Fingers crossed he's okay because two major deaths in one episode would be pretty extreme. I very much doubt that this is the last we're going to see of everyone's favorite singer-songwriter, but the episode did end with Jamie, Claire, and Brianna finding a group of Regulators' bodies with burlap bags over their heads-one of whom looked a lot like Roger. Basically, Roger runs into Mistress MacKenzie (the woman he met on Stephen Bonnet's ship), encourages her to come to Fraser's Ridge with her family, and then gives her an innocent hug-which results in him getting hit in the face with the butt of a gun by her husband. As I mentioned, this poor dude valiantly volunteers to sneak into the Regulators' camp and tell Murtagh about the battle's historical outcome, and on the way back he gets caught in a world of drama. You'd think this would be the most intense part of the episode, but so. To the point where he throws off his red coat, absolutely tears into Governor Tryon, and straight-up quits his association with the crown. Murtagh has been one of the best parts of Outlander and he'll be well and truly missed-especially by Jamie, who understandably cannot cope with his death. It's an extremely bloody battle that the Regulators ultimately lose, and tragically, Murtagh dies after one of Jamie's militia members shoots him.
Obviously, this doesn't work out and Jamie is forced to put on a literal red coat and shoot at his own friends. America), Jamie sends Roger to Murtagh's camp in an attempt to encourage his men to stand down.
Despite the fact that stopping the Battle of Alamance could alter history (and prevent America from becoming.
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