It may just be me but I was a bit disappointed at the way Murtagh was portrayed in this episode. I know it may be a generalization but I was not overly impressed with this episode. However I look at this as just one episode of many and in all of them one has to be the least among the group. If they are preparing us for the death of Murtagh, which saddens me if it is true, then why did they have to portray him so negatively and somewhat out of honorable character that they have presented up to now. Tarring and feathering was indeed somewhat common in that time frame but to have Murtagh aggressively pushing it just doesn't seem like Murtagh's persona but more like the British Lieutenant travelling with Jamie. Let me know what you thought and if you agree or disagree with my assessment.

It seems like a lifetime since I have been here discussing Outlander, oh how I have missed being here among friends and fellow fans. All I can say is what a surprise it was that while I was snuggling up with my bride under the blankets on this cold Wyoming Valentine's day, how pleasantly surprised I was to discover that Outlander was doing an early release on Starz. What a treat to spend Valentine's day watching the Fraser family all together along with several dear friends of the Fraser clan. Having just returned from Scotland this was like icing on the cake.

The wedding was wonderful and the tender touch that is Jammie Fraser just before he took his daughter to be married to Roger was very heartwarming but then that is James Fraser for you. I loved the song Roger sang to Bree from the 20th century, "Love." It was quite sweet and showed that Roger and Jammie are similar men with different ways of showing it. I must admit that I was happy to see that "Bonnet " wasn't overdone in this episode. The time will come for Bonnet but this is the time for the Fraser's, a time for love. And that time was perfect.

It was also nice to see Jocasta and Murtagh together even if it is only for the moment, but ar least they had their moment. But I am saddened to feel that Murtagh's time on Outlander may coming to an end. He has been such an endearing character, an integral part of the life of Jamie and to think he will come to a sad end is indeed disappointing.

But for now we bask in the glow of the Fraser family, what a Valentine's treat.