Source Material: "The Fiery Cross" by Diana Gabaldon
During their survey, Jamie attempts to retrieve an axe from a fallen tree. Hidden beneath the debris is a timber rattlesnake. The snake strikes, biting Jamie deeply on the hand. Within moments, the venom begins to take effect. Jamie, recognizing the severity, orders Roger to remain calm. outlander s05e09 tv
Roger stays behind to tend to Jamie. In his delirium, Jamie speaks to Roger—not as a son-in-law, but as a fellow man. He gives Roger instructions on what to do if he dies, essentially passing the torch of leadership. Roger, however, refuses to accept Jamie’s death. He constructs a makeshift litter to drag Jamie down the mountain, an act of immense physical exertion that proves his determination. Source Material: "The Fiery Cross" by Diana Gabaldon
Jamie’s snakebite. What starts as a routine ride home turns into a race against time as the venom spreads. Meanwhile, Roger (still finding his footing in this century) must step up in a way he never has before. Within moments, the venom begins to take effect
The episode highlights Claire’s desperation and brilliance as a 20th-century doctor trapped in the 18th century, pushing the limits of her "modern" medicine. Production Details Director: Annie Griffin Writer: Shaina Fewell Original Air Date: April 19, 2020 Runtime: Approximately 58 minutes