Trask

Trask, eager to begin loading the prisoners immediately, is dismissed by Grey to carry out the task. He reacts with surprise and aggression when the Doctor disrupts the meeting, but …

Perkins, Grey's nervous and compliant clerk, returns to the room after the Doctor has already overpowered and locked Grey in the cupboard. The Doctor, impersonating Grey, feigns a medical diagnosis …

Grey, the solicitor, is already overpowered and restrained by the Doctor before this event begins. He is gagged with a handkerchief and locked in a cupboard, where his muffled protests …

Solicitor Grey, bound and gagged in the cupboard, is the silent but critical counterpart to the Doctor's deception. His muffled thumping against the cupboard door provides the auditory backdrop to …

Trask discovers Grey bound and gagged in the cupboard, his initial shock quickly turning to aggressive urgency. He mocks Grey’s predicament but immediately defers to Grey’s commands, accelerating the loading …

Trask oversees the extraction with cold efficiency, treating the prisoners as 'cargo' and escalating the redcoats' brutality. His detached language ('That's two of them, and room for one more') underscores …

The elderly woman struggles under the weight of a heavy pot, her movements slow and labored. She nearly collides with Ben, a moment that highlights the physical exhaustion of the …

Trask looms over the prisoners, his dominance palpable in every word and gesture. He mocks their desperation with a cruel humor, his laughter a sharp contrast to the prisoners’ fear. …

Captain Trask looms over the prisoners, his voice dripping with sadistic amusement as he toys with their hopes. He barks orders—first to get in the boat, then to get out—reveling …

Captain Trask is mentioned by the Doctor as the intended recipient of the broth, though he is not physically present in this event. His absence is critical, as it allows …

Trask forcibly herds Ben, Jamie, and Colin into the Annabelle’s hold, brandishing his authority with a cutlass and dismissive threats ('stinking fish'). He justifies the squalid conditions as fitting for …

Trask forces Ben, Jamie, and Colin into the hold of the Annabelle at cutlass-point, dismissing their protests with threats of violence. He enforces the squalid conditions as 'room enough for …

Trask is referenced as the brutal captain of the Annabelle, responsible for holding Ben and Jamie captive and forcing Highlanders into slave labor. The Doctor describes him as 'not a …

Captain Trask is mentioned indirectly as the ruthless captain of the Annabelle, overseeing the forced enslavement of Highlanders, including Ben and Jamie. His presence looms as the primary antagonist, driving …

Captain Trask is mentioned by the Doctor as the ruthless captain of the Annabelle, holding Ben, Jamie, and the Highlanders captive. His presence looms as the primary antagonist, driving the …

The Doctor, initially engaged in the group's strategic discussion, abruptly shifts to passive withdrawal after revealing Ben and Jamie's captivity aboard the Annabelle. He lies back in the hay, closes …

Solicitor Grey boards the Annabelle with an air of cold authority, immediately taking command of the situation. He inspects the preparations for the Highlanders' contracts and issues precise orders to …

Grey strides onto the Annabelle deck with an air of unshakable authority, immediately taking control of the situation. He barks orders at Trask, ensuring the preparations for the ducking are …

Trask signals for Ben to be hauled up again, only to discover the rope is severed—no one is on the other end. His frustration is palpable as he grips the …

Trask bursts into the cabin with his usual brashness, immediately challenging Grey’s focus on legal formalities. He leans against the desk, swirling a glass of wine he offers to Grey, …

Captain Trask is referenced indirectly as the enforcer who will ensure Willy MacKay's execution once the Annabelle sets sail. His presence looms over the scene, embodying the brutal authority of …

Captain Trask is not physically present in this event but is invoked as the enforcer of Grey’s brutal system. His absence looms large, as Colin and Willy speak of his …

Willy MacKay stands in the dimly lit hold, his posture rigid with defiance as he addresses Colin and Jamie. His voice carries a mix of disbelief and scorn for his …

Trask bursts into the cabin, dragging the Doctor in with brute force, his aggression barely contained as he threatens violence. He is immediately restrained by Grey, who reasserts his authority, …

Trask bursts into the cabin, dragging the Doctor in with brute force, his aggression barely contained. He threatens the Doctor with violence ('I'll burn it out of him'), positioning himself …

Trask bursts into the cabin with barely contained aggression, his demand to 'have him' (Prince Charles) revealing his violent impulses. He follows Grey's orders to search for the 'Pretender,' but …

Trask enters the hold with cautious skepticism, following the Doctor’s lead but clearly distrustful of the situation. When the Highlanders ambush the group, Trask is the only slaver to resist, …

Trask enters the hold with Grey and the Doctor, initially skeptical of the Doctor's claims about identifying Jamie. When the Highlanders ambush the group, Trask is the only one to …

Trask, the ruthless captain of the Annabelle, leads the sailors in a desperate last stand against the Highlanders' revolt. He advances on Ben with his cutlass raised, only to be …

Trask, the defeated captain of the Annabelle, is physically removed from the scene as Jamie forces him overboard into the Moray Firth. His final moments on deck are marked by …

Trask is absent from this event, having been knocked overboard by Jamie earlier in the scene. His absence is noted by Willy, who asks about his whereabouts, and his defeat …