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@_Itsveross_ Idem (nemmeno la mia tl capirà)

Mi scuso con la mia tl che non ha mai visto e non guarda Outlander ma dopo aver visto questo finale ne parlerò per giorni... addio

4.4 Quindi, a mio parere, lasciare libera interpretazione agli spettatori è una dichiarazione diplomatica e anche astuta, ma lui, ciò che voleva dire davvero, lo ha dimostrato con chiarezza. That's it 😁

3.4 la luce blu, i capelli bianchi di Claire, il sospiro improvviso e il loro aprire gli occhi. E la storia delle api che, quando Jamie chiede: sono morte? Claire risponde: no, riposano aspettando che sorga il sole.

1.4 A proposito di #outlander Ho visto alcune interviste a Sam, Cat e Matt, in cui si chiedeva del vero significato della fine della puntata. Sam e Claire hanno detto che è ambigua, e ognuno può credere ciò che vuole, sostenendo che secondo loro la cosa importante non è che

@serendipiaday @Elllls7 Purtroppo succede spesso nei fandom: si mischia la vita privata con quella professionale e si crea odio. Tutti shippano le loro coppie preferite, ma è assurdo pensare che gli attori s'innamorino sempre dei loro partner. In questo caso, gli attori sarebbero tutti poligami 😁

@Alianorah @Elllls7 Some people don't seem to understand that everyone has their own life and lives it with whomever they want, and that they post what they want on their social media. They deserve respect. I don't understand how they say they appreciate him if they then judge everything he does

Ma davvero ho letto di fan inferocite perché #samheughan ha taggato la sua ragazza in un post? Guardate che Sam Heughan NON è Jamie Fraser, ha una vita privata, così come Caitriona Balfe, felicemente sposata e madre di un bambino. Ripigliatevi! #outlander

Ma vi immaginate se avesse vinto Israele, l' anno prossimo tutti ospiti di Bibi? 😬😬😬 #Eurovision2026

Tutti contenti per la Bulgaria #Eurovision2026

Se vince Israele non seguirò mai più #Eurovision2026

@lscec22 Se per terapia si intendono cure mediche in generale, scelgo quella per prima. Altrimenti mercato, viaggi e farmacia.

você só pode escolher 3 grátis pro resto da vida: 1- farmácia 2- gasolina 3- terapia 4- viagens 5- roupa 6- salão 7- mercado

@SamwiseKitkat Che la prima foto è ad un evento pubblico, pieno di fotografi. Al di là dell' affetto tra i due attori, erano in "scena". La seconda foto è di vita quotidiana, quindi non preparata, e magari capita che un uomo non dia la mano alla sua ragazza che scende da un' auto.

@Alianorah Não entendi seu comentário!

How would you like to be treated if you were Sam's girlfriend? How he treats his friend, or how he treats his girlfriend?

@peekaboo_jen @LadyElizabeth61 Sono assolutamente d'accordo con te, è l' identica mia interpretazione.

My thoughts: He was a ghost. He didn't touch the stone to travel. He touched it to "turn it on" as such. There is a wee smile as he touches it. This is the stone that will bring her home, to him, to his time, to their life. He knows that. It's a nod, an acknowledgement, to the power of the stones. There have been many moments in his life, when he has 'died' or been at death's door. Culloden was one. If we use the premise that time is linear, and he can 'visit' moments along their timeline, him appearing in the aftermath of Culloden makes sense. After all, at some point he needed to trigger her travel through the stones. She needs to save him in that first moment they meet for him to even live long enough to fight at Culloden. Side note: costuming is just costuming. It may be that when they dressed him for the ghost scene they dressed him in that way. Of course, he'd need to replicate that costume in this moment again. It also isn't the full outfit he wore in battle at Culloden. See below. 1. Costume before the battle. 2. Costume during fighting. 3. Ghost Costume. They both took a breath because they were alive, again. Jamie was dead. He died. Claire gave him her "life force" used her blue light to save him. When she expelled her breath, that was her giving him everything she had to give. Trying to save him took everything from her. Her hair turned completely white, just as the prophecy said it would. The very end was Jamie, back from the dead. By going back, by calling Claire to him, she travelled through the stones and started their life, she lived her life with him. In turn, in this scene, she was calling him back from the afterlife, back from death, where he was waiting for her, back to her, in this world. Their world. Because their lives weren't done, yet. The full circle. Back to each other. His gasp was him breathing again. She opened her eyes because she knew. She knew he was home. With her. That she had brought him back. I think. I could be wrong. But. That's my take. For now, anyway.

Spoiler Post. . . . . . As the end of Outlander neared I was adamant about one thing, that I didn't think it was right that the show address Jamie's ghost. For me, I felt that was something that should be explained by Diana, and Diana alone. Matt, Maril, and others had said several times that they wouldn't be addressing Jamie's ghost in the finale. I has happy. I believed them. I was so very glad that they weren't. When I watching the finale and we were approaching the end I knew they were going to show Jamie's ghost. The way the episode was written I knew they were going to despite their assurances to the contrary. They had to, for the story in the episode to make sense. I was starting to get angry. But. To my utter surprise, I burst into tears. Tears of happiness. I loved it. I loved the whole scene. They way it drew me back to that very first episode and the way I felt the very first time that we saw Jamie's ghost on screen. It was beautiful. It was so very special, to me, seeing Sam as Jamie. Seeing him looking up at his Claire. Seeing the tears in his eyes as he heard Frank approaching, knowing what he knew. Seeing him walk away, heartbroken to leave her, but knowing that he had to let fate do its job, as it had already done so before. I've always said that it was Jamie's ghost who called Claire to his time, through the stones, to him. I believe that time isn't a loop as such, but a line that both he and Claire can move along. They both have one life, one death. But. Claire can travel through time, and Jamie can visit various moments in time, along their timeline. When Jamie died on the battlefield, he went to her. He knew where she would be. She had told him herself. He went to her, in that exact moment, to call her to him, to begin their life together. A life they they had already lived. A life he was already living with her. It was Jamie who triggered the stones. Stones that would speak to Claire. Stones that would draw her to his time. To him. To begin their life together. The forget-me-nots were perfect for his wife, a healer and a botanist of sorts. A gift from her husband who would never forget, and who would wait 200 years in purgatory for her. Her husband who was waiting for her to join him. I've always thought that when Jamie looks up and sees Claire for the first time, as she approaches him to fix his shoulder, I've always thought that there is moment of recognition from him with her. His soul seeing her soul, a moment of relief that she was home, that she was finally there, back with him. The ghost scene was one of, if not my favourite part of the finale. The part I hoped, almost demanded, that they shouldn't touch. To me, the parallels were perfect. Outlander has always been Jamie's story. He is the sun with which their universe revolves. People are drawn to him, to stand in his light. It is his hand that has guided their fate. It is his sword that protects them all. His name. His clan. His body. His soul. It is his love that binds them all. But. Just as importantly, it is Claire's love that SAVES him. It is Claire's love that SAVED him. In the beginning. In the end. And In every moment in between. ALWAYS. They are who they are because of each other. One cannot be who they are without other. They literally defied time and space to BE so. And, from them, their family grew. Blood of my blood. Bone of my bone. Dinna fash. There's the two of us now, and always, forever more. #outlander

@KINGDOMSDUNK Esatto, non ci sono altre interpretazioni possibili

je m’en fiche il n’y a pas de débat, c’est la dame blanche qui ramène son âme sœur à la vie. jamie a été faire ce qu’il devait faire en tant que fantôme à l’époque où claire a touché les pierres pour l’inciter à venir vers lui. c’était un voyage nécessaire pour eux deux

@ManserSuzie @palmtreetatt Sam non si è accorto che in post produzione hanno messo la luce blu 😂

@palmtreetatt I read earlier that Sam thinks it means they probably went to a different time 😭

Wait im so SLOW their laying on THEE standing stone…..something something up to interpretation #outlander

@2000Caria @love1imperfect Pure Sam Heughan non ha capito bene, non si è accorto della luce blu, forse perché l' hanno messa in post produzione 😂

@Alianorah @love1imperfect Anche a me

Soulmated so hard, one brought the other through time, and the other back to life

Per #samheughan il finale non è del tutto chiaro. Per me sì, per quel che può valere (Sam, non l' hai vista la luce blu? 😁).

Sam Heughan shares his interpretation of the 'Outlander' series finale, telling EW: 'The final moment itself was definitely a surprise for all of us.' ew.com/sam-heughan-on…

@mornxngstr Un' occhiata fugace, per non spaventarla, ma capace di cambiare per sempre la loro vita 🥹

"would you look in on me?" "maybe just a wee glance, sassenach" 🥹 #outlander