EPISODE

7. Evidence of Things Not Seen

Jamie and Claire look for answers regarding a past tragedy that once put their relationship in jeopardy.

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Jamie climbs Kings Mountain to survey it. William confronts Amaranthus, and informs John that Ben turned coat. A rough looking man throws produce at Marsali. Fanny is distraught for losing her grandmère's lace square. Percy informs John that Richardson is sailing for Savannah. William catches them kissing, and confronts John about "knowing" Jamie at Ardsmuir, but John has had enough of William's ingratitude and disrespect. Ian discovers a pamphlet, Jane Eleanora Pocock: The Life of a Whore and Murderess, confirming Jane's mother was Faith, who sailed to North Carolina to find her mother. Alerted of fire by Joanie, Marsali evacuates. Roger catches Henri-Christian. Fergus lowers Germain before falling through the burning roof. Brianna reveals she is pregnant. Marsali tells her about threatening poems, one about fire. Jamie and Claire reveal to Fanny that Faith was their daughter, upsetting Fanny, who has lost everyone. They reassure her, "that faith is the evidence of things not seen", and asks her to have faith in them. It is revealed that in 1744 Paris, Master Raymond had given baby Faith to Mrs Jeanne Louvière, teaching her to sing " I Do Like to Be Beside the Seaside " that he learned from Claire.

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