Outlander Season 7, Episode 3 images: Take a look inside the episode

The Outlander Season 7, Episode 3 images focus on the storylines to come in the 18th century. Take a look at what to expect.

We know that Brianna and Roger made it through the stones with their children. That was clear from the airplane in the sky as they looked around at the time period they were in. The images for the new episode don’t show us where they are or how they look in the new time, though. We do have a clip in the promo to see that, though.

All the images for the new episode, titled “Death Be Not Proud,” are focused on storylines in the 18th century. There are a lot of somber looks. The previous episode saw the Big House explode, but we get to see faces of people who definitely get out. Of course, Claire and Jamie would survive.

The loss of the house is going to be devastating, though. If only that was all. We know from the synopsis that Jamie finds out Arch’s secret, something which came up at the end of the previous episode.

Outlander Season 7, Episode 3 images

Seomthing that stands out for me in the images is Claire and Young Ian. We can tell from the promo that Ian is struggling with something and he turns to Auntie Claire for advice. The image from the episode gives us that look of Ian being held down by something on his mind.

In another image, he has a look of sadness in his eyes.

Outlander Season 7 — Courtesy of Robert Wilson/STARZ

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Outlander Season 7 — Courtesy of Robert Wilson/STARZ

In fact, when you look at all the images, there’s a look of sadness. The ones with Claire in the stables with Lizzie and one of the Beardsley twins is likely linked to the house fire. It looks like the morning after, with everyone trying to figure out what to do next with all of the Frasers’ belongings going up in flames.

However, other images look like there’s a funeral happening. We know there is a funeral procession, but since Claire, Ian, and Mrs. Bug buried Allan Christie in the woods, who could this funeral procession be for?