Return of the WitchĬlaire isn’t spending her time in ditches and waiting to be burned at the stake this season, but Fergus’s explanation of how people in this century viewed a progressive female and her ability to heal were pretty dead on. As far as morbid episode titles go, this one takes the cake. We’ve never ordered a drink involving any of this creamy, minty substance, nor do we plan on starting to now that we know what a great coffin it can make. (Besides, that would be boring to watch.) With a dead body, a fire, and politicians out to get Jamie and bring him to justice for failing to pay the proper bribes, a life of peace and quiet will never be in the cards for these two. Claire comes with lots of inherent drama too, though, something many of the periphery characters noted when Claire killed the man who attacked her (by accident and despite her best efforts to save him). Given all of Jamie’s illegal activities, that eventually proved impossible. Claire, who has had more time to think about such things (knowing of Jamie’s existence longer than he of hers), figured that meant she could set up shop and become a healer, while he potentially focused on the printing business. Much of last week’s episode was spent redeveloping the relationship between Jamie and Claire and reacquainting those characters, a decision that executive producer Ronald D Moore noted was important in terms of letting things breathe and in allowing audiences to reconnect with that love story.Īs a result, this week focused more on the reality of Claire and Jamie’s situation, as each character adjusted to what their potential new life together could mean.
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