He doesn’t tell Brianna that her parents are dead

After they make up, Roger then doesn’t tell Brianna that he knows her parents die in a house fire. He has seen the historical documents proving this happens in the 1700s at Fraser’s Ridge in North Carolina. By the time he finds the guts to tell her, she’s already headed off to Craigh Na Dun to travel back in time to go and live with her parents.

In Roger’s defence, he does leave his life (and tweed jackets) behind to go in search of Bri.

But, here’s the real clincher in the case for Roger being a prat: he tells Bri about her parents’ obituary after he has sex with her for the first time (after they get married). He also tells her that she’s immature and needs to listen to him now that she’s his wife.

YOU’VE OUTDONE YOURSELF WITH THIS ONE, ROGER.

And it doesn’t stop there, folks.

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