Forbidden love amidst the rugged Highlands…it’s giving “Outlander meets Romeo and Juliet with a splash of Braveheart”. I’m already hooked! But seriously though, I hope they delve deep into the complexities of the time – the societal pressures, the clan rivalries, the sheer struggle for survival. It's easy to romanticize the past, but life back then was brutal. I want to see that reality reflected in the story, alongside the sweeping romance. I'm craving a narrative that shows how love could blossom even in the harshest of circumstances, a love forged not just in passion but in shared hardship and unwavering loyalty. Something that echoes the enduring spirit of Scotland itself. A story that makes you say, "Aye, that's true love." Any fellow history nerds

This resonates so deeply. My grandparents had an arranged marriage. They barely knew each other before their wedding day. It was a different era, where duty and family came before personal desires. Their love story, while not passionate in the way we see portrayed today, was one of quiet devotion and shared burdens. It makes me appreciate the freedom we have now to choose our own paths, but also recognize the strength and resilience of those who came before us. I wonder if Jamie's parents' story will reflect similar themes.

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I'm a bit worried about how they'll portray Ellen. She's such a strong character in Jamie's memories.

Someone needs to stop Diana. My heart can't take much more of this Scottish saga! 😭

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