‘Outlander’: This is how Richard Rankin and Sophie Skelton (Roger and Brianna) would like it to end

Finally ‘Outlander’ is back for a sixth seasonalso being confirmed for a seventh arc of episodes, so even if the series does not adapt all nine novels of Diana Gabaldon (Until now), We know for a fact that it will not end soon.

Still, when Digital Spy spoke exclusively to the stars Richard Rankin and Sophie Skelltonwe wanted to know how you would like the show to end and how much you know about Roger and Brianna’s future plotlines.

Skelton explained that when they started making the series, they read every novel published up to that point, but as the show progressed and numerous changes were made to its narrative, it became confusing to even remember the differences between the two.

However, “it’s safe to say roger and brianna are still standing”said. “I don’t care too much how many books or seasons there are”Rankin added. “I would like to finish that story. If Diana says there are ten books, no matter how they’re broken up, as long as she has an idea or an outline of how she could bring things to a conclusion, I’d like to be around for that and have the satisfaction of ending the journey of these characters. What if, I’d have to put up with Sophie for a few more years but even I’m willing to do that“.

So what is the perfect ending for Roger and Brianna, according to their actors? “I feel like they need to come back in the future, get all comfortable, go to the movies, with kids running around, no drama.”Skelton said. Now they just have to wait for that to happen!

Did you know that there is an expression for the time when new episodes of ‘Outlander’ are not released? His name is Droughtlander (from drought, “drought”). Well, the dry season is finally over, after a wait of almost two years. Season six will see the pairing of Claire and Jamie Fraser (Caitriona Balfe and Sam Heughan) as they build a life on Fraser’s Ridge in North Carolina with a new family.

Led by Tom Christie, whom Jamie met two decades earlier when they were both imprisoned at Ardsmuir in Scotland. We assume that this new chorus of characters (Mark Lewis Jones, Alexander Vlahos and Jessica Reynolds), the Christies, are going to bring the Frasers a lot of trouble.

However, if something sparked controversy between the public and critics, that was (warning, season 5 finale spoilers) Claire’s rape by Lionel Brown and his men. Although she survived, for the two episodes of the sixth season that we have already been able to see, she is going to give herself enough space for the post-traumatic effects of the tremendous sexual assault.