Outlander wrapped up its fifth season on Sunday night with a dark and gut-wrenching finale. "Never My Love," named after the song from 1967, came with a trigger warning at the top of the episode that noted it included "disturbing scenes of a violent and sexual nature," and provided the link to RAINN.org. Stars of the series, including Caitriona Balfe (Claire Fraser), Sam Heughan (Jamie Fraser) and Sophie Skelton (Brianna Mackenzie) also warned fans in advance on their social media pages that the episode tackled difficult material. Indeed, Claire was assaulted and raped by Lionel Brown and some …

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