We open on a scene from The Avengers – not those Avengers, the British show from the 1960s (HEY DIANA RIGG YOU ARE AMAZING). It’s 1968, and the camera pans back to reveal a pack of children crowded around the TV, and behind them a man is also watching, well “watching” but really staring into the middle distance that comes from exhaustion and/or grief. If you remove the floppy 1960s hair, you may recognize him … Continue reading Outlander 2.13: “Dragonfly in Amber” →