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		By: Dallas Anderson		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Finally, back to kilts and Dougal

Poor Fergus! That little rascal
 is so lovable which made it even more vile that Randall would do such a
 thing. We knew he had assaulted him but to see it actually happening 
just made me hate Randall even more which means Outlander is doing a 
great job showcasing him for the monster he really is. 

Claire&#039;s denial &#038; realization that she had lost her child was quite painful and heartfelt. 

Master
 Raymond is very good with his hands. Though he was merely helping clear
 relieve her pain after birth, there was also something oddly erotic in 
how Claire vividly described him soothing her pain when touching her 
because he was so good. 

I too thought Claire had gotten away 
from having to lie with King Louie after the sorcery bit but luckily for
 her ... well luckily for Jamie, he didn&#039;t want to inseminate her so he 
ended the act prematurely or else she may have ended up squirting over and over again. (In the book, the King&#039;s quickness was described as doing 
the act, but being sure not to climax so as not to risk any little 
princes or princesses coming out of it - and that he would hustle on 
over to his mistress&#039;s bed to finish.)

Not sad to see St. Germain
 go and how fitting a way too, he tried to poison Claire and almost had 
her raped and he himself met an untimely end due to a bit of sorcery. I 
was, however, surprised to see him &#039;defeated&#039; so easily after he seemed 
to be the &#039;big bad&#039; of the first half of season 2. I still felt that 
tension between her and St. Germain and in another lifetime they would 
have been beneficial friends. 

&lt;i&gt;I&#039;m ready to see Claire 
and Jamie slow down a little bit and remember they love each other. Stop
 trying to save the world and save their marriage.&lt;/i&gt;

Right
 on point, they have seemed so caught up with other affairs that they 
seem to have lost touch with each other a little bit in terms of their 
marriage. The love is very much still there just not nearly as much 
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Finally, back to kilts and Dougal</p>
<p>Poor Fergus! That little rascal<br />
 is so lovable which made it even more vile that Randall would do such a<br />
 thing. We knew he had assaulted him but to see it actually happening<br />
just made me hate Randall even more which means Outlander is doing a<br />
great job showcasing him for the monster he really is. </p>
<p>Claire&#8217;s denial &amp; realization that she had lost her child was quite painful and heartfelt. </p>
<p>Master<br />
 Raymond is very good with his hands. Though he was merely helping clear<br />
 relieve her pain after birth, there was also something oddly erotic in<br />
how Claire vividly described him soothing her pain when touching her<br />
because he was so good. </p>
<p>I too thought Claire had gotten away<br />
from having to lie with King Louie after the sorcery bit but luckily for<br />
 her &#8230; well luckily for Jamie, he didn&#8217;t want to inseminate her so he<br />
ended the act prematurely or else she may have ended up squirting over and over again. (In the book, the King&#8217;s quickness was described as doing<br />
the act, but being sure not to climax so as not to risk any little<br />
princes or princesses coming out of it &#8211; and that he would hustle on<br />
over to his mistress&#8217;s bed to finish.)</p>
<p>Not sad to see St. Germain<br />
 go and how fitting a way too, he tried to poison Claire and almost had<br />
her raped and he himself met an untimely end due to a bit of sorcery. I<br />
was, however, surprised to see him &#8216;defeated&#8217; so easily after he seemed<br />
to be the &#8216;big bad&#8217; of the first half of season 2. I still felt that<br />
tension between her and St. Germain and in another lifetime they would<br />
have been beneficial friends. </p>
<p><i>I&#8217;m ready to see Claire<br />
and Jamie slow down a little bit and remember they love each other. Stop<br />
 trying to save the world and save their marriage.</i></p>
<p>Right<br />
 on point, they have seemed so caught up with other affairs that they<br />
seem to have lost touch with each other a little bit in terms of their<br />
marriage. The love is very much still there just not nearly as much<br />
intimacy.</p>
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