He hadn't worn the kilt since Culloden, but his body had not forgotten the way of it.
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In Diana Gabaldon's "Drums of Autumn," the character reflects on the kilt he wore, not having donned it since the Battle of Culloden. This emphasizes the deep connection he has with his heritage, suggesting that despite the passage of time, the memories and skills associated with wearing the kilt remain vivid in his mind.
The quote captures the essence of remembering one's origins and the impact of historical experiences on personal...
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