Publisher’s note: The summary below contains spoilers for Outlander: Blood of My Blood Episode 4.With the ultimate end for the adaptation of Starz Diana Gabaldon‘s Outland Beless, it turns out that the network intends to tell more stories in this world – and at a purely selfish level, I will never be crazy to spend more time in Scotland. While the previous episodes felt a little more biased towards the flourishing love story between Brian Fraser (Jamie Roy) and Ellen Mackenzie (Harriet Slater), the payment of this week, “A Soldier’s Heart”, finally puts a welcome light on the marriage between Julia (Hermione Corfield) and Henry Beauchamp (Jeremy Irvine), as well as the complicated and post-war effects which continue to suspend the general costs even in their happiest years. It turns out, however, that the most trying period they will face is not in the past, but in the future – which is technically In the past, given all these time travel activities.
Henry develops a diagram in “ Outlander: Blood of My Blood ” Episode 4
In the wake of Julia sleeping with Lord Lovat (Tony Curran) To mask the truth of his baby’s parents, the old fox has been fortunately far from Castle Leathers for more than a month in business in Edinburgh. While leaving an offering to appease folk fierce after winning a washing the language of Mrs. Porter (Sara Vickers) to reverse precious milk, Julia feels her baby to kicks for the first timeA soft-amer sign that he will become even more difficult for her to hide this pregnancy. Knowing that Lovat will return to Castle Leathers imminent, Julia deliberately removes a trick that her daughter will also draw years – rubbing with nettles so that she separates into a pacifier, making her less attractive and certainly giving the appearance she is contagious in a way
The episode of this week seems to turn more around Beauchamps, because the 18th century scenes are juxtaposed to what is technically post-war flashbacks when Julia was pregnant with Claire (Caitríona Balfe) – When neither husband nor woman were certain that they had a girl still – and Henry was looking for a job after being released from the army. Its forces are in legal matters, which left it only qualified, in the 18th century, to be the Blader of subsidies, in particular in the cases of the thorny clan when the temperatures can be hot – until and including Back to Lord Lovat, rejecting her previous claims according to which Ellen is less than virtuousto the great relief of Brian. But as Lovat promises in private Brian, he intends to prove that the eldest and the simplest girl of the Mackenzie clan is “tarnished products” after all, like a means of sticking it to his rivals.
Meanwhile, what Henry is less equipped to manage is English with black hair that Mistress Hay (Madeline Appiah) found for him as she promised. It is not Julia, despite her hopes; It’s Seema (Lauren McQueen), a woman working at the brothel who was invited to do what Henry asks. Everything he wants is honesty between them, even if he has no intention of adopting it in his offer for more than simply speaking. Henry admits, in tears, that his greatest fear implies finding his wife in a place like where they are now, but the truth is that Julia did not end up in a much better situation in Castle Leathers.
Henry must however interrupt his search for Julia, once he has been summoned to collect the rents of the tenants of Clan Grant under the little vigilant eye of Arch Bug (Terence Rae). The rent increased by a shilling, but Henry is not allowed to give a reason for the hike. When he notices that the tenants find it difficult to respect the increase, even finding themselves in a fight with the one who catapults him in his days in the trenches by fighting the Germans, Henry develops a plan of his, inspired by a memory of Julia, to hold a raffle. The one who is pulled Viverara without rent for next year, and those who want several entries, increasing their chances of winning, have to pay the additional tickets. When Henry returns to Isaac Grant (Brian McCardie), it is with bootes overflowing more than double the expected amount, but The laird is not delighted to be cheated.Even if his tenants paid to participate. When Henry finally returns to the brothel, it is for a night of restless sleep in the company of Seema, nothing more.
Brian and Julia join forces in “Outlander: Blood of My Blood” Episode 4
In Leoch, Ellen learns that she was summoned to accompany Malcolm Grant (Jhnon) Like his fiancée during the next Beltane festival outside Inverness. Unfortunately for colum (Séamus McLean Ross),, Ellen puts her foot at the idea of going with this marriage at all. As she points out, her brothers having been appointed to share the functions of Laird on the Mackenzie clan, what reason is there so that she could pass with a marriage which was promised as a degree of makeup for Dougal (Sam Retford) reckless actions? Ironically, Ellen is not so concerned about her own reputation, and requires that colum tells subsidies everything he owes to withdraw it from this – but Colum depicts a rather sinister image for her sister concerning the last person who tried to inform a marriage agreement with this clan, mysteriously disappearing without a trace.
While she is in shock from the possibility that Isaac Grant may have killed her for refusing her son, Colum does not stop there: he announces the news that The Mackenzie clan is essentially broken Thanks to Red Jacob’s (Peter Mullan) expenses. The registers he inherited because Laird in peacetime is a lamentable affair, and by his estimate, they only have about a month before they are forced to start selling family money. Even getting married with subsidies for spying purposes is not a solution, because Ellen should be faithful to her new clan under the death penalty.
After Julia obtained Lovat’s permission to seek an apothecary for her rash, Brian, fortunately, volunteers to accompany him. Could this be the beginning of a new friendship between the two, because they gradually open up to each other during the long wagon? Maybe, but In the meantime, Brian needs a decisive pass from JuliaAlso; In exchange for the continuation of protecting her from her father, and finally to help her escape the leathers, she must send a message to Ellen.
It turns out that it is the week when three out of four Outlander: Blood of my blood“Major sor projecting of the whole. Once she arrived inside Castle Leoch, Julia implores Ellen to meet Brian outside; Despite her insistence on the fact that Colum and Dougal would immediately kill everything found on the field of the castle, Ellen yields as soon as Julia gives a classic Outland Speech for not wanting to miss the love whose others spend their whole life in research. While Julia could end up with a clumsy third wheel in Ellen’s appointment and Ellen, it is adorable to think of the fact that Claire’s mother played a role in Jamie (Sam Heughan) The parents’ love story continues before their children meet. Before they were taken by Dougal, Brian and Ellen promise to meet in Beltane, who is fast approaching. While Julia does the same wish to seek Henry at the next festival, her research could not be more urgent, especially since Lord Lovat has just discovered that she is pregnant.
Outlander: Blood of my blood
Brian and Julia forge an unexpected alliance to Outlander: Blood of My Blood Episode 4.
- Release date
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August 8, 2025
- Showrunner
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Matthew B. Roberts
- Directors
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Jamie Payne
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Harriet Slater
Ellen Mackenzie
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- It is frankly adorable to see Julia play a role in the love story of Brian and Ellen.
- More flashbacks to the relationship of Julia and Henry are welcome after a strong accent on the other couple from the start.
