Outlander: Blood of My Blood will have a young Dougal Mackenzie
Fans are eagerly waiting for Outlander’s summer release: Blood of My Blood, a series of popular drama.
The show will focus on two couples: Ellen Mackenzie of the eighteenth century, Ellen Mackenzie (portrayed by Harriet Slater) and Brian Fraser (Jamie Roy), as well as Henry Beauchamp (Jeremy Irvine) and Julia Moriston (Hermione Corfield) during World War The Scottish Daily Express.
Spectators can expect to see younger versions of family -owned family characters, including Cameron Game (Sadhbh Malin), Mackenzie Column (Seamus Mclean Ross) and Dogal Mackenzie (Sam Retford).
As we prepare for the premiere of the ten -episodes series on August 8, we review the tragic Dougal Fund, played by Graham Mctavish for the first time.
A more detailed look of Dougal Mackenzie’s life in Outlander
Dougal and his older brother Column had a complex relationship, as they jointly managed the Mackenzie clan after his father’s passage.
Dougal held the post of Mackenzie’s Head of War, while Colum served as Laird.
However, due to the weakening of Toulouse-Lautrec column syndrome, which caused him intense pain and made him unable to walk, he was very trusted in Dogal as a right man.
In essence, Dougal was the muscle of the mind of column in the management of the Mackenzie clan.
As depicted in Outlander, rumors were circulating that Dogal was involved in an extramarital adventure with Column’s wife, Letitia Chisholm (Aislin McGuckin), and who was the biological father of his son Hamish Mackenzie (Roderick Gilkison).
The situation became even more revolted when Column named Jamie Fraser (Sam Veget) as Hamish tutor, passing over Dougal.
The blood of my blood will deepen the early life of Colum and Dougal, before Outlander’s events developed.
The brothers were fiercely protectors of their sisters Jocasta and Ellen, especially after the tragic loss of the other sisters, Flora and Janet Mackenzie.
Ellen’s love adventure with Brian Fraser (Jamie Roy) was seen with Dougal and Column’s disapproval, which tried to frustrate his relationship.
His preference was an advantageous political party for Ellen that would strengthen the position of the clan.
However, love prevailed when Brian and Ellen succeeded in joining, tying the knot in a hand ceremony after being pregnant.
Once it became clear that Ellen was expecting and could not marry another place, Dougal and Column would have a badly accepted marriage.
Dogal Mackenzie Outlander’s degreing departure.
On the eve of the Battle of Culloden, a battle that was passionately believed that Scotland would win, Dougal tragically lost his life.
He heard Claire (Caitrioona Balfe) and Jamie discussing the plans to assassinate Bonnie Prince Charlie (Andrew Gower) with a desperate commitment to alter the story.
Angry for the treacherous conversation, Dougal moved away, who pledged to kill Claire, whom he accused of being a treacherous witch.
He warned Jamie for being delighted by Claire before launching an attack on her.
Jamie intervened, leading to a fatal clash between him and his uncle, during which Dougal labeled Jamie a traitor.
The conflict concluded when Jamie stabbed fatally with a dirk, leading to a horrible disappearance.
This violent altering between Jamie and Dougal was the trigger for Claire’s return through the stones to the future, a movement made to ensure the safety of his son to be born.
Despite Dougal’s death, he reappeared in the seventh season. This happened when Roger Mackenzie, portrayed by Richard Rankin, traveled the stones in search of his son, unnoticedly traveling behind in the expected time.
Outlander season 7 is available to buy now in Digital and transmit to MGM+ through Prime Video Now
Outlander: Blood of My Blood premieres to Starz on August 8 and the main video through MGM+ August 9