Nim
2007-10-15 22:57:20 UTC
Ok, has anybody else noticed this?
At the end of Drums of Autumn, when they're all at the Gathering at Mt
Helicon, Roger recites the contents of a letter written by Frank to
Rev Wakefield regarding the fact that Jamie's tombstone at St Kilda in
Scotland is a fake. Jamie says he will tell Claire about it, but as
far as I can tell he never mentions it throughout either of The Fiery
Cross or A Breath of Snow and Ashes. Isn't this a bit odd?
It's possible/hopeful that he will say something in the coming book -
given that at the end of the sixth book he says they should go to
Scotland to get his printing press - maybe Claire will get concerned
about it and he'll tell her about it. If DG just forgets it, it seems
a waste!
And one other thing - maybe I missed it - wasn't there supposed to be
some explanation of Jamie's ghost right at the start of Outlander?
Can somone point me to it if I have missed it?
At the end of Drums of Autumn, when they're all at the Gathering at Mt
Helicon, Roger recites the contents of a letter written by Frank to
Rev Wakefield regarding the fact that Jamie's tombstone at St Kilda in
Scotland is a fake. Jamie says he will tell Claire about it, but as
far as I can tell he never mentions it throughout either of The Fiery
Cross or A Breath of Snow and Ashes. Isn't this a bit odd?
It's possible/hopeful that he will say something in the coming book -
given that at the end of the sixth book he says they should go to
Scotland to get his printing press - maybe Claire will get concerned
about it and he'll tell her about it. If DG just forgets it, it seems
a waste!
And one other thing - maybe I missed it - wasn't there supposed to be
some explanation of Jamie's ghost right at the start of Outlander?
Can somone point me to it if I have missed it?