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Spoilers below forOutlanderseason four and theOutlanderbooks.
Doesnt it feel good to have Jamie and Claires impeccable bone structure back on television again?
It can be tough to keep up with whos who, especially when all the newbies show up.
Vultures here to help!
Obviously, spoilers below.
Hes the worst, right?
The Frasers are left scarred both physically and emotionally.
Oh, also: The guy is deathly afraid of drowning.
William Tryon, Governor of North Carolina (Tim Downie)
Keep your eyes on Tryon.
Hes a loyalist to the crown through and through.
Remember, were in 18th-century America so taxes are abigdeal.
Unfortunately, Jamie doesnt have many options.
Jocasta doesnt appreciate Claire stirring up trouble, but cant help admiring her for speaking her mind.
Ulysses (Colin McFarlane)
Ulysses is an enslaved man at River Run.
Hes highly educated, and because of Jocastas blindness hes become her right-hand man which means Ulysses knows all.
Though fairly reserved, he doesnt hesitate to tell Claire when shes overstepping.
He wants change, but knows the law is not on his side.
Anyway, dont sleep on Ulysses because this dude getsinto itlater.
Phaedre works in the house and assists Claire during her stay with both dressing and surgery.
The two women connect almost immediately, which will come in handy in the future.
Or is it technically the past?
All this time-travel stuff is confusing.
Needless to say, hes not psyched when Jamie, a strapping young heir, arrives at River Run.
John Quincy Myers (Kyle Rees)
The original Man of the Woods, sorry Justin Timberlake!
Myers is one of those guys who is rough around the edges in a completely lovable way.
Myers also develops a sort-of mentorship with Young Ian, whose story in the books gets a little insane.
The important thing to know for now: It all starts here with Myers.
For fans of the book, you know how this story ends for TV series watchers, you arenotprepared.
Jamie and Claires beautiful faces can only do so much.
Even in the backcountry of late-18th century North Carolina.
