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BUT WE DO, right, fellow book readers? (And if you havenвЂ™t read the novels, dinna fash: All will be revealed soon.)ДЄ MIND MADE UP | The Randall ladies eventually make up after a ceremony at Harvard in honor of Frank. вЂњShe just felt like it,вЂќ Claire says, seemingly not understanding herself. He wonders how Claire couldвЂ™ve had any inkling about the woman. With just a touch, Claire somehow infers that itвЂ™s a 150-ish-year-old murder victim, and Joe looks at her very oddly as he remarks that sheвЂ™s вЂњonly off by about 50 years.вЂќ He adds that the female in question is white, is вЂњfrom a cave in the CaribbeanвЂќ and that someone tried to take her head off with a dull blade.

RETURN OF LA DAME BLANCHE | Later, Claire enters her office at the hospital to find Joe examining a very old skeleton.

вЂњI couldвЂ™ve lived the rest of my life not knowing.вЂќ But now she does, and as she begins the earliest stages of seriously considering returning to Jamie, she instructs Roger not to say anything to Bree about finding her father, because вЂњit will only confuse matters.вЂќ вЂњI never asked you to do this!вЂќ Claire says, angry as she cries. Young Rog doesnвЂ™t exactly get the reaction heвЂ™s expecting. WhatвЂ™s more, the Edinburgh-based printer of the journal is Alexander Malcolm -В вЂњJamieвЂ™s middle names, no?вЂќ Roger asks. But what is most intriguing is that the anonymous author quotes the вЂњfreedom and whisky gang thegitherвЂќ part of Robert BurnsвЂ™ poem вЂњThe AuthorвЂ™s Earnest Cry and PrayerвЂќ (the one that the performer was reciting at the bar in the previous episode)вЂ¦ even though вЂњBurns was only 6 years old in 1765,вЂќ Roger points out. The subject is restrictions on the import of spirits to Scottish highlands. Roger produces a copy of an article written in 1765. They bond a little over how itвЂ™s their first Christmas without a loved one -В Frank for her, the reverend for him - but then he gets down to the real reason heвЂ™s traveled all the way from Scotland with no notice: вЂњI found him.вЂќ GOT вЂIM! | After BreeвЂ™s hasty, huffy exit, Claire urges Roger to stay. But it doesnвЂ™t take long before theyвЂ™re back at it, вЂњI need a break! You expect me to just come back to Boston and be who I was? I tried, and itвЂ™s not working,вЂќ Bree says, abruptly leaving and telling Roger sheвЂ™ll see him the next day. вЂњClearly IвЂ™ve come at a bad time,вЂќ he says, looking sheepishly from Claire to Bree as they try to pretend that they werenвЂ™t just screaming at each other. Too bad thatвЂ™s the exact moment Roger decides to show up at the house, unannounced. With both mother and daughter emotionally adrift, itвЂ™s no wonder that they wind up having a huge argument about BreeвЂ™s decision to withdraw from college and move out. And itвЂ™s Christmastime, which makes Bree miss Frank all the more. WakefieldвЂ™s funeral, is failing out of Harvard. Meanwhile, Brianna, thrown by everything she learned while in Scotland for the Rev.

вЂњI had hoped that we would be able to find each other again, but fate had other ideas,вЂќ she says sadly. One night, she confesses to Joe that while abroad she had been toying with the idea of getting back together with an old flame.

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And then, because Ron Moore loves us, she walks right through - no teasing fade to black here - and we get the first few minutes of the reunion scene weвЂ™ve been waiting for.Д«ut thereвЂ™s a whole lot of Claire stuff before Jamie needs smelling salts, so letвЂ™s quickly recap the highlights of вЂњFreedom & Whisky.вЂќД«ACK TO REALITY | Via a few brief scenes, we get an update on the Randall womenвЂ™s lives in late 1960s Boston. The proof? Claire does go back to 18th-century Scotland, where she winds up at the door of Alexander MalcolmвЂ™s long-heralded print shop by the hourвЂ™s final moments.

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