Outlander | Claire and Jamie's Goodbye (Season 2)

Claire and Jamie have an emotional goodbye at Craigh Na Dun as they believe this may be the last time they see each other.

Season 2 Episode 13: Dragonfly in Amber: When Jamie's last ditch attempts to deter The Prince fail, he and Claire come up with a dangerous plan - which Dougal overhears, inciting him to a murderous rage. Jamie must do everything he can to save the ones he loves, even if it means saying goodbye to some - or all - of them forever.

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Outlander | Claire and Jamie's Goodbye (Season 2)

[xnotjustadreamx]

The finale of Season 2 will honestly remain unbeatable for me. The emotions, the heartbreak, the fear of the Battle of Culloden, the magic of the stones. I’ll never forget how I felt watching it!

[chance]

i miss the show being about them. bree and the rest are interesting sometimes but it’s this couple that i’m truly invested in. 🥺🥺

[saturnimors]

"Two-hundred years of purgatory." I'm crying so hard, I cannot handle this show.

[deannadiehl]

This scene just "tore my guts out" as Jamie once told Claire.

[theladyprincess]

i started watching this show for the first time after so many years of being told to and oh god, this scene ripped my heart out. when claire was getting closer to touching the stones and you can see jamie tearing up from behind that really hurt, such great acting from cait and sam all around

[monicac]

Lord, you gave me a rare woman, and God, I loved her well 💔

[XVAJ]

I’m not a believer of soul mates. But this scene had me shedding a tear. We all dream of a love as strong, as equal, and as purposeful as Jamie and Claire’s❤❤

[imnotbatman]

"Two hundred years of purgatory", Jaimies ghost watching Claire in 1st episode 😲

[cassiefriedman]

This is such a beautiful scene and I have cried over it many times and Jamie putting Claire first along with the baby that's a true man right there

[mels]

The way they just stare at each other as he walks her backwards. 😭

[elliem.]

She’s is absolutely breathtaking in this scene.

[carolmccannon]

I never, ever, get tired of watching this scene, with a couple of tears in my eyes at that.

[NelsonInteriorSoapery]

These actors are brilliant. They really pull you into their world and the the writer is amazing . With my Scottish ancestors from the highlands I could feel a little of what their life must of been like

[adambencze]

The way they looked at each other.. I really loved their love.

[liliaabad]

I loved this scene. I can’t hold my tears...
Sam and Cait are incredible actors... I love them both.

[PCWEST-zzyf]

I don't think I could've done it...just bury me on the field of Culloden next to him (or better yet run to Lallybrook and wait to see if he survived before leaving)

[RedorGreen]

One of the most beautiful and poignant scenes ever!

[stiofandundealgan]

A heartbreaking separation for a moving reunion 20 years later... A strong and never ending love through the centuries, beautiful !

[skyelockhart]

I love outlander and I love all the characters but sometimes I miss when it was just Claire and Jamie

[StreamHGF]

Just rewatched this after a few hours of rewatching Outlander clips waiting for new episode for season 6 to come out. This scene is still breaking my heart after the years it's been since I watched it in the show. Like Jamie said "it tore my guts out"