Everything I've always loved about Outlander is in this episode, which is by far the best of the season. Yes, this season has been slow. It's also been quite faithful to the book, which is nice. But the best episodes of Outlander involve romance, action, and in many cases, a journey. Outlander is always at its best when the main characters are on the move. Even though it was rather faithful to the novel, I felt that the story was beginning to become stagnant, because it rarely left Fraser's Ridge. It was time, high time, for the show to get moving again. And this episode did just that. It's also one of the better cliffhangers in Outlander's history. I am excited to see how they adapt the rest of the book and book 7. As the war gets going, I think that our characters will be on the move a lot more. The show thrives when it is at its most dynamic. I'm interested to see how the rest of this particular drama with Claire's utterly unjust "trial" plays out as well. And I'm surprised they didn't show Wendigo Donner in jail alongside her! The episode does leave you feeling suspended, but in a good way.
Review of I Am Not Alone
