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'Outlander' season 2 episode 9 spoilers news: Jaime and Claire prepare for a war, Claire struggles with her memories during the WW II

Sheanne Aguila June 01, 2016 01:59 AM EST

British-American historical time travel series "Outlander" only has a month left before its season 2 finale, and this week's episode is nothing short of interesting.

According to the official synopsis for episode 9 titled "Je Suis Prest," Jamie and Claire meets with the Lallybroch and MacKenzie army once again to prepare for a huge battle. However, Jamie is having difficulties with Dougal in terms of who gets the power. Claire also has to face some personal issues involving her World War II memories, and such complications are negatively affecting their plans. Fortunately, a new character enters the picture who could help them. William Grey, a young Englishman visits their camp to bring important and helpful information. The title "Je Suis Prest" is derived from the Frasers of Lovat motto which translates to "I am ready," and the clan retained its ancient French spelling.

Whoever William Grey is and how he will be presented in the storyline is definitely something that viewers should anticipate. He can be a key player in the show, specially since he seems to know something very valuable to Jamie and Claire's plans.

As noted by spoiler sites, Jamie, Claire and Lord Lovat's army will waste no time and they will head off to see Murtagh. They must move quickly to prepare for the Jacobite Rebellion, and they need to merge forces with Murtagh. Aside from Dougal, Rupert and Angus are also expected to re-appear. While the men train for the war, Claire struggles with her memories as a nurse during the World War II. She witnessed so many fatalities during that time, and she worries for the fate of those who will be going to the war.

Will Jamie and Claire succeed in their plan of rebellion? What happens when there is trouble among the ranks? Find out all the answers in "Outlander" season 2 which airs every Saturday nights at 9 p.m. on Starz. The show also airs Sundays on Amazon Prime.

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