The plot only developed to the first novel of the original novel, and later I can appreciate the historical resistance encountered when the heroine, as a modern person, tries to change history. History always seems to develop as it should be, and the tiny power of people is always suppressed by the great wheel of history. Of course, very different values in different eras are also frequent conflicts in dramas. From Jamie's punishment of Claire in the first season, it is obvious that the confrontation between the two is actually a conflict between two eras. Outlander, a foreigner, is also an intruder. On the other hand, the passage of China, the conflict of the times is limited to the changes of objects, no matter how strong and independent the female protagonist sees the male protagonist, she can’t walk. Speaking of Claire, she is a character who has been struggling. Struggling with two men, struggling with two eras. She was also fighting, from the very beginning she simply wanted to leave this era, and later she struggled with history.
Let's talk about the drama itself. Like many American dramas, the filming of the drama attaches great importance to details and pictures. Set in Croatia, restores the Scottish Highlands, the costume respects history, the details outside the plot are almost non-fictional, the pictures are exquisite, and the opening is fascinating (especially the opening song). There are only 16 episodes in a season. It is very good while trying to restore the original work. Condensation, adaptation.
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