After searching feverishly, the two finally reunite on Fraser's Ridge in North Carolina. There, she met a man called Jamie Fraser, who she later married (despite already being married in another century).Īt the start of Go Tell the Bees That I Am Gone, Claire and Jamie had been separated for twenty years as a result of the Jacobite Rising of 1743. In previous books in the Outlander series ( Go Tell the Bees That I Am Goneis the ninth book in the series), Claire Randall, a nurse, traveled back in time to the 18th century.

Written by people who wish to remain anonymous We are thankful for their contributions and encourage you to make your own. Only the other time travelers can see it, but she manages to pull the fragments of the bullet out of Jamie and save his life.These notes were contributed by members of the GradeSaver community.

She does everything she can to save her husband, and that’s when the blue light appears. It looks like Frank’s writing comes true. The most important thing is that Jamie does die at the Battle of King’s Mountain. Did it really happen or was it just a figment of Jamie’s imagination? Maybe we’ll find out in the 10th book. There is also a mention of a snake biting him, but that is forgotten about later on. In fact, it tells everyone that Jamie Fraser is going to die at the Battle of King’s Mountain. It was published after Frank’s death, but it looks into Jamie’s life. That means trouble on the Ridge for them, but did it mean Jamie dying? Jamie dies in Go Tell the Bees That I Am Goneīrianna brings back a book that her father wrote. The Revolutionary War is in full swing and the Frasers and MacKenzies have had to pick the side they know will win. With the MacKenzies back in their own time and no time spent in the future, would Go Tell the Bees That I Am Gone break the cycle of Jamie being dead? However, there have been times that Jamie has died temporarily and Claire has managed to bring him back to life. We have moments where we’re in the future, and we know that Jamie isn’t alive when the characters are in the 20th century. When you consider that the books involve time travel, it’s not surprising that Jamie is dead for some parts of all books. Is that the case in Go Tell the Bees That I Am Gone? Diana Gabaldon has said that Jamie is dead for parts of every single Outlander book.

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