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Outlander - Season 8 - Episode 07: Evidence of Things Not Seen
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00:00:15Previously, you have a sister.
00:00:16Wouldn't you rather she hear your words than mine?
00:00:20How could you possibly hear that song?
00:00:22My mother taught it to me.
00:00:24Contact this Claudel fellow and encourage him to meet with me.
00:00:26I have a favor to ask of you.
00:00:28My stepbrother.
00:00:30Have you heard of a man by the name of Le Comte Saint-Germain?
00:00:33You are his son.
00:00:33If you are truly his heir, then you can use what he has left you for good.
00:00:37Monsieur Beauchamp told me that I'm the son of a great man.
00:00:39I'm already the son of a great man.
00:00:42Didn't have bothered to put a note on it this time.
00:00:44This letter is from Francis Marion.
00:00:46He'll get us the guns we need.
00:00:47What about your wife?
00:00:49It was her idea I pretend I was dead.
00:00:51Again, the book written by her other father, Frank Randall.
00:00:54It's mentioned of a battle in the backcountry at a place called King's Mountain.
00:00:57Who will hold her once you're gone?
00:01:05In the autumn of 1779, King's Mountain presented a serene vista, reminiscent of Scotland's Culloden Moor, before its historic bloodshed.
00:01:18Yet, as history would record, this tranquility was merely the calm before a storm of iron and fire.
00:01:33Major Patrick Ferguson and his loyalist militia established their stronghold at the summit, commanding the high ground with strategic superiority.
00:01:43Below, Sevier, Cleveland, Fraser and their overmountain troops gathered.
00:01:49Their resolve as firm as the earth beneath their feet.
00:01:53The initial ascent was perilous, with many a rebel picked off as they clawed their way up the mountainside.
00:02:00The battle was swift and fierce.
00:02:04Like penned ducks, 290 loyalist militiamen, including Ferguson himself, were slain.
00:02:11The rebels suffered minimal losses.
00:02:14Only 28 fell.
00:02:18Including me.
00:02:20One moving.
00:02:40And there was a year in the upper bay.
00:02:47Sing me a song of the last that is gone
00:02:54Say could that last be I
00:03:02Mary of soul, she sailed on a day
00:03:08Over the sea to sky
00:03:17Billow and breeze, islands and seas
00:03:23Mountains of rain and sun
00:03:29All that was good, all that was fair
00:03:34All that was me is gone
00:03:44Sing me a song of the last that is gone
00:03:49Say could that last be I
00:03:56Mary of soul, she sailed on a day
00:04:01Over the sea to sky
00:04:16I
00:04:30Mary of soul, she sailed on a day
00:04:47I thought if I stood there, saw the place with mine on eyes, maybe I could find proof that Frank
00:04:55was wrong
00:04:56But every detail, high ground, steep approach, way the fighting will unfold, everything you wrote makes sense
00:05:10I thought maybe he was tormenting me
00:05:14Because I left him
00:05:17Or that maybe he wrote the book to torment you for taking me from him
00:05:22For what if it's neither?
00:05:26Because they are
00:05:27And that might mention it
00:05:31I don't like the truth
00:05:40Come over here boys
00:05:43The pressman
00:05:44Inks the letters
00:05:50Yeah
00:05:51We place the paper in the frisket
00:05:56Fold it over the frame
00:05:58Then we bring this down
00:06:01Pull the lever
00:06:03And voilà
00:06:04We'll have a printed page
00:06:06Is there anything better?
00:06:10May I try?
00:06:12Of course
00:06:15I made this just for you
00:06:29What is it?
00:06:31I don't want to disappoint you Papa
00:06:33I'm
00:06:35Different
00:06:36You can never disappoint me
00:06:40And
00:06:40There is no shame
00:06:42In being different
00:06:43You may be small
00:06:45But you're capable of great things
00:06:50Now
00:06:51Pull the devil's tail
00:06:54Yeah
00:06:57Well done
00:07:00Germain
00:07:06Alors
00:07:11Magnifique
00:07:12No smudges
00:07:14You're a natural
00:07:17Fergus, Fraser and Sons
00:07:20This will be yours one day
00:07:21My fils
00:07:24La plume est notre épée
00:07:26The pen
00:07:27Is our sword
00:07:29And we can never lay it down
00:07:31I
00:07:45William
00:07:47We're becoming quite anxious
00:07:48Without any word from you
00:07:51I found Ben
00:07:53What do you mean?
00:07:56He's grave
00:07:57He's definitely not in a grave
00:08:00But you've known that all along
00:08:05He's risen to the rank of general
00:08:07General Rafe Bleecker
00:08:10Did you know that?
00:08:14No
00:08:17So it doesn't surprise me
00:08:21He claims it was at your behest
00:08:24That he feigned his death
00:08:28I couldn't dissuade him
00:08:30From joining the rebellion
00:08:31I pleaded with him
00:08:33Begged him
00:08:35You greys
00:08:37As your minds are set
00:08:39Nothing else matters
00:08:42Nothing
00:08:45Nobody
00:08:45I wouldn't say that
00:08:48We have our convictions
00:08:50Ben held his deeply
00:08:52He cared for you
00:08:54Not enough
00:08:56Not nearly
00:08:57Enough
00:08:58It was only by impressing upon him
00:09:00The horrors
00:09:01Of betrayal for Trevor
00:09:02Having
00:09:02Having a traitor
00:09:03For a father
00:09:04That he
00:09:05That he finally
00:09:06Consented to disappear quietly
00:09:07Rather than
00:09:08Igniting public scandal
00:09:11I wanted a coward
00:09:12William
00:09:14A man who would avoid
00:09:15Conflict
00:09:16And peril
00:09:17And you thought that might be me
00:09:18At first
00:09:21Uncle John
00:09:22Had mentioned
00:09:23You'd resigned your commission
00:09:26But it wasn't long before
00:09:28I saw the truth of you
00:09:30Well you truly are
00:09:35Your face
00:09:36What happened
00:09:39What do you think happened?
00:09:41He did that
00:09:47I must inform Papa
00:09:50And Uncle Hal
00:09:51They must learn of Ben's survival
00:09:53His alias
00:09:55Perhaps they needn't know
00:09:57That you knew of it
00:09:58I'll hang him
00:09:58No they won't
00:09:59Yes
00:09:59They will
00:10:00I've heard the officers
00:10:01At their gatherings
00:10:03Eager for the news
00:10:04For Washington
00:10:04And his commanders
00:10:07You still love him
00:10:09You agreed to marry me
00:10:12Nothing has to change
00:10:14We still can
00:10:20William
00:10:22You've returned
00:10:24Excellent
00:10:27Although looking a little
00:10:29Worse for wear
00:10:32Hal is en route
00:10:33From London
00:10:34Parliament is eager
00:10:35For news regarding
00:10:36The success of our
00:10:37Military endeavours
00:10:38It's a blessing
00:10:39That Amaranthus
00:10:40And Trevor are here
00:10:41The silver lining
00:10:42In the terrible news
00:10:44We must deliver
00:10:48Papa
00:10:52Ben is alive
00:10:55Now a military leader
00:10:56Among the patriots
00:10:57Under an assumed name
00:10:59My God
00:11:00Are you certain?
00:11:01I swam with my own eyes
00:11:02In the Continental camp
00:11:10I suppose we must
00:11:13Thank the Lord
00:11:15For the
00:11:16Small mercies
00:11:21I'm sorry I doubted you
00:11:28You've had quite the shock
00:11:31Come sit
00:11:39Go fetch some tea
00:11:41And something to eat
00:11:44You'll feel better
00:11:44With something in your stomach
00:11:48I dreaded telling my brother
00:11:50That his son was dead
00:11:51But this is
00:11:55Uncle John
00:11:56There
00:11:58There is something
00:11:59I should tell you
00:11:59There's no need to speak
00:12:00Any further
00:12:02Rest now
00:12:05We've all been shaken
00:12:06By these revelations
00:12:07No
00:12:10It's important for
00:12:10Uncle John to hear this
00:12:14Very well
00:12:16Never mind the tea
00:12:17I'll fetch the brandy
00:12:30I'll fetch the brandy
00:12:30Fergus said Beauchamp was a papunji
00:12:32And the story was so incredulous
00:12:34That even if it was a novel
00:12:35No self-respecting publisher
00:12:37Would even touch it
00:12:38Still
00:12:39Oh, here to Constant-Germain.
00:12:42Two, please.
00:12:48Fergus doesn't want anything to do with any of it.
00:12:50Doesn't mean to be a pawn for someone else's interests.
00:12:52Thinks it might be a ploy to harm the Patriot cause.
00:12:55I mean, if the French do take the old Northwest.
00:12:58Lord John did say Percy is a slippery fellow.
00:13:01Two onions, please.
00:13:03Oh, but imagine inheriting a fortune like that.
00:13:09I could be parading around in a silk gown.
00:13:13I can see it now.
00:13:15It's been so nice having you here.
00:13:17Yeah.
00:13:18When are you and Roger thinking of leaving?
00:13:21Well, actually, we're meeting with one of Marion's agents tomorrow night at the wharf to give him the gold.
00:13:28And then we'll collect the rifles outside of town tomorrow and bring them home.
00:13:33Rebel bitch, you're the printer's wife.
00:13:35How dare you?
00:13:36Tell your filthy frog of an husband to mind what he prints.
00:13:40No more of his rubbish.
00:13:41Come on.
00:13:41Let's go.
00:13:42Leave it.
00:13:53You don't mind if I wear this, do you?
00:14:04You don't mind if I wear this, do you?
00:14:12Mistress Fraser made pancakes for breakfast this morning.
00:14:16But they were burnt as cinders.
00:14:20She tries there.
00:14:23That's why I ate them anyway.
00:14:25Didn't want to upset her.
00:14:43Oh, no.
00:14:47No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
00:14:49Darling, what's wrong?
00:14:52My lace, it's gone.
00:14:55What do you mean?
00:14:56I had a square of lace.
00:14:57I know it was here, but...
00:15:00When did you last see it?
00:15:01It was with Jane's things and Mr. Fraser gave this to me at Monmouth.
00:15:04All right, and have you had it since?
00:15:07I looked at the treasures a few times on our journey home.
00:15:11I wanted to feel close to Jane.
00:15:15But now...
00:15:16Seems like you must have lost it somewhere along the way.
00:15:20No, we have to find it.
00:15:23So sorry, darling.
00:15:28Lace.
00:15:29Is it Jamie's?
00:15:32Yes.
00:15:34My grandmother made it.
00:15:37She was a lace maker.
00:15:41Where?
00:15:43Paris.
00:15:45Jamie and I never lived there, but Mother did when she was a girl.
00:15:50We'd visit sometimes.
00:15:56Grandmother in Paris.
00:15:59Do you remember her name?
00:16:02She was just calling her to me.
00:16:06I don't remember much.
00:16:10Oh, darling.
00:16:13It's all right.
00:16:17I would like to go home now.
00:16:21You've been concealing the truth since the moment you arrived.
00:16:24I felt I had to.
00:16:26Can you blame me?
00:16:27What would you have done in my position?
00:16:29You thought we wouldn't understand?
00:16:31I feared you would understand all too well.
00:16:33You were protecting yourself and Trava from being cast out, fearing Uncle Howe's wrath if he knew about Ben's allegiances.
00:16:40Yes.
00:16:41Yes.
00:16:42That was my fear.
00:16:45Posing as Ben's widow seemed to save her claim.
00:16:48An incredibly lucrative one.
00:16:51Have you ever gone hungry, my lord?
00:16:54I have.
00:16:55And I would stoop however low to keep my son from that fate.
00:17:17Perhaps that was a little harsh.
00:17:21I do appreciate her predicament.
00:17:24And I suspect you do too.
00:17:28I'm not blind to how close the two of you have become.
00:17:31What does that have to do with anything?
00:17:33Just remember.
00:17:36Your cousin is alive.
00:17:37And she is his wife.
00:17:39Whatever feelings you have, any association with her beyond what is perfunctory familial duty, would be improper and impermissible.
00:17:48I don't have any interest in entangling myself with anyone who deceives me.
00:17:54No matter the reason.
00:17:57She did what she felt was necessary for the sake of her child.
00:18:02I don't approve of it, but I understand it.
00:18:06That seems to be a common excuse.
00:18:08Where are you going?
00:18:09It doesn't matter.
00:18:11William!
00:18:25That's not blood, is it?
00:18:27Just a slight mishap involving some tomatoes.
00:18:31Hmm.
00:18:48Another one of these.
00:18:56Lady Bird, Lady Bird.
00:18:58Fly away home.
00:18:59Your house is on fire and your children are gone.
00:19:03Look at this.
00:19:05Bird.
00:19:05B-U-R-D.
00:19:07Hmm.
00:19:08It's our poet.
00:19:10Hmm.
00:19:10Do you remember the one about Cockrobin?
00:19:13Who killed Cockrobin?
00:19:16I said this, Pamela, with my bow.
00:19:18Well, now.
00:19:18I can't listen to it.
00:19:19Just put it in the drawer with the others.
00:19:22I will.
00:19:24So where does this new one rank?
00:19:26This is the worst of our anonymous collection.
00:19:29I think somewhere in the middle.
00:19:32Papa, you're home!
00:19:34Oh!
00:19:34Yeah!
00:19:35What have you done to yourself?
00:19:36Your mum will show me how to clean the ink balls.
00:19:39Hmm.
00:19:40Where are your sleeve covers?
00:19:42I didn't want to die to them, Papa.
00:19:43They're too nice.
00:19:45Apprentice Pride lies in keeping his hands clean.
00:19:48That's something you'll need to master, eh?
00:19:51Go wash it off, then.
00:19:52Before it stains for good.
00:19:54Oui, mum will.
00:19:55Allez.
00:20:01Christ.
00:20:02He's a sight, isn't he?
00:20:05Then I lie.
00:20:06You're proud as punch.
00:20:07He's beautiful.
00:20:08Even covered in ink.
00:20:10I can.
00:20:13The shop.
00:20:15It's been so good for the boys.
00:20:17I will not let idle threats scare us away from something that brings them so much joy.
00:20:32For all our children.
00:20:34For all our children.
00:20:36Present and future.
00:20:39Vegas, Basin.
00:20:41You're trying to populate the entire colony.
00:20:43Well, my love, making love and making babies one and the same.
00:20:54Yes.
00:21:08Edwin.
00:21:09Edwin.
00:21:09Edwin, I got up.
00:21:10Okay, let me help you.
00:21:17Oh, my God.
00:21:46Oh, my God.
00:21:47Just leave.
00:21:59It's locked.
00:22:08Unfortunately, the lease was gone.
00:22:11Fanny was so upset.
00:22:13And she said it was made by her grandmother, who's a lacemaker in Paris.
00:22:24A lacemaker in Paris?
00:22:25Hmm.
00:22:26It's a slender thread, but it's something.
00:22:29I seem to recall a lacemaker, a cross from Master Eamon's apothecary.
00:22:38Yes.
00:22:39I went to her once.
00:22:41I heard a child's cry that day.
00:22:44What if it was her...
00:22:46Clara?
00:22:49Her daughter?
00:22:53Is it possible?
00:22:57Faith.
00:22:59I always wondered if Mother Hildegard called her that.
00:23:05She somehow knew of the rift between us.
00:23:10How close we came to losing everything.
00:23:13You told me you hated me.
00:23:16I just wanted you to feel my pain.
00:23:20Okay.
00:23:21Susnick.
00:23:23Perhaps she chose that name because you wanted to remind me to hold on.
00:23:29Not just to a belief in something greater.
00:23:33But in us.
00:23:37And the life we still had.
00:23:39Ahead of us.
00:23:46I'm so scared.
00:23:48To lose you again.
00:23:55With everything that's about to come.
00:24:00How can I have faith when I face that possibility?
00:24:08When it's the unseen threads that bind us.
00:24:14Moven by a hand to far greater than our own.
00:24:21Hold on to me, Clara.
00:24:25Always.
00:24:30Always.
00:25:13What brings you here?
00:25:15I have some information for you.
00:25:17Regarding a certain...
00:25:19acquaintance.
00:25:28Tell me about Richardson.
00:25:30The erstwhile captain was seen in Charlestown boarding a ship and intends to make his way to Savannah soon.
00:25:39Excellent news.
00:25:41Thought he might be pleased.
00:25:43I'll keep my ears open and let you know when he arrives and where he'll be staying.
00:25:50May I ask what you intend to do with him?
00:25:54No.
00:25:55You may not.
00:25:58I'd imagine you'll be sipping fine brandy with the man.
00:26:01Oh, you can imagine anything you like.
00:26:03But you will forget that we had this conversation.
00:26:11You're looking well, John.
00:26:14As handsome as you did at our parents' wedding.
00:26:21You recall that day?
00:26:23Not particularly.
00:26:25I do.
00:26:27I remember everything.
00:26:28Well, I've let it be very hard to forget.
00:26:33How we touched hands in the church.
00:26:39And then later, we slipped away to the bell tower.
00:26:43You can't have forgotten that.
00:26:48I wanted to go slow.
00:26:52To savor every inch of you.
00:26:56But you were so hungry for me back then.
00:27:08Perseverance.
00:27:11Never was a man so well-named.
00:27:18There was a time when you loved me, John.
00:27:23If only you were sufficiently honest enough with yourself to admit it.
00:27:54William.
00:27:56William.
00:27:56William, I wasn't expecting you.
00:27:59This is our colleague, and we were discussing business.
00:28:03I thought there was nothing worse than having a traitor for a father.
00:28:08I'll take my leave.
00:28:13Business, eh?
00:28:14Perhaps this explains why you never told me you were governor at Artemio Prison.
00:28:17I knew James Fraser long before Hellwater.
00:28:19Who told you that?
00:28:20It's true, isn't it?
00:28:22Fraser was your prisoner.
00:28:24Yes, but...
00:28:24How is it that a warden...
00:28:26cared enough about a prisoner, a traitor?
00:28:29To agree to raise his son?
00:28:32Was he one of your conquests?
00:28:33Were you one of his?
00:28:35Neither.
00:28:35You'll forgive me if I don't believe that.
00:28:37Coming from a liar, a hypocrite, and a sodomite!
00:28:40I'm sorry for what you saw.
00:28:42And I know you don't understand.
00:28:45But understand this.
00:28:46James Fraser and I were friends.
00:28:48And you have no idea what we have sacrificed for you.
00:28:51The lengths we have gone to for you to protect you.
00:28:56I've had enough of your ingratitude!
00:29:00I've tried to get you back on your feet.
00:29:03But if you choose to use this to do with Amaranthus as yet another excuse to fritter away your life,
00:29:09then you could do it somewhere else.
00:29:12And if you ever dare speak to your father that way again...
00:29:15You don't have a father!
00:29:28You don't have a father!
00:29:30A letter from Ian.
00:29:32Posted from Philadelphia.
00:29:34Says he spoke to a lass at the brothel of friends of Jane's.
00:29:37She didn't have ken much, but gave him this pamphlet.
00:29:40She's saved with a story about Jane, published after her death.
00:29:43Salacious and gory details of the murder.
00:29:46Scandal cells.
00:29:48Nothing new there.
00:29:49But not only that.
00:29:51Ian tracked down the writer and persuaded him to share his notes.
00:30:01My mother's name was Faith Pocock.
00:30:05As my grandmother lay dying, she told my mother an incredible story.
00:30:09That one day, a strange little man from the apothecary came with a baby.
00:30:15He asked her to look after it and said he'd come back.
00:30:18But if he didn't, she was to find Lady Brock Turok.
00:30:23So she waited.
00:30:25But he never returned.
00:30:26So she went to find the lady.
00:30:28And was sent to the house of a wine merchant.
00:30:32Where the servant told her that this lady had left the country.
00:30:35Our grandmother wondered who could leave such a sweet child.
00:30:39By then, of course, she'd fallen in love with the baby girl.
00:30:41Well, years later, my mother learned that this lady lived in the mountains of North Carolina.
00:30:47Our family was on our way to find her.
00:30:50When our ship was taken by pirates.
00:30:53And our parents were killed.
00:31:01I need my sister to know that I love her more than life itself.
00:31:09This is proof of that, I suppose.
00:31:16But I want her to know that I'm at peace with dying.
00:31:22That none of this was her fault.
00:31:24And that I'd do it again.
00:31:26And if God owes me anything, and believe me,
00:31:30He does.
00:31:34Then he'll help her find this lady when I'm gone.
00:31:41So she has a chance to be safe.
00:31:48To be loved.
00:31:54As she deserves.
00:32:02Faith was coming to find us.
00:32:03Faith was coming to find us.
00:32:32Mother.
00:32:33Mother.
00:32:34Papa.
00:32:35Smoke.
00:32:36Wake up.
00:32:36Smoke.
00:32:38Smoke.
00:32:39Fire.
00:32:40Fire.
00:32:40Okay, we must go.
00:32:42Quick.
00:32:42Come.
00:32:45Felicity, wake up.
00:32:46Wake up.
00:32:48Come.
00:32:49Quickly.
00:32:50We must go.
00:32:52Quickly.
00:33:00Hurry.
00:33:01Hurry.
00:33:02Fire.
00:33:03Germain.
00:33:04I'll make you still get up.
00:33:07They're not here.
00:33:07Where are they?
00:33:08Oh, God.
00:33:09The roof.
00:33:10They always go out there to look at the stars.
00:33:12I'll get them.
00:33:14Come.
00:33:15Come.
00:33:16Come.
00:33:17Come.
00:33:17Come.
00:33:17Come.
00:33:22Fire.
00:33:23Fire.
00:33:24Get back, Charlie.
00:33:25Fire.
00:33:26Come on.
00:33:27Hurry, Christian.
00:33:28Where are you?
00:33:29The boys, I'm coming.
00:33:31Don't move.
00:33:32Jama, Henry, Christian.
00:33:34You did everything, my boys.
00:33:37Papa.
00:33:38Let's go.
00:33:39I found them.
00:33:41They're here.
00:33:47Come.
00:33:54Water.
00:33:55Water.
00:33:55Make water.
00:33:56I'm clear.
00:34:03Oh, what is it?
00:34:04Oh, Marsley.
00:34:06Marsley.
00:34:07We saw this milk in the wharf.
00:34:09Where's Fergus?
00:34:10The boys, they were not through.
00:34:11He's gone after them.
00:34:14How's it going these yards going to be?
00:34:20Keep it going.
00:34:21What the fuck?
00:34:23What the fuck?
00:34:30What the fuck?
00:34:31Fergus!
00:34:31Is this your own unit?
00:34:33Yes.
00:34:34Help me.
00:34:35All right.
00:34:36Go.
00:34:36You go.
00:34:36Go.
00:34:37I need you to hold on to your brother, all right?
00:34:39No, Papa.
00:34:40I won't leave you.
00:34:41I'll come down right belly.
00:34:42Go.
00:34:43Go.
00:34:45Don't look down.
00:34:47Hold on tight.
00:34:49Hey.
00:34:50You must be brave.
00:34:50No, boys.
00:34:51All right?
00:34:52Go.
00:34:52Go.
00:34:55Hold on tight.
00:34:56You can do it.
00:34:57Right?
00:35:03Oh, Lord.
00:35:05Oh, Lord.
00:35:11Hold on.
00:35:12Oh, Lord.
00:35:15Oh, Lord.
00:35:22I'm sorry, I've got you.
00:35:29He's flying, Perkins!
00:35:36Where is my lover?
00:35:54No!
00:36:11What is it?
00:36:16It did again, but...
00:36:19The terrible feeling, something is wrong.
00:36:22I'm sorry.
00:36:48If anything were to happen to me, would you stay here?
00:36:52In this time with the kids?
00:36:54Nothing is gonna happen to you.
00:37:00I know you've just lost your brother.
00:37:04I'm so sorry.
00:37:07But nothing is gonna happen to you.
00:37:10If it did.
00:37:19I would stay.
00:37:21Of course.
00:37:23This is our home.
00:37:25So our whole family is here.
00:37:30The four of us belong here.
00:37:39Five...
00:37:40Five...
00:37:41Five...
00:37:43Oh, my God.
00:38:14Oh, John says you can get another room ready.
00:38:19I'm not afraid to let them out of my sight.
00:38:22Ever again.
00:38:24Marcy, you need to sleep.
00:38:50I'll watch you over them.
00:39:05Someone left us a note.
00:39:09It's a poem.
00:39:11About fire.
00:39:16We laughed about how we used to get them from time to time.
00:39:25Fergus said the thing to do was read them aloud to each other.
00:39:30And then make fun of them.
00:39:32And rank them from best to worst.
00:39:37Fergus, it could have been an accident.
00:39:41An ember from a whorethin building full of paper.
00:39:49Yeah.
00:39:51After all these years.
00:39:56I didn't again where I ended.
00:39:58And he began.
00:40:03Now, there's barely anything left of him.
00:40:09Not even a body to hold.
00:40:13Just ashes, boards.
00:40:35He's in him.
00:40:38He's in every single one of you, children.
00:40:42You'll always have him with you.
00:40:44Let's go.
00:41:03Goodbye.
00:41:05Good.
00:41:22It was her last chance to tell you these things.
00:41:32We have some things that we'd like to tell you as well.
00:41:40My family home in Scotland is a place named Brachtourach, but Clare and I lived in France for a bit.
00:41:52I worked with my cousin's winery in Paris.
00:41:59When we were there, I had a baby.
00:42:07A little girl.
00:42:10Her name was Faith.
00:42:13I thought she died right after she was born.
00:42:19But now we know that she couldn't have because that baby was your mother.
00:42:35So that means that she was...
00:42:42Well, I'm the lady she was looking for.
00:42:44I'm Lady Brachtourach.
00:43:04We believe we are your grandparents.
00:43:08Us.
00:43:10Your family.
00:43:13Your blood.
00:43:16I know it's a surprise.
00:43:18It was to us as well.
00:43:21I was very sick after your mother was born.
00:43:29And I only got to hold her for a little while.
00:43:38And then leave.
00:43:40You told me that she died.
00:43:44And I took her away.
00:43:50Sometimes I feel you staring at me with tears in your eyes.
00:43:56Is that why?
00:44:04Sweetheart, it has nothing to do with you.
00:44:08I sang a song to your mother when she was born.
00:44:14A song my mother sang to me.
00:44:18And you...
00:44:19You were singing that same song in the church at Monmouth when we met.
00:44:27Your mother must have sang that same song to you.
00:44:34Sometimes I look at you.
00:44:37And you're so beautiful.
00:44:40Like she must have been.
00:44:46And it makes me think of the things that I missed.
00:44:55The things that I lost.
00:45:00It just hurts a little bit.
00:45:05I'm sorry.
00:45:07Oh, no, no, no.
00:45:09Toby.
00:45:13Having you here with us.
00:45:19It mends a piece of my broken heart that I never thought could be mended.
00:45:26How did she know the song?
00:45:29If she was only a baby?
00:45:38I wish we knew.
00:45:40There is so much.
00:45:42Can I explain?
00:45:47I had...
00:45:50Something very special.
00:45:53Made of lace.
00:45:56It was a veil.
00:45:59But I believe it was made by your grandmother.
00:46:03I bought it from our shop.
00:46:05When we lived in Paris.
00:46:08I wore it...
00:46:10To the graveyard.
00:46:13Where I believed your mother was buried.
00:46:18And I was so sad.
00:46:21And I left it in Paris.
00:46:30But it makes me so happy to think that...
00:46:33We had something of your grandmother's.
00:46:37Because...
00:46:38Because...
00:46:39She is part of you.
00:46:44And you were part of me.
00:46:51They're a family.
00:46:53Or they can...
00:46:55Be like lace.
00:46:58Fragile and delicate.
00:47:02Got of holes.
00:47:04And gaps.
00:47:06Like the things that...
00:47:07We don't know.
00:47:12But...
00:47:14Like lace.
00:47:16We can be strong.
00:47:17The threads.
00:47:19Hard to tear apart.
00:47:21I want.
00:47:29I'd like to go to my room now.
00:47:43Perhaps we should have a wider.
00:47:51I want.
00:48:03Animal.
00:48:03Wake up.
00:48:05Wake up.
00:48:12Where are your brother and sisters?
00:48:14I told them to go and try to have some breakfast.
00:48:17We have to go back to the print shop.
00:48:20Papa says we must rise.
00:48:21Every day.
00:48:22Ready to bring the news to the people.
00:48:24No matter what happens.
00:48:26The crew will not be happy, he says.
00:48:28We can never lay down our sword.
00:48:38I pray for that.
00:48:41Go and join your brother and sisters.
00:48:43I'll be there soon.
00:48:45I'll be there soon.
00:49:01What will I do without Varicus?
00:49:14What will I do without Varicus?
00:49:20I'll be there soon.
00:49:21But you could also consider Beauchamp's offer.
00:49:25Shema is a legitimate heir now.
00:49:28No.
00:49:31Varicus wouldn't want to.
00:49:36I think what he would want is...
00:49:40I think he would want you and his children to be taken care of.
00:49:49Various considerate.
00:49:52But not today.
00:49:58First...
00:50:06I need to bury my husband.
00:50:16I need to take him home.
00:50:23Fanny, darling.
00:50:26Supper's ready downstairs.
00:50:33Sweetheart?
00:50:36Is everything all right?
00:50:51Do you like some company?
00:50:58I'm so sorry, Fanny.
00:51:02It's too much, too soon, perhaps.
00:51:06But we still wanted you to know that you were ours.
00:51:14Again, you might not believe us, lass.
00:51:17We'll have proof.
00:51:46Oh, I believe you.
00:51:48But you're my family, so I'll lose you, too.
00:51:51You'll go away, or you'll die, and I'll be even more alone.
00:51:57I know it's hard to believe that everything's going to be all right, especially after everything that's happened to you,
00:52:04but...
00:52:11God tells us that faith is the evidence of things not seen.
00:52:19So I will ask you to have faith in us, lass.
00:52:34Yeah.
00:52:36You've come home.
00:52:41No two people experience physical pain in the same way.
00:52:46Perhaps the same is true for emotional pain.
00:52:50But our collective love of Fergus was reflected in the agony of our shared loss.
00:52:59Our grief was alike.
00:53:02That wild look of suffering in Marsily's eyes was the same I saw in Jamie's.
00:53:07It was there in my own.
00:53:10That nauseating ache.
00:53:12The disbelief that eats away at you until you're numb.
00:53:18A granddaughter who seemed to drop out of the sky a blessing from heaven.
00:53:24And a son who was taken from us too soon.
00:53:27A hellish reality.
00:53:29Such are the tapestries of our lives.
00:53:31Threads of shock, anger, love, and affection.
00:53:35Among the multitude of others.
00:53:38Woven together as intricately and delicately.
00:53:42As the most beautiful lace.
00:53:58The only thing is that it is that it is not true for you to do it in a large
00:53:59body.
00:53:59Even if you don't notice that it is actually possible for you to be able to oppose it.
00:54:00If the one is coming back, you want to see it from the island.
00:54:01It's the only way that we can do it.
00:54:01It's the only way that we come back as if we enjoy.
00:54:01And it's the only way that we can do it.
00:54:03So it says that we can do it.
00:54:28It's what?
00:54:32Stop fooling around. Pay attention.
00:54:36I am.
00:54:39It's a great deal, Adi.
00:54:41Where do you think you're going?
00:54:43With me, Lord?
00:54:45You remind me, I have something to fight for.
00:54:49There you are, me lord.
00:54:51Me lady, you've returned.
00:54:53Oh goodness.
00:54:54It's a miracle.
00:54:58Office.
00:54:59Stand by my hand, Fergus.
00:55:01Son of my name and of my heart.
00:55:04You've saved my life one and once.
00:55:06I've simply balanced the scales.
00:55:08I will miss you too, but it won't be goodbye.
00:55:12On the au revoir.
00:55:13And you have a name?
00:55:15Fraser.
00:55:16His name is Fergus Claudel Fraser.
00:55:37Come with me.
00:55:42See.
00:55:51Bye.
00:55:52Check it out.
00:55:57Bye.
00:55:57Bye.
00:55:57Bye.
00:56:02Bye.
00:56:08This is for Fergus.
00:56:11And for you.
00:56:14I know he's not with us, but maybe you'll find him here.
00:56:20Grandad.
00:56:33Grandad.
00:57:03Grandad.
00:57:05Grandad.
00:57:08Grandad.
00:57:11Mahri.
00:57:35It's an urgent matter, I need to leave the city for a long time, you're the only person
00:57:41in which I have trust.
00:57:43Prenez soin of this child.
00:57:45Moi?
00:57:50Son père is in prison and his mother is very sick.
00:57:54She is so petite, she is so beautiful, the poor.
00:57:59She's called Faith.
00:58:01If I'm not coming back, I need to find you, Mrs. Brock Tuorak.
00:58:09Goodbye, sweet faith.
00:58:12Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
00:58:15No, no, no, no, no.
00:58:18I know a song, I love her mother to sing.
00:58:22I do like to be beside the seaside.
00:58:26I do like to be beside the sea.
00:58:32Oh, I do like to stroll along the prom prom prom
00:58:37Where the brass bands play diddly hum-pum-pum.
00:59:07So just let me be beside the seaside.
00:59:14I'll be beside myself with glee.
00:59:20And there's lots of girls beside, I should like to be beside, beside the seaside.
00:59:28Beside the sea.
00:59:31Let me walk on theacak of this, www.aftradio.co.uk.
00:59:37And there is a singular sewage and a limit touch.
00:59:40Otherwise, I don't think that's how there is a нельзя iii is.
01:00:00gigors and fandom do-
01:00:05The book is now
01:00:06Taunt about my death
01:00:08It's a warning
01:00:09I have been asking after William
01:00:11And no one has seen him in town for days
01:00:14You have a few months yet to prepare
01:00:16Fraser
01:00:17Don't waste it
01:00:18The question is
01:00:20Will they follow orders in the smoke and fire of battle?
01:00:23Mr. Whittaker
01:00:23How can I help?
01:00:24We're here to help you
01:00:26I have the medical skills to save your life
01:00:29We can't change the course of history
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