Geillis doesn’t believe Claire left Jamie. Claire tells Geillis that after Culloden, she went back to her own time in 1948. Geillis wants to know where Claire has been after her all these years. Claire gets up to leave, but Hercules stops her. Geillis says Claire knew the seer - and about the sapphires - and was trying to stop Geillis from returning Scotland to its former glory.

Geillis says she’s talking about the new king. Claire says she’s doing no such thing and that Charles Stuart had his chance. Geillis thinks Claire has come to stop her from putting a Scot on the throne. She accuses Claire of turning Colum against Dougal and the rising. Geillis is insulted by Claire’s behavior, saying they share a bond as travelers and that she let her guard down for Claire, but Claire still comes into her home and lies to her. Jamie tells Grey he’s indebted to him for saving his life again, and Grey wishes Jamie luck. Because he can’t produce any paperwork about Jamie’s alleged wrongdoings, Grey tells Leonard he can’t let him take Jamie “on scurrilous gossip of the lower deck.” Grey tells Leonard he has no jurisdiction if they’re not at sea. Grey asks to see the arrest warrant, and Leonard doesn’t have it. Leonard goes to John Grey and asks Jamie be returned to his custody so Leonard can take him back to Scotland. Leonard is surprised and asks by whose order. Meanwhile, Captain Leonard (Charlie Hiett) takes a shackled Jamie (Sam Heughan) to the Artemis, but they’re intercepted there by a redcoat officer who says he’ll take Jamie into custody from here. The large man who grabbed Claire is Geillis’ manservant named Hercules.

Young Ian (John Bell) is with Geillis (Lotte Verbeek) and she’s still questioning him about the sapphire – he tells her again that Jamie used it to pay a debt.

Season 3 outlander episodes