You're tearin' my guts out, Claire.

You're tearin' my guts out, Claire.

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The quote "You're tearin' my guts out, Claire" from Diana Gabaldon's novel "Outlander" captures a moment of intense emotional turmoil experienced by a character in the story. This line reflects the deep connection and pain that relationships can bring, highlighting the struggles of love and sacrifice. The raw expression evokes a sense of vulnerability and turmoil, underscoring the complexities of human emotions and the impact of one's actions on others.

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