Outlander is finally set to return to screens this November and the show’s official Instagram account has shared a sneak peek of the upcoming episodes – leaving fans in tears
Outlander enthusiasts, get ready for a thrill.
The second half of season seven is finally dropping on Friday, November 22, and fans are buzzing with excitement. It’s been over a year since we last saw Claire (Caitriona Balfe) and Jamie Fraser (Sam Heughan), but they’re back and ready to dive into new adventures in Scotland.
Meanwhile, their daughter Brianna (Sophie Skelton) is stuck in the 1980s, while her husband Roger MacKenzie (Richard Rankin) races through time to save their kidnapped son, as per the Daily Record. A sneak peek posted on the show’s official Instagram has sent fans spiraling with anticipation.
The teaser features Jamie asking, “Have you ever been in any doubt that I need you? ” to which Claire firmly replies, “You have needed me urgently from the moment you saw me.”
The clip also shows a tense exchange where Lord John Grey (David Berry) tells Claire that “Jamie’s ship was lost at sea.”, reports the Irish Star.
But she insists, “You’re wrong. I would feel it. I would know.”
This glimpse into the upcoming episodes has sparked a frenzy among fans, with both readers of Diana Gabaldon’s books and series newcomers bracing for one of the most intense storylines yet.
“I cant wait anymore, my heart just cant stand [it]. I love you guys,” an excited viewer confessed.
“Well that just tore my guts out,” shared another, visibly moved by the saga.
One anticipative fan predicted, “Caitriona is going to break my heart over and over again.”
“And once again they are breaking our hearts! Such love between them and such pain as well,” a supporter chimed in with equal parts dread and adoration.
Summing up the collective feeling succinctly, someone remarked: “Our hearts will shatter into a thousand pieces.”
The next installment of Starz’s grand Fraser adventure continues to be a standout event; make sure to stay tuned before the Scottish highlands call us back.
