The No. 1 Claire moment of Outlander Season 6
Outlander Season 6 brought some outstanding moments for Claire. There is one that stands out the most from all eight episodes.
Claire took us on one hell of a journey throughout Outlander Season 6. We watched her struggle with the trauma of the things that happened when she was taken by Lionel Brown. It turned out that it wasn’t just Lionel, though. Everything that happened over the years came flooding back, leading to her turning to ether to cope.
Eventually she turned to Jamie. I know there will be a lot of people expecting that moment or the moment when Claire confronts Jamie about the potential affair to be at the top of my favorite Claire moments. They’re not, though. You can see my top 10 Claire moments from Outlander Season 6, if you want. Instead, there is one particular moment in the aftermath of Malva’s death that stands out.
Claire’s top moment in Outlander Season 6
We head to Outlander Season 6, Episode 7 for the top moment. It’s in the aftermath of Malva’s murder, after Claire attempted to save the life of the unborn child. We head to the funeral.
As Malva’s casket was carried out, the baby’s casket was left behind. Claire couldn’t stand seeing this poor babe being left behind, and she rushed over to carry it out. In the end, Allan rushed over and grabbed the casket, but one thing was clear for Claire.
It didn’t matter who the father of this baby was. She knew it wasn’t Jamie, but not once did she care what other people thought in this moment. This was an innocent life, and she couldn’t see the innocent life left behind. This baby had to be carried out with his mom so they could be buried together. That was all that mattered.
Every now and then, we see this side of Claire. She puts everything to one side, even her own negative feelings. She just wants to do what she believes to be right, and that’s what she did in this moment.
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