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* Jamie's insistence on coming to the house when Jenny is in labor, despite being warned that English soldiers are in the area. It shows that he truly loves his sister, that he's willing to put himself at risk like that.
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* Mary MacNab offering to sleep with Jamie to give him something to good to hold on to while in prison. She's not offering for herself, but out of a sense of compassion and generosity, and even tells Jamie that she understands that he loves Claire with all his heart and isn't trying to replace that.
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* Some of Jamie's actions during the ride to Leoch are heartwarming, especially in regards to Claire:
** Jamie, during the ride to Leoch, positions his cloak so that it will cover Claire in addition to himself, because he sees that Claire is shivering.
** When the group stops for the night Claire's stomach rumbles loudly, and Rupert assumes that it's Jamie who's hungry, as Jamie is sitting right next to Claire. Jamie doesn't admit that it was really Claire's stomach which was rumbling, but gallantly assumes the blame instead. Straight afterward as the whisky is being passed around Jamie convinces Claire to take a sip from the bottle to take the edge off her hunger.
** Jamie, during the ride to Leoch, positions his cloak so that it will cover Claire in addition to himself, because he sees that Claire is shivering.
** When the group stops for the night Claire's stomach rumbles loudly, and Rupert assumes that it's Jamie who's hungry, as Jamie is sitting right next to Claire. Jamie doesn't admit that it was really Claire's stomach which was rumbling, but gallantly assumes the blame instead. Straight afterward as the whisky is being passed around Jamie convinces Claire to take a sip from the bottle to take the edge off her hunger.
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* [[spoiler: Roger and Bree's return to the 18th century with their family.]] Especially the joy on Jamie and Claire's faces when they recognise Brianna and immediately run down the hill to greet her. It's made more heartwarming (and very tear-jerking) when you remember that they never expected to see each other ever again and now here Brianna is with her husband, her son and her daughter Mandy, who Jamie and Claire never expected to see and get to know since she was only an infant when Bree and Roger were forced to leave.
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* [[spoiler: Roger and Bree's return to the 18th century with their family.]] Especially the joy on Jamie and Claire's faces when they recognise Brianna and immediately run down the hill to greet her. It's made more heartwarming (and very tear-jerking) when you remember that they never expected to see each other ever again and now here Brianna is with her husband, her son and her daughter Mandy, who Jamie and Claire never expected to see and get to know since she was only an infant when Bree and Roger were forced to leave. \n\n\n\n\n\n
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* Although often overlooked next to Claire and Jamie's romance, Frank talking to Claire about the possibility that she might have had an affair is very sweet, considering that this is the 1940s, and the attitudes towards female sexuality and adultery during the period. Could double as a TearJerker, considering how the relationship ends, but that doesn't detract from the sweetness of the sentiment.
---> "It wouldn't unusual if...I mean, everyone knows doctors and nurses are under tremendous stress during emergencies and...well, I...it's just that...well, I'd understand, you know, if anything, er, of a spontaneous nature..." "I only meant to say that even if you ever did...Claire, it would make no difference to me. I love you so. Nothing could ever stop my loving you."
---> "It wouldn't unusual if...I mean, everyone knows doctors and nurses are under tremendous stress during emergencies and...well, I...it's just that...well, I'd understand, you know, if anything, er, of a spontaneous nature..." "I only meant to say that even if you ever did...Claire, it would make no difference to me. I love you so. Nothing could ever stop my loving you."
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* In flashback, Frank's adoration of Brianna. It's especially heartwarming when you think that in ''Outlander'' he'd told Claire that he'd never be able to love a child who wasn't of his blood. Fast-forward to ''Voyager'', and it's clear that he was wrong. He truly loves Brianna and considers her his daughter.
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* In flashback, Frank's adoration of Brianna. It's especially heartwarming when you think that in ''Outlander'' he'd told Claire that he was afraid he'd never be able to love a child who wasn't of his blood. Fast-forward to ''Voyager'', and it's clear that he was wrong. He truly loves Brianna and considers her his daughter.
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* Jamie adopting Fergus, and their subsequent relationship. Fergus looks up to Jamie as a son looks up to a father, and it's clear [[spoiler: by ''Voyager'' that Fergus is like a son to Jamie]].
** The reason for Jamie's challenging Randall to a duel is not to satisfy his need for vengeance for his own rape, but to avenge Fergus' abuse at the hands of Randall. That goes to show just how much Jamie has come to care for Fergus (in a fatherly way) in the months since they met.
** The reason for Jamie's challenging Randall to a duel is not to satisfy his need for vengeance for his own rape, but to avenge Fergus' abuse at the hands of Randall. That goes to show just how much Jamie has come to care for Fergus (in a fatherly way) in the months since they met.
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* Young Ian goes out of his way to bring Claire back to Lallybroch after Jamie is shot, probably knowing that they should be together and that Jamie doesn't want her to leave him again. He even goes to such lengths as to tell Claire that Jamie is dying, thinking that she wouldn't go back to him for anything less than that. And what makes it all the more heartwarming is that he did all this without anyone in Lallybroch knowing, least of all Jamie and Claire.
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* The revelation that Frank, when confronted with a pregnant Claire who no longer loved him, refused to abandon her even when Claire told him to.
* In flashback, Frank's adoration of Brianna. It's especially heartwarming when you think that in ''Outlander'' he'd told Claire that he'd never be able to love a child who wasn't of his blood. Fast-forward to ''Voyager'', and it's clear that he was wrong. He truly loves Brianna and considers her his daughter.
* In flashback, Frank's adoration of Brianna. It's especially heartwarming when you think that in ''Outlander'' he'd told Claire that he'd never be able to love a child who wasn't of his blood. Fast-forward to ''Voyager'', and it's clear that he was wrong. He truly loves Brianna and considers her his daughter.
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* The very end of the novel, when Claire and Jamie find themselves swept by a storm onto the coast of North America. They are found by a group of people in the colony of Georgia, where Jamie introduces himself (with his ''real'' name) and Claire officially as his wife.
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* Claire and Bree's reunion at Fraser's Ridge.
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* Roger follows Bree into the past because he is worried for her safety and wants to be sure she is all right. And, of course, because he loves her.
* Bree buying Lizzie's bond after hearing that the girl would be sold to a worse fate if she didn't.
* Bree buying Lizzie's bond after hearing that the girl would be sold to a worse fate if she didn't.
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* Straight after that, there's Roger telling Claire of the fates of the other Jacobite officers who fought at Culloden, in the hopes that it will take her mind off Brianna.
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** How he says it is especially heartwarming:
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---> '''Roger:''' Yes, it is. It’s absolute proof. To me.
---> '''Claire:'''A hundred, and a thousand more. But no maker’s mark. So that isn’t proof, either.
---> '''Roger:''' Yes, it is. It’s absolute proof. To me.
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* Roger offering to uncover Jamie's fate for Brianna and Claire, so that they may have closure.
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* Brianna's insistence that Jamie stay with her during her labour (even though traditionally in the 1700s men never set foot inside the birthing room during the labour). It really shows how close she is to Jamie, and still loves him and forgives him for his part in what happened to Roger. During the labour, there's how Jamie tells Bree tales to distract her from her birth pains and walks her up and down the room when she asks for it.
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* Jenny's wonder and excitement at all the things she sees and experiences in France while waiting for the ship to America. She's never been fifty feet from Lallybroch in all her life, so it's adorable to see her reaction to shops and goods now. It's like she's reverted into a much-younger and happier self.
* Jenny and Jamie's reconciliation, forgiving each other for events that happened years before (which they never had a chance to talk to each other about), and the sibling bonding moment which occurs as they set sail on the ship which will take them to America. The final scene especially, which shows them arm-in-arm together watching peacefully as the mass that is France and Europe fades away into the distance.
* Jenny and Jamie's reconciliation, forgiving each other for events that happened years before (which they never had a chance to talk to each other about), and the sibling bonding moment which occurs as they set sail on the ship which will take them to America. The final scene especially, which shows them arm-in-arm together watching peacefully as the mass that is France and Europe fades away into the distance.
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* Jenny eagerly asking Claire what Rachel is like, and whether she will accept Ian the way he is now.
* Henri-Christian giving Jenny an almost painfully tight hug after learning that she's their 'grannie'.
* Henri-Christian giving Jenny an almost painfully tight hug after learning that she's their 'grannie'.
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* Geillie giving herself up to save Claire from being burnt alive as a witch. Though she probably had ulterior motives [[spoiler: and knew she'd be able to get out of her own burning easily enough]], it was still heartwarming to see.
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* Jenny accepting Claire as her good-sister.
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* After the strapping, Jamie sharing his own experiences of being strapped with Claire, to make Claire feel better about herself and less alone.
* After hearing that Claire is from the 20th century, Jamie, instead of accusing Claire of being a witch and a liar, chooses to try to believe her story and comforts and reassures her when she is weeping and hysterical. Then, very selflessly, he takes her back to Craigh Na Dun, giving her the chance to return to her own time and Frank, the husband she has over there, even though it's clear he doesn't want her to leave him.
* When Claire returns to Jamie in the cabin near Craigh Na Dun after making her choice, he is asleep with tears staining his cheeks. He cried himself to sleep, thinking he'd never see Claire again and that she'd gone back to Frank.
* All the scenes in Lallybroch, especially the ones between Jamie and Claire, and Jamie and Jenny. Jamie and Jenny really do care about one another, despite their constant arguments, and it shows.
* Jenny insisting on going to search for Jamie herself with Claire after they hear the news of Jamie's capture. As Ian puts it, she will do whatever it takes to prevent the English from hanging her brother, even if it means riding out and leaving her newborn baby for a time.
* Jamie showing Claire the hot springs underneath the abbey, wanting to give her the 'hot bath' she'd been missing because of her choice to stay with him in the 18th century. And also them making love in the hot water, and straight afterward Claire telling Jamie of her pregnancy.
* After hearing that Claire is from the 20th century, Jamie, instead of accusing Claire of being a witch and a liar, chooses to try to believe her story and comforts and reassures her when she is weeping and hysterical. Then, very selflessly, he takes her back to Craigh Na Dun, giving her the chance to return to her own time and Frank, the husband she has over there, even though it's clear he doesn't want her to leave him.
* When Claire returns to Jamie in the cabin near Craigh Na Dun after making her choice, he is asleep with tears staining his cheeks. He cried himself to sleep, thinking he'd never see Claire again and that she'd gone back to Frank.
* All the scenes in Lallybroch, especially the ones between Jamie and Claire, and Jamie and Jenny. Jamie and Jenny really do care about one another, despite their constant arguments, and it shows.
* Jenny insisting on going to search for Jamie herself with Claire after they hear the news of Jamie's capture. As Ian puts it, she will do whatever it takes to prevent the English from hanging her brother, even if it means riding out and leaving her newborn baby for a time.
* Jamie showing Claire the hot springs underneath the abbey, wanting to give her the 'hot bath' she'd been missing because of her choice to stay with him in the 18th century. And also them making love in the hot water, and straight afterward Claire telling Jamie of her pregnancy.
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* Jamie giving Fergus his own name during Fergus' wedding to Marsali.
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* Jamie's prayer for Claire and their child, which he says every morning and every night: ''Lord, that she may be safe. She and the child.''
* The Dunsays offering to free Jamie from his indenture after he saves the life of their grandson.
* The Dunsays offering to free Jamie from his indenture after he saves the life of their grandson.
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---> '''Roger:''' I don’t know who you were, mate, but you must have been something, to deserve her.
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** And this:
---> “Ye need not be scairt of me. Nor of anyone here, so long as I’m with ye.”
---> “Ye need not be scairt of me. Nor of anyone here, so long as I’m with ye.”
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* Jamie refusing to leave Claire's side after she is shot, and his abrupt resignation from the army after one of the generals tries to force him to leave.
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* Claire's reason for wanting to live after being shot during the battle.
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** Dottie and Denzell's wedding vows. Rachel and Ian's even more so, with Ian admitting publicly that he was married once before and discarding the love token his first wife gave him to prove to Rachel and the guests that he is fully committed to Rachel and his relationship and has severed all ties to Works With Her Hands. Straight after when the meet is taking in Ian's speech, a bird flies into the church, which causes the feeling of the meet to be made clear.
** Each wedding couple's wedding night.
** Each wedding couple's wedding night.
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* The Quaker wedding between Dottie and Denzell, and Rachel and Ian. Many parts of it:
** Jenny, the Greys, Jamie and Claire watching the wedding vows and recalling their own weddings. Especially Jenny, who at one point smiles proudly and tenderly and lays a hand on the space beside her, as if her dead husband is sitting beside her.
* Roger, Bree, Jem and Mandy's reunion in 1739 Lallybroch, with Roger crying ManlyTears of happiness and hugging his children to his chest, begging Buck to stay and tell him that it's real. Then Buck's answer, and seeing that he's just as choked and emotional as Roger.
** Jenny, the Greys, Jamie and Claire watching the wedding vows and recalling their own weddings. Especially Jenny, who at one point smiles proudly and tenderly and lays a hand on the space beside her, as if her dead husband is sitting beside her.
* Roger, Bree, Jem and Mandy's reunion in 1739 Lallybroch, with Roger crying ManlyTears of happiness and hugging his children to his chest, begging Buck to stay and tell him that it's real. Then Buck's answer, and seeing that he's just as choked and emotional as Roger.
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* Rachel Hunter's response to Ian's vague proposal of marriage.
---> '''"Thee is a wolf, too, and I know it. But thee is my wolf, and best thee know that."'''
---> '''"Thee is a wolf, too, and I know it. But thee is my wolf, and best thee know that."'''
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** Also his pet name for Claire, which translates to 'my brown one'.
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---> '''"Dinna be afraid-- there's the two of us now."'''
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