With a sudden jerk of her bulky handbag, Claire Randall had bumped both whisky glasses off the table, showering Roger's lap and thighs with single malt whisky
In the book "Dragonfly in Amber" by Diana Gabaldon, a dramatic moment occurs when Claire Randall accidentally knocks two whisky glasses off the table. This incident results in a spill that drenches Roger's lap and thighs with the expensive single malt whisky.
The scene emphasizes Claire's clumsiness and possibly her emotional state, setting the tone for the characters' interactions and the unfolding events. It serves as a reminder of the unpredictability of their lives and the chance encounters that can lead to significant changes.
