#brianna randall fraser

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Outlander 7x16 "A Hundred Thousand Angels" Promo (Season Finale) - Check out the promo for Outlander Season 7 Episode 16 "A Hundred Thousand Angels" airing next week on Starz.

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Alternative universe - what if Jamie and Claire had raised Brianna together from the start?

[imdonnalynn]

Outlander Season 7 Episode Guide

Season 7

Claire Beauchamp Randall, a nurse in World War II, mysteriously goes back in time to Scotland in 1743. There, she meets a dashing Highland warrior and gets drawn into an epic rebellion.

#7.1 - "A Life Well Lost" (60m) (Season Premiere) ★★★★★★★★✰✰ Fri, Jun 16, 2023 Jamie races towards Wilmington to rescue Claire from the gallows, only to discover that the American Revolution has well and truly reached North Carolina.

#7.2 - "The Happiest Place on Earth" (60m) ★★★★★★★★★✰ Fri, Jun 23, 2023 Claire makes a startling discovery about Roger and Brianna's newborn daughter. A familiar face returns to the Ridge with explosive consequences.

#7.3 - "Death Be Not Proud" (60m) ★★★★★★★★✰✰ Fri, Jun 30, 2023 Jamie discovers Arch Bug has been keeping a dangerous secret. In the 20th century, Roger and Brianna find a link to Jamie and Claire.

#7.4 - "A Most Uncomfortable Woman" (60m) ★★★★★★★★✰✰ Fri, Jul 7, 2023 On the way to Scotland, Jamie is pulled back into the Revolutionary War. William is sent on a covert mission. Roger and Brianna struggle to adapt to life in the 1980s

#7.5 - "Singapore" (60m) ★★★★★★★★✰✰ Fri, Jul 14, 2023 At Ticonderoga, Jamie and Claire prepare for an imminent British assault. Roger compiles information about time travel while Brianna earns the respect of her coworkers.

#7.6 - "Where the Waters Meet" (53m) ★★★★★★★★✰✰ Fri, Jul 21, 2023 Jamie and Claire help civilians flee Ticonderoga after the fort falls into British hands; Roger discovers the identity of the mysterious "Nuckelavee."

#7.7 - "A Practical Guide for Time-Travelers" (55m) ★★★★★★★★✰✰ Fri, Jul 28, 2023 Jamie prepares to face British forces in battle. Roger and Brianna question Buck MacKenzie's intentions in the 20th century; William fights in the First Battle of Saratoga.

#7.8 - "Turning Points" (59m) ★★★★★★★★★✰ Fri, Aug 11, 2023 Jamie fights in the pivotal Second Battle of Saratoga. Roger and Brianna search for Jemmy.

#7.9 - "Unfinished Business" (60m) ★★★★★★★★✰✰ Fri, Nov 22, 2024 During her honeymoon in 1945 Scotland, a combat nurse unexpectedly travels through time to the 1700s.

#7.10 - "Brotherly Love" (60m) ★★★★★★★★✰✰ Fri, Nov 29, 2024 Claire and Ian arrive in Philadelphia to help the ailing Henry Grey. Roger and Buck receive an unexpected clue in their search for Jeremy.

#7.11 - "A Hundredweight of Stones" (60m) ★★★★★★★★★✰ Fri, Dec 6, 2024 Claire turns to John Grey for comfort as they process difficult news. Ian and Rachel discuss their love and their future. Brianna confronts an intruder at Lallybroch.

#7.12 - "Carnal Knowledge" (59m) ★★★★★★★★✰✰ Fri, Dec 13, 2024 After a heated meeting, Lord John's circumstances take a turn. An extraordinary deed merits an offer from Gen. George Washington.

#7.13 - "Hello, Goodbye" (59m) ★★★★★★★★✰✰ Fri, Dec 20, 2024 Brianna works thwart a treacherous plan that endangers her family. Ian and Rachel take a huge step in their relationship. A surprise encounter for Roger brings a new understanding.

#7.14 - "Ye Dinna Get Used to It" (1h) ★★★★★★★★✰✰ Fri, Dec 27, 2024 The truth about Lord John Grey's mysterious disappearance is revealed; Brianna faces off with the foes threatening her family.

#7.15 - "Written in My Own Heart's Blood" ★★★★★★★★★✰ The American Revolution reaches the pivotal Battle of Monmouth; Lord John Grey and Ian race to save William; Brianna makes an important decision. Fri, Jan 3, 2025

#7.16 - "A Hundred Thousand Angels" ★★★★★★★★★✰ Denzell must perform a dangerous operation with the skills he's learned from Claire; William asks for help from an unexpected source in his mission to save Jane. Fri, Jan 17, 2025

[parfannette]

Brianna Randall Fraser is a character in the television series Outlander. She is portrayed by English actress Sophie Skelton.

Full name: Brianna Ellen Randall Fraser MacKenzie.

Appearance: Red hair, green eyes, fair skin.

Family: Daughter of Claire and Jamie Fraser, wife of Roger MacKenzie and mother of Jeremiah and Amanda MacKenzie.

Meeting the parents: In episode 9 of season 4, Brianna goes back in time to try to save her parents, as she finds information that they will die in a fire. She has to go through a difficult and dangerous journey, through the stones in Scotland, then on a ship to America and finally in Wilmington to meet her parents, first Jamie, then Claire.

[coralsillustrations]

Brand new fanart with an AU prompt/idea…

Soon after Culloden Jamie is able to find their wee Faith that actually survived and was take away from them. Meanwhile Claire gives birth to baby Brianna.

[demisexualemmaswan]

I’m living my best outlander modern AU life with the knowledge that the cast went to the Taylor Swift concert because uhh

where are my fics of Jamie and Bree going to the Taylor Swift concert together

I need swiftie dad jamie fraser and I need it now

like the premise of your fic could even be like Claire took Bree to the Fearless and Speak Now tours

and then when Jamie comes back into their lives, he’s looking for a way to bond with Bree and Claire’s like “taylor swift”

[clara-oswinoswald]

Also why does every character on outlander have a rape scene? I'm so tired of this type of "historical accuracy"

And Roger isn't even a good man. The misogyny is strong with that one. I hate how manipulative and sexist he is. You're my wife now, you should start listening to me... 🤮🤮🤮

If Bree was older I think she would see all those red flags.

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[hisuchanly]

Frank and Brianna looking at the painting of Jamie and Claire (not knowing it’s them) in the Battle of Monmouth as a title card was brilliant. Frasers really changed the history. Frank knew that Brianna would eventually go to the stones and he prepared her well by teaching her history and how to shoot. The easter eggs in the show are incredible.

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7x15 "Written in My Own Heart's Blood"

IN THE LIGHT OF eternity, time casts no shadow.

Your old men shall dream dreams, your young men shall see visions. But what is it that the old women see? We see necessity, and we do the things that must be done. Young women don’t see—they are, and the spring of life runs through them. Ours is the guarding of the spring, ours the shielding of the light we have lit, the flame that we are.

What have I seen? You are the vision of my youth, the constant dream of all my ages.

Here I stand on the brink of war again, a citizen of no place, no time, no country but my own . . . and that a land lapped by no sea but blood, bordered only by the outlines of a face long-loved.

PROLOGUE~ "Written in My Own Heart's Blood"

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“For where all love is, the speaking is unnecessary. Don't be afraid. There's the two of us now. Ye are Blood of my Blood, and Bone of my Bone.”

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All the time the ghosts flit past and through us, hiding in the future.  We look in the mirror and see the shades of other faces looking back through the years; we see the shape of memory, standing solid in an empty doorway.  By blood and by choice, we make our ghosts; we haunt ourselves.

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Outlander 7x11 "A Hundredweight Of Stones" Promo - Claire turns to John Grey for comfort as they process difficult news; Ian and Rachel discuss their love and their future; Brianna confronts an intruder at Lallybroch.

[maidenvault]

I’m still only about halfway through the show but it continues to make me insane how John Grey and Jack Randall, as the two most important gay characters in Outlander, serve as foils for each other in all these fascinating ways that largely cancel out my initial reservations about the writing of queer characters on this show.

Randall hates that his brother, the only person in the world he seems to love, forces him with his dying wish to take Mary as his wife. It doesn’t matter that he’s not attracted to women, Randall is such a sick sadist he can’t trust himself to have that kind of power over a person so dear to Alex. And it seems to prove his fears right, and that it’s lucky he probably dies without the marriage even consummated, that he’s so anguished by going through with it he starts beating Alex’s corpse in front of her the moment he’s died.

Likewise John is horrified by the idea when Brianna tries to blackmail him into marrying her for her convenience, because even if he doesn’t like women she’s Jamie’s full-grown daughter and he can’t help but feel drawn to her. He knows there’s a very weak part of him that is not above sleeping with her to feel close to the man he wants more than anything. John would never actually touch her, just as he wouldn’t have Jamie on the wrong terms, but I think threatening her by saying he’s been married before and is perfectly capable of consummating it is the only way he can make her understand why he can’t possibly marry her. It wouldn’t be a danger to her but it would probably kind of destroy him.

Randall’s story always feels like it’s entangled with Jamie’s and Claire’s by destiny. Claire was always connected to her soul mate from 200 years ago through her marriage to a Randall, and Jack is the first person she encounters in the past. The two of them have this fascinating chemistry because she has what he can’t have, because she and Jamie are the only people he’s fully shown himself to as a total monster, and he’s even strangely vulnerable with her in their last conversation. He resents what’s between them because he can’t understand the power Claire has over him. In his own completely fucked up way he’s in love with Jamie, but Randall only gets off on power over people and is incapable of understanding the power that can come from willingly submitting to the person you love, that that’s part of what makes Jamie this incredibly strong and impressive man he loved breaking but seemingly goes to his grave still wanting he-doesn’t-know-what from.

John Grey’s destiny seems even more meaningfully entangled with theirs. What John impulsively swears after the first encounter between the three of them, by total mishap and coincidence, ends up saving Jamie’s life down the road. John is the only reason he’s eventually able to reunite with Claire after twenty years, and he’s so often conveniently placed where he can help them.

John also has this unique chemistry and even strange intimacy with Claire because they love the same man, but John accepts that what he wants with Jamie is impossible. He’s so above him in class that it’s never appropriate for them to even hug each other (GOD), yet John’s devotion to him is like that of chaste courtly love and he’d probably do literally anything for him (Jamie probably bristles so much at Murtagh asking him to get redcoat intel out of John because it would be taking advantage of more than their friendship). They’ll be connected forever because he’s raising Willie as his own, the real love of his life, and whether it’s totally healthy or not he’ll take it.

And of course unlike Randall, John isn’t possessive of Jamie. He can’t exactly be besties with Claire but I think in his own way he loves her for seeing him, and he knows she’s special and worthy of Jamie. He would never dream of reducing Jamie to less than he is to have him. He fell in love with this man seeing how he naturally commanded respect and loyalty even in the walls of a prison, and honestly even if Jamie could have loved him back, I don’t think John could stand to see him be a groom in his service or something forever so they could discreetly have a relationship. He’s younger than Jamie, and though he’s a lord with a naturally imperious air and a shrewd leader and impressive soldier, it’s uh…not hard to imagine the dynamic we’ve seen when we first see John with a sexual partner is a different picture from his fantasies involving Jamie.

Maybe to a lot of people it’s still disappointing that John is fundamentally a tragic character in a world he can’t be himself in. I feel guilty myself because I honestly can’t decide at this point if I want John to find his own true love or just end up dramatically dying in Jamie’s arms like Eponine, lol (pls don’t spoil me!) But I know it’s not cool to like Outlander because Diana Gabaldon can be kind of annoying and tumblr thinks all het romance is cringe, and it’s too bad because specificity is what actually makes minority representation valuable and interesting and there is some pretty fucking wild shit like nothing I’ve ever seen in other shows wrt the relationships with and portrayals of queer characters on this show. It blew my head open thinking of all the different ways this is weird when Brianna fucking proposed to John, just like it must have hers when he was like “Oh sweetie, you think your dad doesn’t know?” 😂 That is just good television.

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Outlander + Costumes

Brianna Fraser's creme, red, blue & grey dress and brown & blue cloak in Season 04, Episode 12.

// requested by @lulu-cat-princess

[mr-culper]

In general, the brothel scene was brilliantly film. I especially liked the shooting angle from above, because Aemond looks like death there.

I really like how they did it. Although for me this whole scene was, as it's said, too much, a bit thick. Well, I don't know, but it was hard for me, I felt uncomfortable watching the brothel scene from the beginning to the end. And yet milk. Oh, Christ.

But then I thought maybe it should be uncomfortable.

We had grown accustomed to watching someone being killed, tortured, maimed in TV series. Game of Thrones has rape scenes. Outlander has rape scenes, and they are filmed in remarkable way. Several women were raped there, at least one child, – on top of that then his hand was cut off after some time, – and one man. And the scene with the male character, oddly enough, is the worst of all: he was in prison at that time, he was tortured, abused and raped. The scene is truly monstrous, awful and nightmarish, but I watched it, and you know what, it didn't really scratch me. I mean, I was like: well, ahh, that was terrifyingly, what next? let's continue to watch next. And my gut tells me that I wasn't the only one who thought so.

That is, now, for some reason, we – humanity – take a calmly view of very scary things. Or very indecent ones. In TV series, there are explicit scenes of torture, explicit scenes of sexual content, which are also generally inappropriate to show, yes, some other 'too much' moments... and that passes for normal. However, as soon as one shows a scene where a character is just lying on someone's soft lap, trying to abstract their mind, and all this is so vulnerable, tender and fragile, that people say: we feel uncomfortable!

So, watching someone being raped or murdered, or how captain Flint struck Singleton across the face with a cannonball and beat him to a bloody mess – this is normal for us, but watching a person who is vulnerable, open and seeks solace – is no.

We, the audience, are so unprepared to face our own vulnerability that we feel uncomfortable seeing it in someone else.

We are ready to meet with any expressions of violence against other people, against ourselves, because life is dark and full of terrors. One reads the news items every morning, there is an endless chain of murders, explosions, riots, arson attacks, terroristic acts, and some other villainies happen all the time. It has even start to wear thin! We have become so accustomed to it that at some point one sits and says: ah, someone was blown up here again, something fell there, something was burned out, someone was shot, those built a trebuchet and bomb their neighbors across the border, someone was flayed alive. In general, nothing new. You just sit and think: okay, things are getting worse every minute, but overall, it's possible to live, just live on, we are constantly faced with all this, so, darling, just keep yourself alive, please...

And then they show us Aemond in a brothel, and we are not ready for it. We feel uncomfortable, because we begin to feel vulnerable ourselves.

In Black Sails, in Season 3, John Silver says an absolutely wonderful phrase: I cannot look weak, I cannot feel weak, I cannot be weak.

I totally agree.

We are all obsessed with... well, not all of us, but many of us, I know people like that, I am that person myself... with not being weak, not looking or feeling weak, with being strong in any situation. I'm obsessed with self-control as well. Maybe that is why Aemond is so like-minded for me, not only because of fierce embitterment contained in both of us, but also because of the idea of controlling our own feelings.

I used to be very wishy-washy in my previous life. Now I'm a kind of reasonable person, but before... I'm very ashamed of who I had once been, because I complained about my life, I was spineless, weak, neither fish nor fowl. It really pissed me off, I hated and despised myself for it. At some point, I realized: I must to grab myself by the balls (figuratively speaking), clench my fists and jaw, stand out the cords of my neck and become a strong person or do something of that kind to stop despising myself. So yes, I'm obsessed with the idea of ​​self-control, with being someone who solves problems, neither creates ones nor suffers from them.

And maybe for me, and maybe for many others, it was uncomfortable to watch the scene with Aemond and Sylvi for this very reason, because all of that is such an exposure of the human soul that you just unable to bear it.

I really like the House of the Dragon screenwriter's innovation in this regard. The brothel scene hit us where it hurts the most. Well done. I'm delighted. They did this scene so great. I love it showed Aemond from his vulnerable side, from the side of a person who is also worried, being emotional over, but is trying to somehow solve all this in other ways. It doesn't mean Aemond does nothing. He does what no one else does – he thinks. He takes a break and reflects.

That's an excerpt from the new episode of the Tea & Rum podcast about Aemond's first brothel scene.

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Jamie and Claire + twenty years apart (part 3)

Based off of the poem: twenty years across the sea

Part 1

Part 2