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Geillis’ Death

Post published:December 11, 2017
Post category:Notable History Prophecy Time Traveler's Guide Time Travelers

After encountering Geillis and realizing she is the one who kidnapped Young Ian, Claire and Jamie set out to stop Geillis from traveling to the future through the stones in the cave locals call Abandawe.

Jamie realizes one of his pictures of Brianna is missing and Claire believes Geillis is going after Brianna because of the Brahan Seer’s Prophecy. Before Geillis can go back in time by using Young Ian as a human sacrifice, Claire kills her with an axe to prevent her from going after Brianna.

Claire realizes these are the bones Joe was studying and the warning Margaret gave her.

Source: Eye of the Storm

Brahan Seer’s Prophecy

Post published:December 3, 2017
Post category:Prophecy Time Traveler's Guide

“When twice 1,200 moons have coursed, ‘tween man’s attack and woman’s curse, and when the issue is cut down, then will a Scotsman wear a crown.”

Geillis believes is means a 200 year old child must die for a Scottish king to rise. Is Brianna the 200 year old child as she is the child of a man who lived 200 years prior?

Source: The Bakra

Young Ian’s Abduction

Post published:November 5, 2017
Post category:Frenchmans Gold Prophecy Time Traveler's Guide

Needing funds to pay Laoghaire her alimony, Jamie decides to take stones from the Selkie Island treasure (The Frenchman’s Gold). He can’t swim out there with an injured arm (Laoghaire shot him) so Young Ian is recruited.

At the shore, Jamie and Claire watch as Young Ian swims out to the island and then watch as a ship approaches and men capture Young Ian and take him aboard. The two look on helplessly as Young Ian is kidnapped.

Obviously someone knows about the treasure and they took Young Ian. Who is after the Frenchman’s Gold?

Source: First Wife

Margaret Campbell’s Fortune

Post published:October 11, 2017
Post category:Prophecy Time Traveler's Guide

When Claire goes to visit Margaret Campbell, Margaret has a “vision” and tells Claire:

“Gleep, gleep. Gleep, gleep. D’ye hear ’em? D’ye hear the tree toads lullaby? And the moon — the moon be chokin’ wi’ blood. Ye must be careful, Abandawe will devour ye. Abandawe, Abandawe. Abandawe…”

This ends up referring to the standing stones in Jamaica. Margaret is warning Claire about the passage through the stones. One can assume the “chokin’ wi’ blood” could refer to Geillis’s death.

Source: Crème De Menthe

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