gives to Claire?
The new ring Jamie gives to Claire is made from his mother's silver candlestick, symbolizing their enduring love and connection.
How does William react to the boundaries set by the Cherokee?
William disrespects the Cherokee boundaries by stealing fish, leading to a tense confrontation.
What does Claire learn about Jamie's past offer to Lord John Grey?
Claire learns that Jamie had once offered himself to Lord John Grey in exchange for taking care of William.
What is the outcome of Lord John Grey's visit?
Lord John Grey and William leave Fraser's Ridge after John's recovery, with deeper understanding and respect established between the characters.