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Outlander Page #6
Season #1 Episode #1 - 'Sassenach'- Year:
- 2014
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CLAIRE (V.O.)
While I was with the army, Frank
overseeing spies, running covert
operations, that sort of thing.
(beat)
In six years, we’d seen each other
FRANK:
From what I’ve been able to gather,
Castle Leoch was the ancestral home
of the MacKenzie clan until midway
through the nineteenth century...
INT. CASTLE LEOCH - GREAT HALL - DAY
Later. Bounded on either end by large archways, the room
once served as a meeting hall, dining room, ballroom, etc.
(CONTINUED)
13.
CONTINUED:
Whatever furniture it once held is long gone, along with the
window panes and most of the decoration. What remains is
dimly illuminated by narrow shafts of daylight.
CLAIRE (V.O.)
Frank’s new-found passion was
genealogy -- his personal
genealogy, that is.
Claire picks her way among the dirt and debris while Frank
moves about, animatedly gesturing and chattering about the
life that once filled the space.
FRANK:
... I haven’t found any hard
evidence that my ancestor actually
visited this castle, mind you, but
it was within his operational
sphere of activities and it is just
possible that he did walk this very
hall on occasion...
CLAIRE (V.O.)
He’d become fascinated with tracing
and exploring the various branches
of his family tree. From what I
gathered, some tiresome ancestor of
Frank’s had had something to do
with something or other in this
region back a couple of centuries
ago.
INT. CASTLE LEOCH - SURGERY - DAY
Later. Frank puts his shoulder to an ancient wooden door,
but it won’t budge. Claire pitches in and the two of them
shove OPEN a dusty door to a lower room in the castle. They
step into the room, but it’s hard to see anything in the
gloomy interior. A single slash of light comes from a high
slit window and all they can make out is a high-ceilinged
space crammed with broken furniture and junk.
Frank roams the room, somewhat disappointed. Claire lingers
near the doorway.
FRANK:
Just a storeroom at this point, I’m
afraid. I was hoping for something
a little more indicative of its
original purpose.
(CONTINUED)
14.
CONTINUED:
CLAIRE (V.O.)
In a way, burying himself in the
distant past gave Frank an ability
to escape the recent. I knew he’d
sent dozens of men behind the lines
on secret missions during the war
and that most never came back.
(beat)
He didn’t talk about it very often,
but I knew it preyed on him, the
responsibility for the deaths of so
many.
CLAIRE:
From the lack of proper lighting
and ventilation I’d imagine this
was the province of the castle
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