Outlander | 'Jamie Takes Down Richard Brown' Ep. 1 Clip | Season 7

Jamie swore an oath to protect Claire and not even Richard Brown will make him break his promise. Watch new episodes of Outlander Fridays on the STARZ App.
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[@guadalupecosme636]

Sam has a great range/level of acting skills! You can see the hatred, and rage in his eyes. He delivered the lines in a calculating manner. I could feel his emotions on the screen.

[@w.l.6005]

Let’s hope Sam finally gets the recognition from the Emmy department this season

[@tracyparker129]

Yeah, wasn’t it great?

[@tracyparker129]

@@w.l.6005yes, fingers crossed

[@kayo5291]

He really is phenomenal. The complicated emotional scenes he has done over the years.. masterful. I don't know if he has won any awards for Outlander, but he certainly should.

[@imogenonscreen8054]

This scene was very chilling and the only time Jamie was genuinely scary.

[@laurenolivia1219]

The other time Jamie was this was season 5 final

[@rowanaforrest9792]

I haven't seen any of this season's episodes yet, but this is a spine-chilling scene. Someone else said, "Demons run when good men go to war."

[@katherinestevens2319]

He is a SAVAGE in this scene!

[@susanireland3714]

Agreed! Great music too

[@ginabattista8421]

@@katherinestevens2319😅

[@kathewright5619]

One of Sam's BEST scenes in the entire series--chilling. He did 'cold blooded control' to perfection. One might say he was classic 'Bond'.

[@kdyooper28]

Exactly

[@susanireland3714]

After all these years, Sam Heughan continues to make it clear he was born for this role!

[@hinetoi2519]

I love this scene " I'm also a violent man". I think we know Jamie is kind, loving, loyal, but in the books he IS violent, he does the business! He gets it done! This scene keeps the character from the books alive in Outlander.

[@TheGenzia]

“I’m also a violent man” - the hottest I’ve ever seen him.

[@Blue-rl5dp]

Best scene in ages! Yes, a good man. A moral man whom Richard Brown did not respect because he considered that a weakness. But he didn't know the horrendous things that had happened in Jamie's life, what made him a man of blood. He didn't know that the only thing keeping Jamie this side of hell was Claire.

[@priyamehra8091]

yes, so well said!!

[@Blue-rl5dp]

@@priyamehra8091 😘

[@MahaliaMD73]

Well done! Well said!!!

[@Blue-rl5dp]

🤗@@MahaliaMD73

[@thevicarage9841]

THIS is book Jamie. He's not the mostly tamed-by-Claire lion you often see in the show. Book Jamie Is NOT tamed. Don't get me wrong. I ADORE the way Sam Heughan plays him. No one could have played Jamie better. He's made the role his forever. It's the writing and the direction that have mostly given bravery and courage to Claire. Yes, we see Jamie brave in battle and very courageous in saving Claire. But he more readily gives in to her. It is less so in the books. Moving on, this scene is INCREDIBLE! We see Sam's acting chops on display. So coldly & quietly menacing in that James Bond sort of way. You know he's going to kill Brown and enjoy exacting vengeance after all the horrendous things Brown did to his wife and family. I've watched this scene again and again. I LOVED seeing Brown get exactly what he deserved. The lighting, the pacing, the acting by both men - DELIVERED!

[@TihetrisWeathersby]

Jamie is at his best when he is angry and out for revenge

[@tamarak9393]

He’s so sexy when he’s angry. That voice.

[@TihetrisWeathersby]

​@@tamarak9393Those highlanders are like that

[@tiffanywhitman9372]

His expression is so hot here. 😂

[@anadoamaral9985]

“… make your peace with the Lord, if you must Mr. Brown”… I instinctively flinched my eyes at this point… no one ever mess with his woman and survives! What an Actor Sam is… well done job 👏🏽🥰🙌🏽

[@chrissnyder8108]

Jamie doesn't always go for revenge, at least not for his own hurts; he only kills when a predator attacks one of the vulnerable people under his protection, because in the era he is living, that is the only sure way of making sure that such predators do not get another chance to harm someone. He wanted revenge on Jack Randall for his own hurts but Claire persuades him to not kill Randall so that he can father her 1st husband's ancestor, and Jamie only went after Randall again when he had raped a child under Jamie's protection, and even then he remembered he had promised not to kill, so it was only in the Battle of Culloden, after Randall's brother had fathered the Randall child, that Jamie killed Randall in the battle of Culloden, when the only choices were kill or be killed. The Browns had hurt multiple people too, appearing to enjoy hurting people as much as Randall did. I think of the times when Jamie kills as almost all being in his protector or warrior modes, not in selfish revenge.

[@debracobb9646]

“I am also a violent man.” Sam at his best.🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@vicnick6430]

Yay, Red Jamie is back!! .... "You tried to take her from me!!" ... well acted by both Men, but Sam is just fab as angry Jamie!

[@DivaofFire]

This scene gave me chills! Sam delivers the lines with such a hauntedness... STILL after seeing it again I get the same feeling. SOOOOO well done!!

[@xaviervega468]

It was especially chilling that he had Ian wipe out the rest of the Browns.

[@NWCountryGirl17]

"It's just an old saying" "A Very old saying, The OLDEST.... Demons Run, When a GOOD MAN Goes To War." Decades later Red Jamie Fraser remains

[@Wander85942]

I screamed. That is an amazing reference ♥️

[@MaryKRowe]

This is classic book Jamie and I LOVED it. I remember reading that line in the book but he wasn't talking to Mr. Brown and he didn't say "also". He just said "I'm a violent man." Gave me chills. I didn't really realize until I read that scene that this is how Jamie saw himself. Fleshes out his character even more. I love strong Jamie! More! More!

[@hinetoi2519]

Yes, so agree, the character in the book is so multi-layer, it's great the continue to build his character in the series

[@natishaperez8070]

which book was it i wanna read this fragment

[@MaryKRowe]

Wish I could tell you. All I know is it is in one of the first 3 books because that is all I have read.

[@Oldleftiehere]

Still gives me chills! Sam’s acting has only gotten better with time ❤.

[@arwenphoenix1]

That's the idea.

[@vanessahenry7238]

Even a Good and Moral man has his limits! Mainly when family is threatened!

[@Lvps]

This is one of my favorite Outlander scenes ever. Sam is at the absolute top of his game and is genuinely terrifying. The direction is excellent, and the lighting is impeccable in terms of bringing out the most sinister aspects of Sam’s superb performance. The scene in its entirety demonstrates the completeness of Sam’s portrayal of the character of Jamie. This aspect of Jamie is in stark contrast to the benevolent loving Jamie in Episode 7-02, thus totally fleshing out the huge range within this character, as only Sam could do it. I have watched this scene repeatedly, marveling at the satisfying completeness of every aspect of it, acting, direction, stark dark lighting, cinematography, and music. It rivals any movie scene I have ever seen from superb films such as “The Godfather”. I’m very grateful for these experiences, becoming completely enveloped by the superb totality of the Outlander production.

[@conniehewitt6530]

Excellent performance of Highlander Red Jamie a protector of his family

[@npeace312]

I absolutely loved that scene! The Brown family has hurt Jamie's wife, his daughter-in-law and her unborn child could have been injured or killed. They attacked Jamie's home and more than once. The whole lot of the Brown family was lucky he let them live this long.

[@lolamccord4517]

I will never tire of this scene. Never. Ever.

[@Lvps]

Amen.

[@cputrbug]

Mess with Claire and Jamie Fraser goes feral.

[@susanireland3714]

This is Sam/Jamie at his best--in warrior mode. Love his voice, expression, and delivery. Good clip!!

[@kellibarnhouse6160]

That sent shivers down my spine! That was the best acting I have ever seen in my life! Ever from Sam Heughan! Sam Should have won an Award for this performance in Outlander!

[@gailford9595]

I have watched this over and over. Sam is a wonderful actor in everything he does, but this scene is incredible!

[@Lvps]

There may be those who think this scene is out of character for our kind and loving Jamie, but it is not. Book Jamie is indeed at times a rather unpleasantly jealous man, and, when he needs to be, a violent man. This scene is reminiscent of Sam’s brilliant eyes-of-death brutally hard take on his line, “Kill them all” in the last episode of Season 5. It is a side of Jamie that Claire is not always comfortable with, as shown in confrontations (screaming matches) between the two of them in Diana’s most recent book, Go Tell The Bees That I Am Gone, concerning Jamie’s actions towards Claire’s assailant (Season 5) as well as towards Lord John Gray (see [when it eventually becomes available from Starz]: Season 7, Part 2, yet to come - sometime or other). Jamie also shockingly strangled with his bare hands a Redcoat he actually liked (an act for which he begged forgiveness mid-strangle), when it became apparent that his friend was about to blow the whistle on Jamie and Murtaugh, thereby threatening the family Jamie has taken a vow to protect at all costs; and immediately thereafter, while escaping this scene of a brutal killing to protect and defend his family, Jamie tenderly rescues a kitten (Adso) to take home to Claire. That scene, as with this scene with Richard Brown/Chris Larkin, does not appear in the books, but both brilliantly demonstrate and bring to the show the various dichotomies of the richly complex character Diana Gabaldon created. Sam Heughan has almost perfectly, and actually rather incredibly, captured that remarkable character in all its fullness. Why does this man not have at least three Emmys by now?!? Oh. I remember now. He’s too handsome to be taken seriously as an actor, a perception which was sadly apparent during Outlander’s stunning opening season by a misbegotten pitch to the Emmys voters from a female Starz producer at that time, praising to the heavens Cait’s remarkable portrayal of female strength and then damningly saying that Sam perfectly fits the archetype for a leading man - without one mention of his searing performance covered in blood and sweat, NOT handsomeness, in the finale of Season 1. Apparently people listened to her. Oh. While I’m on my soapbox about Starz, I’m incredibly ticked off that in spite of public pleasantly muted pleas from Maril Davis and other Outlander producers for Starz to give them a go ahead on a season renewal so that they would know what to do with season 7, Starz delayed that response so long that writers were forced to write the season as if it were going to end the show, and then they had to rewrite the whole bloomin’ season to accommodate a late Season 8 (but NOT a Season 9) renewal, throwing a monkey wrench into the entire ending of a series - at a time when Diana is still writing the final book. (NOT her fault of slow writing, George R. R. Martin/Game Of Thrones style, but rather the fault of the bloody network). Am I bitter? Yes I am. The result is endless Droughtlanders and a Season 7 that has somehow brilliantly adjusted to the mess, and is superbly acted and produced as always, but nevertheless has left us with a feeling at times of desperately trying to cram everything in as if the show were ending tomorrow. The early seasons were so delectable because they took their time with the vitally important nuances. We don’t have that many of those savored experiences so far with Season 7 Part 1, though Sam’s portrayal of this particular scene with Chris Larkin is an exception. I’m also still ticked off that Starz cut so many really good scenes from Men In Kilts, choosing instead to show them as “extras”, probably not watched by many people, while they presented us with a truncated, little publicized 4 episode New Zealand adventure - even as they crammed their schedule with little viewed or valued shows they have recently cancelled. They have done this to a show that has actually won multiple awards, distinctions for which Starz is not known. They apparently can’t solve their problems of low viewership for many shows, bad management, and absence of respect in the industry. I feel a distinct foreshadowing of cancellation of MIK before Sam and Graham have a chance to explore the Scottish influence in America. If Outlander, this absolutely brilliantly produced show, were on almost ANY other network, and certainly HBO, it would leave Game Of Thrones in the dust. The original head of Starz when they green-lit Outlander was a personable winner. He is sadly long gone. It would seem that Starz is grateful to Sam Heughan and they may actually appreciate his value. Otherwise they would not have committed to three shows with him, most recently The Neighbor Next Door. I just hope to holy heaven the show is directed, produced, and edited well, and that Starz doesn’t botch the show having adequate publicity. I’m weary of Sam being in productions that are not well directed or produced, which lack multi-dimensional well-developed characters, are not adequately publicized, are not worthy of his abilities, or that somehow manage to be shot during or to come out right at the start of or amidst the worst of a pandemic. There are few who will read this treatise (can’t say I blame them), and certainly no one in charge of the bad management at Starz will, but dammit, at least my frustrations are expressed and my blood pressure is now a tiny bit lower tonight.

[@suerose7479]

I have read your treatise and agree with it, it helped my blood pressure too. However as of this moment I would add that here in the UK we have no idea where we will be watching S7 b, since Lionsgate+ which it is still sitting on is being deleted and will be no more as if 29th February …. We won’t be able to watch it on line, until they let us know where! That puts my blood pressure up somewhat 😡

[@richarddexter7641]

Some of the frustrations have to be levelled at Covid restrictions, but outside of that, you aren't wrong. I was really irked at Season 2 of Men in Kilts; it was a real disservice to New Zealand (they certainly had enough material to do a few more shows) as Sam and Graham are hilarious together and there was so much more to show that the producers simply glossed over. Makes you wonder that even if they were to green-light another season of MIK, that the boys my just refuse to do it in light of being short-shrifted in Szn 2.

[@tererobinson637]

Bravo Sam. Fantastic job showing this side of Jamie.

[@emilybilyj2221]

Richard Brown learns the hard way, never mess with Jamie.

[@maximilianotorro527]

Never mess with Claire. Then you’re terribly messing with Jamie.

[@marshabass3393]

Sam killed this svene!I don't understand why he,Caitriona,and the cadt,crew,producers,directors,writerscostume designers haven't won more !Outlander is consistently perfect!

[@pandareacts4076]

I loved loved this scene. I constantly replay it. "I'm a violent man".

[@Gooze586]

Finally the truth after so much killing. He is a violent man and always has been. That's what Clair loved. He was a master and kept the other monsters in her life in check and away after all that she saw in WWII. He killed them all that did her harm. She has always been the only thing that kept him clean.

[@dianaduguay6190]

Great scene. Sam is such a great actor

[@addie2532]

First time I've seen Brown squirm, go get him Jamie, Awesome scene👍

[@susanireland3714]

Award worthy performance - no question

[@rosebuehler5656]

Love this scene. You can tell Jamie has had his fill of the Brown's. Kill them, kill them all! Sam, your acting just gets better and better.

[@RPBSpeaks]

Red Jamie has returned. This is war⚔️

[@yourmomsaccount69]

I had chills during this entire episode. It was totally Bonkers.

[@pandareacts4076]

Seeing just one side of his face for a bit is also super cool and creepy.

[@arwenphoenix1]

That just shows the benefits of brilliant lighting...something that most people over look when watching film and television

[@donnasimpson9731]

I could watch this over and over - gives me chills - what a great scene and very well delivered.

[@karenranallo3836]

After…. He knows he’s in trouble with Jamie but tries to talk his way out of what’s coming. Awesome scene

[@hinetoi2519]

Yeah he knows alright, but he doesn't truly know Red Jamie, the hard man from Scotland, he sure did at the end. Love Violent Jamie!

[@missbeatricehaven8204]

That’s intense. Skillful acting from both actors.

[@marshabass7792]

Why Sam hasn't won more BAFTAs,and Emmys is just so disappointing.He is so good!

[@alexandrawhitley5293]

Sam Heughan your performance is out of this world ❤❤❤❤

[@karenranallo3836]

Excellently done Sam. The intensity of you look and seriousness of your voice was perfect. Mr Brown is no more……awesome scene and episode!!!!!

[@wrkdhughes]

Chris Larkin’s mother, Dame Maggie Smith, is my all time favorite actress. Amazing how those pouty lips he inherited from her adds to his despicable character! Superb writing and casting!

[@DanY-gx2dv]

He was on Black Sails (also from Starz) too for a short while, and his brother Toby Stephens played the main character. Blew my mind when I found out Dame Maggie Smith was their mother.

[@mkfd4571]

Omg ! He looks like her!!

[@susanireland3714]

Accent and voice spot on for this scene. Sam should play a villain in future roles. Excited about his opportunities post Outlander

[@marie-soldelvoye5653]

Like a Highlander!!! Superb performance! I can't wait to see the sequel! Bravo! 👏👏👏😍🥰🙌❤️❤️❤️

[@ANUJA845]

This is the true acting calibre of Sam Heughan. I cant help get chills each time i watch this; Sam at his very best as always❤. Cant help wondering why he accepted a movie like Love again??

[@celesteobando8129]

I fucking love this scene!!! Gives me chills everytime! 😍 I even find myself smirking vengefully at the screen 🤣

[@mkfd4571]

“I prefer to wait until after… “ As Jamie says”, I am a violent man. “

[@richardsmith4403]

Never ever come between Jamie and Claire

[@MrsJaneEyreRochester]

insert Morgan Freemans Voice- "and in that moment he knew he F.uked up.

[@Theresebonath6077]

This is excellant acting Wow !!

[@klandgraf6956]

This has honestly been a long time coming

[@Kelly2k1]

It's one of my favourite scenes from Ep1.

[@claire_tv_book_weirdo]

Oooh red Jamie. You messed with Claire, you bring out the worst in JAMMF 😏

[@Lisa6812]

This scene was fantastic 😏👏🏼

[@phillippacooper2051]

Jaime will do whatever it takes to protect those he loves. He has stolen, lie, betrayed, murder and broken faith. I would say God help Mr. Brown, but karma is a bitch. Red Jaime has successfully wiped out the entire Brown line, damn that's bad ass.

[@LollieVox]

Fraiser has killed a lot of times before this!

[@imogenonscreen8054]

True but most of the time it was in battle or self defence this is straight up murder which isn't usually Jamie's style.

[@tamarak9393]

When he rescued Claire in season 5 and said “kill them all.”

[@imogenonscreen8054]

True I did say this wasn't Jamie's usual style not that he'd never done it before. Although he certainly never toyed with his 'prey' like this before he killed someone.

[@w.l.6005]

Jamie killed Brown for sure. Brown and his committee of men were responsible for the burning of houses and deaths of innocent families. He tried to blame it on the Native Americans . Brown also tried to kill Ian.

[@annah645]

@@imogenonscreen8054 Special circumstances. Always is, when it comes to Claire.

[@camillejones4127]

I was also a Fan of Homeland. Jamie has become Quinn, a man who kills bad guy's.! so glad😊

[@TheVelvetLoungeLife]

Sooooooooooooooo GOOD!!! I was cheering with delight! So blanking good! BRAVO Sam - your performance was as good as Ross Poldark's flying coat tails at the end of Poldark. So - darn - good!

[@TihetrisWeathersby]

Better make your peace Richard

[@MrsJaneEyreRochester]

I cannot express how much i LOVED this scene. It was Perfect!

[@bonniebriska7904]

Was perfect, very Hitchcock.

[@CMRuffo16]

Comeuppance delivered by Jamie! YES!! 💙🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿💙🙏☘️

[@terifranklin5703]

Whatever he gets he deserves!

[@zardox78]

Thought bubble: "Tell that to Lieutenant What's-his-name. And I actually kinda liked him."

[@jackhamm1745]

This was a sensational episode. Great editing, cinematography, pace and acting. It had the terse feel and reminded me of 'Game of Thrones' at its best! Wow! Loved this.

[@nancyshapanka9666]

Had to watch this again while waiting for tomorrow's drop. I just cheered !😮

[@susanireland3714]

Sam would be an excellent villain if the part called for it

[@Marianne-w4e]

Check out Bloodshot with Vin Deisel. Sam plays a nasty villan (forgot his name) who Deisel has to go up against. He also has dark hair in this movie.

[@amidthephantomsrose]

The only time I've ever been scared of Jamie

[@nsas54]

Richard threatens Jamie with the same reprisals that Lionel threatened Marsali with. We know how that turned out. Karma is a b*t*h, hmmm, Browns??

[@annah645]

Totally agree, except for the fact that Lionel was right. His family did come after the Frasers', hence the whole plot of this episode. And though everything turned out alright after Tom's confession, we don't know what the consequences of Claire's charge will have on everyone on the ridge (in the show, not the books). The fisherfolk will definitely still think she's a witch, there will definitely still be mistrust and rumors, and now the Governor is suspicious of the Frasers' as well, which won't be good in the long run. So ultimately, the Browns' royally fucked the Frasers. This really could have been avoided, had Jamie not done the "honorable" thing and given Lionel Brown's body to his brother. In that sense, Richard would never have known that his brother's demise was the Frasers' fault.

[@freidagreenfield6270]

@annah645 Amen, 💯 Everything leading up to this scene made it worth Jaime finally getting his vengeance, hopefully finishing off their sinful blood line. But, will they find his body 🤔 This scene was performed with perfection by both actors, who will be at the top of my list, as unforgettable scenes. Loved it ! ( But I am a man of violence ) Hell Yessss he is when trying to take Claire away from him

[@lisalovett1638]

As people have pointed out, Chris Larkin's Mother is Actor, Maggie Smith. His Father is actor Robert Stephens. Robert Stephens has been in many theater and Film productions. The 1968 "Romeo and Juliet" and the 1969 "The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie" (which he was in with Maggie Smith) come to mind.

[@fetchinghorizons]

What I love about this scene is that it explains how armies have made Jamie a monster and the thing that makes him good is his wife. Mess with his wife and you unleash the monster, over and over and over again. When will people learn? As Jordan Peterson says, "be a monster and learn how to control it."

[@Lvps]

Very astute comment.

[@barbaramurray4191]

Jamie ❤ Sam as Jamie ❤

[@dianecostanza]

Loved this scene!

[@tracyparker129]

Onya Jamie…proud of you

[@davidhutchinson5233]

This character had it coming more than most.

[@ivonetesoares135]

Sam heughan e maravilhoso ❤❤

[@b1j]

Very Michael Corleone.

[@heikethielcke8910]

Perfekter Sam und Chris Larkin. Diese Szene sagte alles. Wut und Mordlust in Jamies Augen und Gesicht. Richard Brown versuchte sich herauszu reden. Gibt es zum Schluß eine Leiche??? Wir dürfen gespannt sein. Im Buch ist es anders geschrieben. Wäre interessant zu wissen, wie die Produzenten es angehen. 💯💯👌👍❤️💕

[@gabbidurham]

For people saying this is out of character for Jamie it’s not. Jamie broke a man’s neck with his bare hands during Claire’s rescue in the books.

[@Marianne-w4e]

He also twisted the head around, so the face was in the back. that's how Claire said it in the book anyway.

[@BonnieKaupp]

That was soo satisfying to watch. Now, did he do it? 🤔

[@jacksonlinda5919]

Diana says "Yes."

[@brq034]

The Browns are like those smug bullies who piss their pants when you actually fight back. Him and Lionel had the most punchable faces of the series.

[@simoneknospe954]

Ja das ist eben die Schauspielkunst sich in die Rolle hinein zu leben und dann der jenige zu sein .

[@teresinhaamaro5463]

Sensacional o episódio 1° da sétima temporada ❤Tenso, sofrido mas esbanjando amor 💞

[@marilynwade9448]

Dynamite!!!!Epec!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@kaybanks8781]

Would that this Jamie was the one in the barn with Claire after he gets the rings back. The book scene was one of the hottest scenes I've ever read and the series scene was just sad. Book Jaime forever!!

[@Lvps]

@@kaybanks8781 Amen.

[@Lvps]

Even Diana was disappointed in it.

[@dinadasilva5818]

Magnifique et excellent Sam sur cette scène avec Lionel Brown j'en ai eu des frissons j'arrivai à ressentir la haine de Jamie envers Lionel ❤❤❤

[@antoinettevilar7731]

Très grand acteurs

[@Curlyteacher537]

I wish we got to see a bit of what he did to him. The man got what he deserved.

[@poppymoon777]

Funny how you can see a new part of yourself through another

[@Lvps]

Indeed.

[@annespiro5751]

Sam looks evil.

[@nataliacompag.4168]

Cuando va a llegar por Neflix , Argentina "!!??????

[@marinam7400]

Una escena muy al etilo de El Padrino, tanto a nivel cinematográfico como a nivel actoral, simplemente magistral...

[@marilynwade9448]

Epic

[@Marylsa]

He is more violent in the books but he does protect Claire, however book Claire is quite harsh sometimes because when she first traveled the 2nd ww was over and she saw a lot of awfull. So they slightly more kinder in the show.

[@jpintero6330]

Well done!

[@user-fi4jk7qf2k]

Enfin!!!! Il va se débarrasser de ce pourri et c est tant mieux! J aime ce petit face à face. LOFE ❤❤❤❤

[@Timbuktu407]

If anyone wonders if Sam Heughan would make a good James Bond, they need only watch this scene.

[@kellymalambo2297]

Ame esta escena, es poco lo que le tocó a este señor... ❤

[@ElizabethRodriguez-db1nb]

Pero que le sucede? Que le hace Sam?.

[@kellymalambo2297]

@@ElizabethRodriguez-db1nb acaba con la plaga, para que no siga haciendo daño💪🏽

[@awkwardwithapause26]

I really hope Jamie just said that to scare him only because baby Bonnie is being taken care of by one Richard’s daughters. Also I feel like at some point those folks have to realize it just ain’t worth it to go after the Frasers. Two of their leaders tried it and both of them are dead.

[@Julia-KH]

Браво 👏 круто👍⭐️СЭМ!!!❤️👑💫

[@Julia-KH]

Благодарю вас!!!