How we cite our quotes: (Chapter.Paragraph)
Quote #4
It was immensely satisfying to be able once again to relive a pain, reset a joint, repair damage. (8.1)
Being a physician is an integral part of Claire's identity. She feels a duty to her profession and to her patients, and it really makes her feel good to treat people, even if the methods are more archaic than she would prefer.
Quote #5
"You are safe," [Jamie] said firmly. "You have my name and my family, my clan, and if necessary, the protection of my body as well." (15.52)
Even though they've barely been married an hour, Jamie pledges himself to Claire. It's his duty as a husband, after all, and he'll do everything he can to not let her down.
Quote #6
"I don't make idle threats, Sassenach," [Jamie] said, raising one brow, "and I don't take frivolous vows." (22.299)
A man's word is his honor, and it actually means something in this time period. At least it does when we're talking about James Fraser. Other men… we're not sure we'd trust them as much as Jamie, at least not without a record of all their recent tweets and Snapchat logs.