Outlander Book Club: Go Tell the Bees That I Am Gone Chapter 116 breakdown

Jamie offers the Hardmans a home in Outlander Book 9, Chapter 116

It’s time for the Hardman women to find a home in Outlander Book 9, Chapter 116. We see Jamie as a laird.

It’s been a hard couple of chapters. Claire has had to treat Captain Cunningham and get his mother ready for a life without the use of his legs, and she’s also had to deal with a threat on her life again. However, it looks like some things are starting to calm down now that Claire has rejoined the Murrays.

In the previous chapter, the Murrays got back to the Ridge. Now it’s time for them to get back to the house. We can feel the comfort in having more family around.

Of course, for Jamie, it’s about finding a place for Silvia Hardman and her daughters. After the help Silvia offered him, he is not going to let her fend for herself. We get to see him as a laird, caring for his tenants while he’s also recovering from the injury he received at the hands of Cunningham.

This chapter doesn’t seem to foreshadow too much. I think there’s just a little about how the tide is turning for the Frasers. I’ll get to that in the foreshadowing section.

What about using this chapter in the TV series? I’m not too sure, but I’ll get to my thoughts on that in the adaptation section.

Let’s dive into the Go Tell the Bees That I Am Gone chapter.