Here's a look at Fergus Fraser's real father in Outlander (2024)

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Who is Fergus Fraser's real father? ›

French businessman and merchant The Comte St. Germain (Stanley Weber) is revealed to be Fergus' father. Claire Fraser (Caitriona Balfe) encountered the Comte in season two when she and Jamie travelled to Paris to try and quash the Jacobite Rebellion and avert the tragic Battle of Culloden.

repoman wrote: Regardless of Fergus' relationship to Claire, if Percy's story is true then Fergus, as the son of Comte St. Germain, is likely a time traveler. However, Claire would not know that about Le Comte, and would not be able to warn Fergus, or his children, about the dangers of the stones.

The last time we saw Marsali and Fergus was in season 6 when they left Fraser's Ridge. They had decided to leave to find a better life for their children, including Henri-Christian, who had been dealing with settlers saying his dwarfism was a punishment from God.

Brian Fraser (Simon's son and William, Jamie, and Jenny's father) Although Jamie's parents are both dead in the Outlander timeline, their love story will be the focus of an upcoming prequel series, Blood of my Blood.

In the aftermath, Claire hastily marries Lord John. When Jamie finds out, he's furious. Claire has known Jamie to cheat death before, but when Lord John tells her that his ship sank with no survivors, she can't see a possible explanation that will allow her to believe her husband made it out alive.

The mysterious Master Raymond is a "prehistoric time traveler." Not much is known about him, but he is thought to be a common ancestor of both Claire Fraser and Geillis Duncan. Circa 1724, Raymond was living in Geneva as a reputable physician and herbalist.

When Claire Fraser publicly confirms this, the Comte's ship, cargo and profits are lost and the Comte warns her she will pay for her actions. Weeks later, the Comte makes good on his threats when he poisons Claire with bitter cascara, making her very sick and terrified that she is losing her baby.

Claire tried to save them both, but Master Raymond poisoned St. Germain after he confessed to trying to kill Claire. It was clear that Raymond spiked St. Germain's cup with poison, so viewers knew his death was coming, but it was shocking to see it finally play out in such a theatrical way.

In the Outlander books, Comte St Germain (Stanley Weber) is said to be a time traveller who has ventured to various other eras, even going past his own lifetime and into the future.

The birth of their son caused some marital strife for Marsali and Fergus Fraser, who decided to leave Fraser's Ridge.

Who is the new Fergus in Outlander? ›

The part of Fergus in Seasons 2 and 3 of Outlander was Berrux's first English-speaking role. He was succeeded in the role by French actor César Domboy, who portrays the adult version of the character.

As revealed in a 2014 interview on the Outlander Podcast, Diana Gabaldon shared that Jamie is approximately 25 years old when he passes away, corresponding to the age of the ghost. Despite Jamie's numerous brushes with death throughout the series, his ultimate fate is a significant aspect of the Outlander narrative.

Jamie has a son named William Ransom with Geneva Dunsany, who died during William's birth. Jamie also has two stepdaughters, Marsali MacKimmie Fraser and Joan MacKimmie, from his marriage to his second wife, Laoghaire MacKenzie.

Yes. In the seventh book An Echo in the Bone, William works out for himself that Jamie is his real father. William sees John and Jamie talking and suddenly realises that Jamie is his real father. Jamie then confirms the truth and William is furious with his step-father Lord John for keeping this a secret.

Murtagh Fitzgibbons Fraser – Jamie's godfather. He was in love with Jamie's mother, Ellen, and tried to win her hand in marriage, but she wed Jamie's father. Afterwards, he swore an oath to her that he would always follow Jamie, do his bidding, and guard his back when he became a man and needed service.

The Western drama has seen a number of relationships unraveling within the Dutton family, but none quite as explosively as Jamie (Wes Bentley) and his biological father Garrett Randall (Will Patton) in season four.

William Ransom is the illegitimate son of Jamie Fraser and has become a more prominent character in the latest season of Outlander, but will he ever find out who his real father is?