Fans of the hit series 'Outlander' have expressed their emotional distress following the intense episode 'Written In My Heart’s Own Blood', in which Claire is shot during a war scene. The uncertainty surrounding her fate and Jamie's frantic efforts to save her have left viewers reeling, with many taking to social media to declare they need therapy after the harrowing experience.
Outlander fans have said they need 'therapy' after watching the latest episode Written In My Heart’s Own Blood.
In the scene, fans are not sure whether it is Jamie or Claire who has been hit with a bullet but ultimately we see blood pour from Claire's side and Jamie springs into action in a bid to save her. Whilst we don't know what the future holds for Claire or whether or not she will survive, fans flocked to social media to discuss the intensity of the episode, saying they might even need medical attention.
Another added: "this season isn’t a rollercoaster..it’s that ride that spins at like 600 mph and the floor drops from under you but in a good way!!"
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