Its huge. Claire is in prison Jamie is seeking to rescue her and we are dealing with a war of independence in America. It really is action packed and its going really well. Heughan was then asked if as the only person in the cast with whom Outlander author Diana Gabaldon has shared the ending of the story he has worried about letting it slip?
Laughing he replied I do sometimes think oh god am I going to say something? But so far he has been tight lipped. Earlier this week, the Evening News reported that in his just published memoir Waypoints Heughan discusses what it was like moving to Edinburgh as a teenager. Heughan moved from his native Dumfries and Galloway to the Scottish capital at the age of 12 and he says it was like a like a whole new world for him.In a chapter titled The Wake Up Call Heughan reveals that his family moved to Edinburgh so his mother could enrol at Edinburgh College of Art.
He write After years of living in a quiet community my mother my brother and I packed our belongings for what felt like a whole new world. Swapping the stable and the castle ruins for a suburban street in Edinburgh, we set about settling in for this new chapter in our lives.It was a big change but also hugely exciting for two young lads like Cirdan and me. I had just finished at my little primary school so I started high school at the same time as all my new classmates.
It was a little overwhelming to begin with, but since I could now see without the dreaded glasses I soon started to make friends and feel comfortable in a crowd. The 12 year old Heughan attended James Gillespies High School which he recalls as having very strong on rules and discipline.He also remembers a run in with the schools head teacher after an incident involving a carton of milk. Heughan writes On one occasion I came very close to getting into trouble from the top.
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