Lizzie reluctantly agreed, but fooled everyone when she had Jamie do one ceremony and Roger (Richard Rankin) the other. Lizzie manages to get handfast to both of them, despite Jamie’s (Sam Heughan) strict orders that she only marry one of them and that the other leaves until the baby is born. She loves both of them and views them as one soul split into two bodies. The three of them bonded while Lizzie had the flu and one thing led to another. I’m in the process of reading the Outlander books currently, but I like that I’m behind because everything has come as a surprise.Īnd i was definitely surprised this week when Lizzie (Caitlin O’ Ryan) revealed that she was pregnant, although it’s unclear if the father was Josiah or Keziah, since she’s been sleeping with both. Outlander has not one, but two, handfast ceremoniesįor those of you who have not read the books (like me), you may not know what is coming up. Paul Gorman, who plays both Keziah and Josiah Beardsley, spoke to Hello! about the plot twist and shared his thoughts on all the madness unfolding in Fraser’s Ridge. Well, as it turned out, they were hiding something, but it had nothing to do with Malva’s murder.

They were nowhere to be found, and Ian (John Bell) couldn’t help but feel that they were hiding something. Not to mention, if you’ve read the books then you know where this storyline is going.Īnyway, there is some suspicion directed at the Beardsley twins. I think it’s safe to say Claire isn’t the one who murdered Malva I just refuse to believe Claire could ever intentionally harm another human being, even if she is completely out of it and hates that person. Claire (Caitriona Balfe) seems the most likely suspect, even if she has no memory of it she even doubts herself for a moment. They were born with silver spoons in their mouths, not like the wooden one she was born with, still choking on the splinters.In the latest episode of Outlander, “Sticks and Stones,” everyone’s trying to figure out who murdered Malva Christie (Jessica Reynolds). She didn’t care – their lives were nothing like hers. Sara knew that all the women, and some of the guys, thought she was a whore. Sara knocked back another shot, stood up on the bar and shouted: “gentlemen, start your engines!” And most did seem to be firing up their motors. Door number 3 – now that guy was a junkie, but at least she could always score some dope off him. Leaving Andy’s Ark Tavern, wondering if she would end up behind door number 1 – that belonged to the guy who was telling her she looked like Marilyn Monroe or maybe door number 2 – attached to the guy who told her he was on wife number 3. Just the sight of one got her going, like an aphrodisiac. Three Poems by Cathy Porter Strange Doorways There was nothing more familiar to Sara than a strange doorway.

Strange Doorways by Paul Beardsley