The season seven finale of the time-traveling romance drama aired on Friday. Here's a recap of where the main characters ended up.

Starz's Outlander Season 7 finale starts with Jamie trying to help Claire from her surgery, and it is hinted that she will live and is healing well.

In the season 7 finale, the Frasers end up taking in Fanny (Florrie Wilkinson) after William (Charles Vandervaart) vainly attempts to save Jane (Silvia Presente) from the gallows, only to find that she's killed herself in her jail cell. Jamie and Claire agree to bring Fanny back to the Ridge with them and care for her as their own.

The finale of Outlander season 7 brought us one of the most mysterious moments yet Master Raymond reappeared after a long absence and apologized to Claire.

The finale is no exception. Some have been bittersweet and brief, like Young Ian (John Bell) returning to Scotland in time to see his father before he died. Or Roger MacKenzie (Richard Rankin) traveling through time to look for his missing son and finding his father (who has been presumed dead since WWII) instead.

The Outlander season 7 finale delivers heartfelt reunions and shocking twists, setting up a dramatic final chapter.

For those who have yet to tune in, now is a good time to turn back, because we’re about to delve into one of the show’s biggest spoilers to date. The finale teased that Jamie ( Sam Heughan) and Claire’s ( Caitriona Balfe) first daughter, Faith, may have actually lived despite being stillborn in Season 2’s aptly titled installment, “Faith.”

Sassenachs were shocked to find out that Master Raymond appeared to Claire in the Outlander season 7 finale. The big question is whether Master Raymond was there or just part of a dream. In the Outlander season 7 finale,