That meetup goes well, and once his connection realizes that Jamie is a Mason like he is, he invites him to a formal SOL meeting the next evening. And on that note: While he’s in Wilmington, he hopes to connect with the Sons of Liberty. Jamie acknowledges that he’d likely agree with his aunt if he didn’t know, thanks to Claire and Brianna, how things were going to play out. Jamie and Claire plan to attend, as well. Flora is going to speak on behalf of staying loyal to Great Britain like Jocasta, she sees the failed Jacobite rebellion as a cautionary tale now and is advocating for keeping the peace. STEPHEN BONNET RETURNS (IN A SENSE) | That event is a party in Wilmington, N.C., thrown by Jamie’s aunt Jocasta in honor of Flora MacDonald, who has relocated to the colonies in the intervening years. Still, Martin sends him to an upcoming event to suss out Big Red’s true affiliation. Lord John reassures the governor that Fraser is loyal to England, no worries, all good. “One of my dearest,” Grey replies, doing ye olde impression of the heart-eyes emoji. “Is it a letter of resignation or revolt?” Martin asks the man sitting across from him in his office, and when the camera moves over to him, we see it’s Lord John Grey! Jamie “is a friend of yours, is he not?” the governor asks. Martin is dismayed to receive Jamie’s notice that he will, for reason of “personal convictions,” no longer be an Indian Agent for the Crown. And just like that, they evade immediate capture.
While the prince stays mum (though not before squeaking out a “mark me,” to my utter delight), Flora sweet-talks their way past the British soldiers.
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