Gabaldon has made that much clear on social media. 'I feel like they need to be back in the future, all cushty, go to the cinema, kids running around, no drama,' Skelton said.īut her father Jamie will not travel forward in time. Nobody is eternal, so at some point someone is going to have to croak it so they might as well do it together!'Īctor Sophie Skelton, who plays Brianna Fraser in the TV adaptation, recently shared that she hopes the story ends with Roger and Brianna back in the future. 'I don't think one can survive without the other and I don't think Claire will leave him at all. 23 release of Go Tell The Bees That I Am Gone, the ninth book in the series of epic, time-traveling romantic novels on which the hit STARZ series. 'I think it has to be a Romeo and Juliet moment, right, where we are both together, or a Naoise and Deirdre moment where Jamie and Claire sort of lie down together and slowly drift off,' she mused, referencing an Irish folk legend about a woman overcome by grief after her husband's death. Outlander fans were ecstatic over the Nov.

'I think has told Sam something about his character, but then I think he is just really nosy and he badgered her!' Balfe joked.'I'm quite happy to let the mystery live, and just find out when I need to find out.'ĭuring the same conversation, Balfe shared her hopes for the series finale. Even Caitríona’s not seen it and I’m sworn to secrecy.'īalfe confirmed in an interview with Digital Spy that she doesn't know anything about how the series will end, in part because she prefers to maintain some mystery.

'She emailed me the last few pages of what will be the last book very early on, I think in the first few weeks of shooting and no one else has seen that I think, apart from one other exec producer. 'Diana Gabaldon actually revealed to me how the whole thing’s going to end,' he said.

He further elaborated in a recent interview with Esquire UK.

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