TV series: Sassenach (Outlander). Page 5

No use to grieve about what was lost, but... I'd give anything to see your face for once.

Don't let your pride interfere with the welfare of the family.

You can't save the offender from his fate.

What is for some a dream for others it can be a nightmare.

Nothing goes, Sassenach, but only change.

- I hope your luck will not change, Mr. bonnet.
- I noticed that luck man creates himself.

No fury worse than offended women.

- You haven't changed, what's your secret?
Oh, I got married.

There is neither good nor bad - so do all thoughts.

- Unless suicide is not a sin?
- What's one more sin to the sinner?

Sometimes you find yourself on an unexpected path, but that doesn't mean he can't get you on the right road.

I wanted to stay in his room. I didn't want to see that mixture of awe and suspicion that follows me everywhere. It all just reinforces the hopelessness of a situation in which I found myself. They think I performed a miracle and instead of letting me go, my decision is even more tied me to this place. And even if I got out and went back to the stones, there is no guarantee that they would have worked, whatever they were. And if they worked, there is no guarantee that I'll get home. I can easily get into the new temporary trap - in the Middle ages or during the Roman Empire. I left his room just hoping for the oblivion that comes with wine Colum...

Can you spare me so that I didn't feel pathetic.

I knew something about this era, the politics, the people, the outfits, even some customs and expressions were familiar to me. But I knew all that from books, paintings, Museum exhibits. I felt like I was on another planet that was previously seen only through a telescope.