#my default verse for him is the one i have with jen at this point lmao

[immobiliter]

i think the thing with jamie though, in all seriousness, is that he's super flexible in terms of setting? the first season of outlander is based in mid 1700s scotland, the second season is based in pre-revolutionary paris, the third season is based in the mid 1700s caribbean ( and i have and will continue to be flexible with that so that he can meet all the pirates ), and anything from s4 onwards fits the revolutionary america era. the show/books are just huge in their historical scope, and the nature of jamie starting in the clan culture of highland scotland (which aligns perfectly with any medieval/fantasy setting), and then shifting to the colonial and seafaring scope of the caribbean and america just means that i have so much space to play around in? so who needs canon compliance/diana putting her characters through unnecessary sexual trauma when you have such a big playground

#* / be yourself. everyone else is taken ( ooc. ) #my default verse for him is the one i have with jen at this point lmao #everything from s4 onwards in terms of canon is up for interpretation as far as i'm concerned #but i also hate engaging with the outlander fandom because jamie is just typecast as the romantic lead #which yes he is #but he's not perfect and i love it when he fucks up or beats a man nearly to death #or burns a building down to cover up his murder #he's soooo interesting when you pay attention to him separately to claire