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Outlander season 7, episode 10, released on Starz on November 29, 2024, continues the drama as Claire McKenzie and Jamie Fraser's story nears its end. In the previous episode, Claire was called to Philadelphia to help Lord John Grey's nephew, while Jamie stayed in Scotland to care for the ailing Old Ian. The latest episode brings more twists and tragedies as their journey unfolds.
In episode 10, the beloved couple was in a long-distance relationship as war was brewing. While Jamie was on his way to return to America and in the arms of his wife, per his letter, Claire soon received the news that Jamie, along with the rest of the people on the ship, got lost at sea after a storm. Not a single passenger survived, and Jamie was presumed dead.
However, it wasn't the only tragic news the already mournful Claire received because a turn of events forced her to do something for the good of the people around her.
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Disclaimer: This article contains major spoilers for Outlander season 7 episode 10. Reader's discretion is advised.
Outlander season 7 episode 10 sees Claire receiving tragic news about Jamie's fate
The final moments of Outlander season 7 episode 10 saw Claire receive news from Lord John Grey and a man named Amias Ratcliff, Captain of the HMS Roberts. Together, they told Claire that the Euterpe, the ship Jamie sailed on to go back to America, was lost at sea.
A few scenes before this, Claire received a letter from Jamie, where the latter told her about visiting Joan at the convent and meeting friends of Mr. Franklin. He also told her that he was finally coming back to America in two weeks' time, and thinking that the letter was sent six weeks ago, Claire and young Ian thought that Jamie would arrive anytime soon.
Back to the news of Jamie's supposed demise at sea, Lord John Grey explained to Claire that the Euterpe lost with all hands. It means no one survived the catastrophe, including Jamie. Claire didn't believe it at first and angrily told John that she would have known if Jamie died because her heart would have stopped, too.
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However, Ratcliff attested to the news, saying that he saw the Euterpe during the incident. The ship, he said, sunk in the ocean after a storm blew up. He mentioned a broaching wave swallowed the Euterpe, and it never turned back up. Despite days spent searching for survivors, he said there was none found. He also showed Claire the ship's manifest, pointing out that Jamie Fraser was one of the people who died.
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Claire faced arrest as a spy in Outlander season 7 episode 10, teases marriage with Lord John
While Claire mourned Jamie's death in Lord John Grey's residence, John received news that would make her situation even worse. Richardson came to John's house, revealing that Claire was a spy and giving him one day to resolve things before they would arrest her.
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Earlier in Outlander season 7 episode 10, Mercy confessed to Claire about being a spy, a courier, specifically, and what she does is deliver letters to the rebels. However, British soldiers are on to her, so Claire says that she will deliver the letters herself. One of the scenes in the episode showed Claire delivering a letter to a bird box in a remote location, but it didn't appear to be the only one she couriered a letter.
At Lord John's estate, Richardson handed him several letters that one of his men supposedly intercepted. In haste, John went to Claire's room and proposed that she marry him. Being a high official in the army, although retired, he told her that no one would try to arrest her if they were married.
While Claire was opposed to the idea, John told her that if they arrested and hung her as a spy, they would also hunt Ian and Rachel, among others. It gave Claire pause, seemingly thinking that marriage to John would help save the people important to her.
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Outlander season 7 episode 10 sees Roger McKenzie getting something of his father
In a different timeline in Outlander season 7 episode 10, Roger is still in Scotland in 1739. From the previous episode, viewers saw him meet with Geillis Duncan, the healer. However, that wasn't the only walk down memory lane he had during the tenth episode of season 7. He met with Dougal McKenzie, who Robert knows is going to be the father of his cousin, Buck, although he didn't tell him at the time. He also kept the fact that Geillis is Buck's mom.
Dougal went to Geillis' house searching for Roger, with information about the faerie man Roger suspected was Rob Cameron, the one who kidnapped Jemmy. However, it was revealed that the faerie man was actually Roger's father, Jeremiah.
Dougal gave Roger what he thought was the faerie man's charm, but it was actually a military tag belonging to Roger's father. The possibility of them meeting in 1739 is likely to unfold in the next episode as Roger continues his search for Jemmy.
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Outlander season 7 episode 10 title meaning explored
Outlander season 7 episode 10 titled Brotherly Love, `summed up Jamie Fraser and his sister Jenny Murray's husband, Ian Murray. While on top of the hill, just a few moments before Ian died, the two men recalled parts of their past. A flashback played out, showing the young Jamie and young Ian getting lessons on how to fight from Ian's father, John Murray.
During the lesson, John told the boys that they had to fight as one—fight as brothers, and they would never lose. He told Ian to stand on Jamie's left and to always protect his chief's walker side. It turned out that Jamie when Jamie's brother died, Ian told him that he would become his brother, and they'd grown up just like that—brothers.
Catch Outlander season 7 episode 10 streaming on Starz in the US and Netflix in other select regions. Seasons 1 through six of the series can also be watched on Netflix.
