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Man of Worth Ep 164
Manage episode 253996119 series 2623185
Season 4 Episode 413
Man of Worth
Directed by: Stephen Woolfenden
Written by: Toni Graphia
My initial thoughts are below, but you’ll need to listen to the podcast to get the details!
Summary: Roger remains imprisoned. Jamie and Claire arrive at the village but are turned away. River Run receives a guest. Brianna awaits the birth of her baby. Otter Tooth is revealed. Young Ian makes a decision. Jocasta gets some lovin’. Testosterone poisoning rears its head. Roger learns the truth. Roger reveals his experiences. A choice needs to be made. A baby is born. Uncle Murtagh enjoys the baby. Jamie and Claire return. The baby has no name. But is Bonnet dead? Roger returns. The British are coming. Tryon assigns Jamie a job.
Things I am Pondering (in no particular order):
- Hey 1970’s Otter Tooth, how’d you bring the gemstone through the stones without it dissolving?
- Young Ian is quite decked out in tribal ware and language coming into the episode.
- Seriously?! They traveled for months, only to get turned away.
- Why did the Mohawk go roughly 700 miles to bury Otter Tooth’s head and the stone?
- Why would Murtagh, a fugitive, show up at River Run knowing Jocasta has many British friends?
- By the way, Murtagh has terrible manners.
- Where the heck is Lord John?
- Phaedre’s magical skills feeling the baby’s position through layers of clothing is, well, close to reality. Her technique was decent and well ahead of the times, but hands on a bare belly are needed to really feel for the baby's position.
- Would the Mohawk really have taken Otter Tooth’s head and g
- It’s a good thing Claire knows one word in Mohawk.
- Will the banished Mohawk woman end up at the Ridge?
- Jamie, Young Ian outwitted you, sir. He’s a man grown now choosing his own destiny.
- It’s gut-wrenchingly sad to see young Ian left behind.
- Who knew being told you were never liked and getting a drink in the face is foreplay? Smooth operator, “Remember where ye came from…”
- By the way, Murtagh is looking like a fine silver fox lying shirtless in bed. Jocasta is a saucy minx.
- Testosterone poisoning at its finest. That said, I truly enjoyed Roger’s fighter coming out on Jamie.
- Young Ian killed the gauntlet. Clever boy.
- Claire’s annoyed stance looks like any wife, sister, mother, waiting for the boys to stop it.
- I am curious why Claire did not look at Roger’s obviously injured arm after he stopped hitting Jamie.
- Roger, Roger, Roger! So many feels. Just so damn good. As he asks questions and the information he is given sinks in and as he shares what he knows, seems to deepen the loss and difficulty of the whole situation.
- Roger needs a minute! Jamie simmer down.
- Wait a minute. ROGER cost you a lad that you love? No. Claire did by wearing that damned gemstone of Otter Tooth.
- One of my fave moments, when Roger says, “What?!” with disdain to Jamie.
- A gorgeous laboring scene with Brianna being surrounded by women then cut to Brianna being introduced to her baby. What the absolute hell?!
- “We will choose his birth date wisely, but you can be sure the lad was born in wedlock.”
- So “Uncle” Murtagh has been hanging around River Run for several months. Interesting.
- Brianna’s sadness that Roger is not with her parents is tough to watch.
- But Murtagh do you really know Bonnet didn’t get out of the jail too?
- What’s the significance of that awkward dinner Brianna decides to show up at? An olive branch of forgiveness?
- Finally, Brianna’s love for Roger shows when she runs out the door and into his arms. Homerun that.
- The love is there and we can feel it.
- “Take me to see my son.”
- Roger’s looking pretty fine with his low cut 70’s open shirt.
- The snuggle between Jocasta and Murtagh has Jamie and Claire perplexed.
- Murtagh’s regulating ways have him in hot water.
Ongoing thoughts:
- Did Roger stop at the standing stones on the way to River Run?
- Who’s tending to and settling the Ridge? One-handed Fergus with Marsali’s help and the one other tenant are not capable of doing it all these past many months. That storyline got dropped like a hot potato.
- Has Roger processed his trauma?
- Will Jamie fake Murtagh’s death by sending him to Canada or back to Scotland?
- When in Season 5 will we get to see Young Ian decked out in his new Kanienkehakan manner?
- What in the heck are the circular pin adornments for? I looked it up and couldn’t find the answer.
- Why did Brianna not ask where Young Ian was?
- The lack of any reconciliation between Jamie and Brianna is strange especially because she told Murtagh she already forgave him.
- The timey-wimey-ness of Season 4 hurts my brain and made it difficult to figure out any frame of reference. Certainly, Brianna’s timeline was ahead of Roger’s. He was gone for 11 months. Jamie and Claire were gone 6.5-7 months to retrieve him even though they were only a couple of weeks behind him in theory?
See you next up for The Fiery Cross read-a-long.
Please share your thoughts and comments to 719-425-9444 or contact@adramofoutlander.com. Comments or messages may be included in the podcast or a written post.
The entire Outlander book series is written by Diana Gabaldon. You can find her on Twitter and Facebook.
Visit Outlander Starz on social media, like or follow: Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and the official website. All photos are the property of Starz/SONY PICTURES TELEVISION INC.
Join the A Dram of Outlander Community
Please share posts, join the discussions, and follow this website and social media sites listed below!
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To financially support the podcast, go to my Patreon page.
Call 719-425-9444 listener/reader line to leave your comment or question.
THE INTRO AND OUTRO MUSIC SEGMENTS ARE TAKEN FROM A PIECE BY DAMIANO BALDONI AT URL ON FREE MUSIC ARCHIVE. CURATOR: CCCOMMUNITY. COPYRIGHT: CREATIVE COMMONS ATTRIBUTION-NONCOMMERCIAL-NODERIVATIVES 4.0: HTTP://CREATIVECOMMONS.ORG/LICENSES/BY-NC-ND/4.0/
97 episodes
Manage episode 253996119 series 2623185
Season 4 Episode 413
Man of Worth
Directed by: Stephen Woolfenden
Written by: Toni Graphia
My initial thoughts are below, but you’ll need to listen to the podcast to get the details!
Summary: Roger remains imprisoned. Jamie and Claire arrive at the village but are turned away. River Run receives a guest. Brianna awaits the birth of her baby. Otter Tooth is revealed. Young Ian makes a decision. Jocasta gets some lovin’. Testosterone poisoning rears its head. Roger learns the truth. Roger reveals his experiences. A choice needs to be made. A baby is born. Uncle Murtagh enjoys the baby. Jamie and Claire return. The baby has no name. But is Bonnet dead? Roger returns. The British are coming. Tryon assigns Jamie a job.
Things I am Pondering (in no particular order):
- Hey 1970’s Otter Tooth, how’d you bring the gemstone through the stones without it dissolving?
- Young Ian is quite decked out in tribal ware and language coming into the episode.
- Seriously?! They traveled for months, only to get turned away.
- Why did the Mohawk go roughly 700 miles to bury Otter Tooth’s head and the stone?
- Why would Murtagh, a fugitive, show up at River Run knowing Jocasta has many British friends?
- By the way, Murtagh has terrible manners.
- Where the heck is Lord John?
- Phaedre’s magical skills feeling the baby’s position through layers of clothing is, well, close to reality. Her technique was decent and well ahead of the times, but hands on a bare belly are needed to really feel for the baby's position.
- Would the Mohawk really have taken Otter Tooth’s head and g
- It’s a good thing Claire knows one word in Mohawk.
- Will the banished Mohawk woman end up at the Ridge?
- Jamie, Young Ian outwitted you, sir. He’s a man grown now choosing his own destiny.
- It’s gut-wrenchingly sad to see young Ian left behind.
- Who knew being told you were never liked and getting a drink in the face is foreplay? Smooth operator, “Remember where ye came from…”
- By the way, Murtagh is looking like a fine silver fox lying shirtless in bed. Jocasta is a saucy minx.
- Testosterone poisoning at its finest. That said, I truly enjoyed Roger’s fighter coming out on Jamie.
- Young Ian killed the gauntlet. Clever boy.
- Claire’s annoyed stance looks like any wife, sister, mother, waiting for the boys to stop it.
- I am curious why Claire did not look at Roger’s obviously injured arm after he stopped hitting Jamie.
- Roger, Roger, Roger! So many feels. Just so damn good. As he asks questions and the information he is given sinks in and as he shares what he knows, seems to deepen the loss and difficulty of the whole situation.
- Roger needs a minute! Jamie simmer down.
- Wait a minute. ROGER cost you a lad that you love? No. Claire did by wearing that damned gemstone of Otter Tooth.
- One of my fave moments, when Roger says, “What?!” with disdain to Jamie.
- A gorgeous laboring scene with Brianna being surrounded by women then cut to Brianna being introduced to her baby. What the absolute hell?!
- “We will choose his birth date wisely, but you can be sure the lad was born in wedlock.”
- So “Uncle” Murtagh has been hanging around River Run for several months. Interesting.
- Brianna’s sadness that Roger is not with her parents is tough to watch.
- But Murtagh do you really know Bonnet didn’t get out of the jail too?
- What’s the significance of that awkward dinner Brianna decides to show up at? An olive branch of forgiveness?
- Finally, Brianna’s love for Roger shows when she runs out the door and into his arms. Homerun that.
- The love is there and we can feel it.
- “Take me to see my son.”
- Roger’s looking pretty fine with his low cut 70’s open shirt.
- The snuggle between Jocasta and Murtagh has Jamie and Claire perplexed.
- Murtagh’s regulating ways have him in hot water.
Ongoing thoughts:
- Did Roger stop at the standing stones on the way to River Run?
- Who’s tending to and settling the Ridge? One-handed Fergus with Marsali’s help and the one other tenant are not capable of doing it all these past many months. That storyline got dropped like a hot potato.
- Has Roger processed his trauma?
- Will Jamie fake Murtagh’s death by sending him to Canada or back to Scotland?
- When in Season 5 will we get to see Young Ian decked out in his new Kanienkehakan manner?
- What in the heck are the circular pin adornments for? I looked it up and couldn’t find the answer.
- Why did Brianna not ask where Young Ian was?
- The lack of any reconciliation between Jamie and Brianna is strange especially because she told Murtagh she already forgave him.
- The timey-wimey-ness of Season 4 hurts my brain and made it difficult to figure out any frame of reference. Certainly, Brianna’s timeline was ahead of Roger’s. He was gone for 11 months. Jamie and Claire were gone 6.5-7 months to retrieve him even though they were only a couple of weeks behind him in theory?
See you next up for The Fiery Cross read-a-long.
Please share your thoughts and comments to 719-425-9444 or contact@adramofoutlander.com. Comments or messages may be included in the podcast or a written post.
The entire Outlander book series is written by Diana Gabaldon. You can find her on Twitter and Facebook.
Visit Outlander Starz on social media, like or follow: Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and the official website. All photos are the property of Starz/SONY PICTURES TELEVISION INC.
Join the A Dram of Outlander Community
Please share posts, join the discussions, and follow this website and social media sites listed below!
Facebook Page, Facebook Group, Instagram, Twitter, Tumblr, Google+
To financially support the podcast, go to my Patreon page.
Call 719-425-9444 listener/reader line to leave your comment or question.
THE INTRO AND OUTRO MUSIC SEGMENTS ARE TAKEN FROM A PIECE BY DAMIANO BALDONI AT URL ON FREE MUSIC ARCHIVE. CURATOR: CCCOMMUNITY. COPYRIGHT: CREATIVE COMMONS ATTRIBUTION-NONCOMMERCIAL-NODERIVATIVES 4.0: HTTP://CREATIVECOMMONS.ORG/LICENSES/BY-NC-ND/4.0/
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