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This story is based on Diana Gabaldon's Outlander series and Starz's TV show under the same name. The story starts roughly when the latest season of the show (S6) ended, and diverges from the 6th book (A Breath of Snow and Ashes) at chapter 90.
(Book and season 1) Claire was a WWII battle nurse in English army. Soon after the war ended, Claire and her then husband, Frank Randal, was visiting Scottish Highland when Claire stepped through a standing rock in a mysterious stone circle and landed in 1743. There she met a young Scottish warrior, Jamie Fraser, and fell into love with him and married him.
(Book and season 2) Armed with her knowledge of the future, Claire and Jamie tried to stop the impending Jacobite rising of 1745, when Scottish clans united under Bonnie Prince Charles in rebellion of English rule. They failed in their mission and was dragged into the war. The night before the doomed battle at Culloden, Jamie was determined to die in the last stand of the rising; and sent pregnant Claire through the stone back to the safety of 20th century.
(Book and season 3) Frank took Claire back in; and together they raised Brianna, her daughter with Jaime, in Boston. Claire became a successful surgeon; yet, unable to let go of her past love, her marriage with Frank fell apart. In 1968, after Frank had died in a car accident, and Brianna had grown into an] young adult, Claire learned that Jamie did not die in the battle of Culloden. Instead, he was imprisoned by the English for years then released. Claire travelled through the stone again, reunited with Jamie in 1766.
(Book 4/5/6 and season 4/5) Along with Jamie's nephew, young Ian Murray, Jamie and Claire moved to the New World. They acquired a large parcel of land in the wilderness of North Carolina mountains, attracted immigrants to settle there as tenants, and established a thriving settlement called Fraser's Ridge. Brianna, and her 20th century boyfriend, Roger MacKenzie, both travelled through the stone to find Claire and Jamie. They got married and settled down at Fraser's Ridge, and had a son named Jemmy. However, troubles were brewing. Richard Brown was the leader of a nearby committee of safety, a militia self-appointed as the law enforcers in the countryside. His brother, Lionel Brown, led a group of armed thugs to raid Fraser's ridge. They kidnapped and brutally raped Claire. Jamie rescued her and killed off Lionel Brown and his gang.
(Book 5/6 and season 6) Tom Christie, an acquaintance and rival in the English prison with Jamie after Culloden, settled on Fraser's Ridge along with his young adult son Allan and daughter Malva. Claire liked Malva and took her in as the apprentice of her medical practice. However, Malva got pregnant and falsely accused that Jamie was the father of her unborn baby. One day Claire discovered Malva’s body in her garden, her throat slit by unknown assailant. In an attempt to save the unborn baby, Claire cut open Malva's belly to take the baby out, but she was unable to keep the baby alive. There had long been rumors and suspicions that Claire was a witch, due to her advanced and unconventional medical knowledge and practice. Malva's murder put Claire and Jamie in the center of a storm. Seizing this opportunity for revenge, Richard Brown and his safety of committee arrested Claire and Jamie to travel to Wilmington for trial. Tom Christie came along to ensure Frasers' safety and a fair trial. Halfway through this journey, Jamie and Claire were forcefully separated by Brown's men. The story of Claire's ordeal started from this point...
The main characters of the forecoming parts:
Claire Beauchamp Randall Fraser is a nurse, later a doctor, and a time-traveler who has lived both in the 20th century and the 18th century. While on a second honeymoon in Scotland with her husband, Frank Randall, Claire inadvertently travels two hundred years into the past, where she meets and eventually marries Jamie Fraser. As the primary (and sole first-person) narrator of the Outlander novels, Claire is compassionate but medically ruthless, with a quick tongue that tends to get her into trouble.
James Alexander Malcolm MacKenzie Fraser is a Scottish soldier and landowner. He is well educated and has a knack for learning languages. Raised to be the future Laird of Lallybroch, he is a natural leader, from the homestead to the battlefield. He first meets Claire on his return home to Scotland from France.
Brianna Ellen Randall Fraser MacKenzie is the second daughter of Claire and Jamie Fraser. Brianna did not know the story of her true parentage until after the man she had thought was her father, Frank Randall, had died and her mother took her to Scotland, where she told Brianna and Roger MacKenzie about her journey through time and her life with Jamie.
Lord John Grey is an English soldier and diplomat. At age sixteen, he meets the infamous Jamie Fraser before the Battle of Prestonpans, and the two do not meet again until he becomes the governor of Ardsmuir, a Scottish prison. They form a tenuous friendship, which soon becomes complicated by the fact that Lord John has fallen in love with Jamie.
Neil Forbes is the local lawyer in Cross Creek, where his most prominent client (until 1775) was Jocasta Innes of River Run. In early 1770, he purchased a sawmill in Averasboro. The same year, he made a proposal of marriage to Brianna Fraser of Fraser's Ridge, but she declined his suit. This rejection, in combination with several altercations with her father, Jamie Fraser, contributed to Forbes' animosity toward Fraser family
Phillip Wylie is a wealthy plantation owner in Edenton in the colony of North Carolina.
Little is known of Phillip's personal history beyond that he came into his wealth at a young age. Through his wealth he moves in high ranked social circles knowing people with various levels of influence.
Richard Brown is a resident of Brownsville, and the brother of Lionel Brown and Thomasina Brown.
Richard and his brother Lionel have both been a source of trouble for the Fraser family since their first encounter in 1770, when the brothers attempt to kill Isaiah Morton, a member of Jamie Fraser's militia.
Tom Christie is the father of Allan Christie and uncle of Malva Christie. He joined the Stuarts during the Jacobite Rising of 1745, and was imprisoned at Ardsmuir, where he met Jamie Fraser
The son of a self-made merchant from Edinburgh, Tom inherited his father's business as a young man. When the Stuart Rising began in 1745, he paid a visit to O'Sullivan, the quartermaster-general and adjutant for the Jacobite army, and came away from the meeting as a commissary officer. He followed the army through the campaign, but left it at Nairn the day before the Battle of Culloden. He had left it too late, though – driving a commissary wagon, he was waylaid by a government troop of Campbells, and they arrested him.
Ian Fraser Murray is the youngest son of Ian and Jenny Murray. He is most commonly referred to as Young Ian, to avoid confusion with his father.
The events on the day of Young Ian's birth prove a rather inauspicious beginning to an eventful life. His uncle, Jamie, living in a cave at the time, had come down to the house to be with his sister when she went into labor. The elder Ian was not there at the time, having been arrested and taken away to deal with the matter of who rightfully owns Lallybroch. There were redcoats still lingering in the district on the day Ian was born.
This story is based on Diana Gabaldon's Outlander series and Starz's TV show under the same name. The story starts roughly when the latest season of the show (S6) ended, and diverges from the 6th book (A Breath of Snow and Ashes) at chapter 90.
(Book and season 1) Claire was a WWII battle nurse in English army. Soon after the war ended, Claire and her then husband, Frank Randal, was visiting Scottish Highland when Claire stepped through a standing rock in a mysterious stone circle and landed in 1743. There she met a young Scottish warrior, Jamie Fraser, and fell into love with him and married him.
(Book and season 2) Armed with her knowledge of the future, Claire and Jamie tried to stop the impending Jacobite rising of 1745, when Scottish clans united under Bonnie Prince Charles in rebellion of English rule. They failed in their mission and was dragged into the war. The night before the doomed battle at Culloden, Jamie was determined to die in the last stand of the rising; and sent pregnant Claire through the stone back to the safety of 20th century.
(Book and season 3) Frank took Claire back in; and together they raised Brianna, her daughter with Jaime, in Boston. Claire became a successful surgeon; yet, unable to let go of her past love, her marriage with Frank fell apart. In 1968, after Frank had died in a car accident, and Brianna had grown into an] young adult, Claire learned that Jamie did not die in the battle of Culloden. Instead, he was imprisoned by the English for years then released. Claire travelled through the stone again, reunited with Jamie in 1766.
(Book 4/5/6 and season 4/5) Along with Jamie's nephew, young Ian Murray, Jamie and Claire moved to the New World. They acquired a large parcel of land in the wilderness of North Carolina mountains, attracted immigrants to settle there as tenants, and established a thriving settlement called Fraser's Ridge. Brianna, and her 20th century boyfriend, Roger MacKenzie, both travelled through the stone to find Claire and Jamie. They got married and settled down at Fraser's Ridge, and had a son named Jemmy. However, troubles were brewing. Richard Brown was the leader of a nearby committee of safety, a militia self-appointed as the law enforcers in the countryside. His brother, Lionel Brown, led a group of armed thugs to raid Fraser's ridge. They kidnapped and brutally raped Claire. Jamie rescued her and killed off Lionel Brown and his gang.
(Book 5/6 and season 6) Tom Christie, an acquaintance and rival in the English prison with Jamie after Culloden, settled on Fraser's Ridge along with his young adult son Allan and daughter Malva. Claire liked Malva and took her in as the apprentice of her medical practice. However, Malva got pregnant and falsely accused that Jamie was the father of her unborn baby. One day Claire discovered Malva’s body in her garden, her throat slit by unknown assailant. In an attempt to save the unborn baby, Claire cut open Malva's belly to take the baby out, but she was unable to keep the baby alive. There had long been rumors and suspicions that Claire was a witch, due to her advanced and unconventional medical knowledge and practice. Malva's murder put Claire and Jamie in the center of a storm. Seizing this opportunity for revenge, Richard Brown and his safety of committee arrested Claire and Jamie to travel to Wilmington for trial. Tom Christie came along to ensure Frasers' safety and a fair trial. Halfway through this journey, Jamie and Claire were forcefully separated by Brown's men. The story of Claire's ordeal started from this point...
The main characters of the forecoming parts:
Claire Beauchamp Randall Fraser is a nurse, later a doctor, and a time-traveler who has lived both in the 20th century and the 18th century. While on a second honeymoon in Scotland with her husband, Frank Randall, Claire inadvertently travels two hundred years into the past, where she meets and eventually marries Jamie Fraser. As the primary (and sole first-person) narrator of the Outlander novels, Claire is compassionate but medically ruthless, with a quick tongue that tends to get her into trouble.
James Alexander Malcolm MacKenzie Fraser is a Scottish soldier and landowner. He is well educated and has a knack for learning languages. Raised to be the future Laird of Lallybroch, he is a natural leader, from the homestead to the battlefield. He first meets Claire on his return home to Scotland from France.
Brianna Ellen Randall Fraser MacKenzie is the second daughter of Claire and Jamie Fraser. Brianna did not know the story of her true parentage until after the man she had thought was her father, Frank Randall, had died and her mother took her to Scotland, where she told Brianna and Roger MacKenzie about her journey through time and her life with Jamie.
Lord John Grey is an English soldier and diplomat. At age sixteen, he meets the infamous Jamie Fraser before the Battle of Prestonpans, and the two do not meet again until he becomes the governor of Ardsmuir, a Scottish prison. They form a tenuous friendship, which soon becomes complicated by the fact that Lord John has fallen in love with Jamie.
Neil Forbes is the local lawyer in Cross Creek, where his most prominent client (until 1775) was Jocasta Innes of River Run. In early 1770, he purchased a sawmill in Averasboro. The same year, he made a proposal of marriage to Brianna Fraser of Fraser's Ridge, but she declined his suit. This rejection, in combination with several altercations with her father, Jamie Fraser, contributed to Forbes' animosity toward Fraser family
Phillip Wylie is a wealthy plantation owner in Edenton in the colony of North Carolina.
Little is known of Phillip's personal history beyond that he came into his wealth at a young age. Through his wealth he moves in high ranked social circles knowing people with various levels of influence.
Richard Brown is a resident of Brownsville, and the brother of Lionel Brown and Thomasina Brown.
Richard and his brother Lionel have both been a source of trouble for the Fraser family since their first encounter in 1770, when the brothers attempt to kill Isaiah Morton, a member of Jamie Fraser's militia.
Tom Christie is the father of Allan Christie and uncle of Malva Christie. He joined the Stuarts during the Jacobite Rising of 1745, and was imprisoned at Ardsmuir, where he met Jamie Fraser
The son of a self-made merchant from Edinburgh, Tom inherited his father's business as a young man. When the Stuart Rising began in 1745, he paid a visit to O'Sullivan, the quartermaster-general and adjutant for the Jacobite army, and came away from the meeting as a commissary officer. He followed the army through the campaign, but left it at Nairn the day before the Battle of Culloden. He had left it too late, though – driving a commissary wagon, he was waylaid by a government troop of Campbells, and they arrested him.
Ian Fraser Murray is the youngest son of Ian and Jenny Murray. He is most commonly referred to as Young Ian, to avoid confusion with his father.
The events on the day of Young Ian's birth prove a rather inauspicious beginning to an eventful life. His uncle, Jamie, living in a cave at the time, had come down to the house to be with his sister when she went into labor. The elder Ian was not there at the time, having been arrested and taken away to deal with the matter of who rightfully owns Lallybroch. There were redcoats still lingering in the district on the day Ian was born.