Outlander Book Club: Go Tell the Bees That I Am Gone Chapter 134 breakdown
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Foreshadowing in the Outlander chapter
This chapter continues a plot for Amaranthus. It’s clear that she is up to something. She has tried hard to get William, and it all came crashing down for her when they found out that Ben was still alive. Now, conveniently, he has married someone else. She doesn’t seem all that concerned that he is a bigamist. She only cares that she might end up being by marrying William.
She’s a great little actress. We’ve only her heard side of the story of Ben right now. What’s really happened?
Adapting the Go Tell the Bees That I Am Gone chapter
I expect to see the Amaranthus storyline used in the TV series. Because of that, I think we’ll see this. This would actually be a great way to bring up everything with Ben without showing him on screen. She can share that she knows Ben is still alive and where he is. She can then go into how he is married to someone else now. That’s if the show wants to cut out Ben.
Amaranthus has a much bigger part in this, I’m sure. Richardson is after the Grey family. What better way in than through Amaranthus? She marries William and she gains a lot more power. Richardson could then take action with that power. That’s just the way my mind goes as I’m sure the two of them are working together. There is just too much that connects them for them not to be working together.
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