Could ‘Blood of My Blood’ Explain This ‘Outlander’ Mystery?

Outlander may have ended its run earlier this year, but could Outlander: Blood of My Blood further explore one plot introduced in the final episodes surrounding Fergus Fraser (César Domboy)?

As viewers will recall, Outlander‘s episode “Muskets, Liberty, and Sauerkraut” revealed that Fergus was allegedly the son of the Comte St. Germaine (Stanley Weber), as Percy Wainwright (Michael Lindall) revealed he was being propositioned to accept the Comte’s inheritance to help grow a French colony in the Americas.

Fergus had noted that a bastard couldn’t accept a legitimate inheritance, but Percy handed over a secret document that hinted at the marriage between his apparent parents, the Comte and a woman named Amelie Beauchamp. A plot plucked from the pages of Diana Gabaldon‘s books, the origins of Fergus’s parentage certainly raise intrigue, considering we know Claire’s (Caitriona Balfe) maiden name is Beauchamp, and she can trace her lineage back to a noble French family.