Duncan's
Timeline: 1623-99
After Duncan's rebirth and expulsion
from his clan, he wanders the Highlands for a number of years before
being rescued by his clansman, Connor. For the rest of the 17th
Century Duncan wanders Britain and Europe forging new friendships and
making new enemies.
1624
After wandering Scotland
for two years, Duncan returns to his village to avenge the death of
his father at the hands of fellow Immortal, Kanwulf. Not knowing who
he - or Kanwulf - is, Duncan 'kills' him, but doesn't take his head (D1,
'Homeland').
1625
Duncan
receives his first Quickening when an Immortal hermit, who
successfully beat the demon Ahriman in the 10th Century, tells him of
his destiny and forces him to take his head. (E18,
'Archangel')
Later that year - as
the hermit predicted - Duncan is found by Connor on the battlefield at
Glen Fruin in Scotland. Connor takes him under his wing. (Endgame)
1630
While Connor is away on
business in Aberdeen, Duncan is attacked by Martin Hyde. He's easily
bested, but Hyde isn't interested in Duncan's Quickening - he wants
his teacher's (B20, 'Prodigal
Son').
1631
Connor takes Duncan to
Italy where, at Ravenna, he teaches him how to defend himself against
fellow Immortals (Endgame). Shortly after, the pair
part.
1634
Mac encounters Devon
Marek, the adopted son of the Duke of Willioughby, just as the
nobleman 'dies' for the first time. Not realising he has sensed a
pre-Immortal Mac buries Marek who subsequently revives. Well, you live
and learn. (F6, 'Black Tower')
1635
Duncan leaves Scotland
again to travel through Europe. En route he meets Amanda for the first time, who is with her mentor Rebecca Horne. (B19,
'Legacy')
He also discovers a
simple Immortal called Ursa who is being persecuted by superstitious
villagers who believe him a devil. Mac delivers Ursa to a monastery. (A16,
'The Beast Below')
1637
In
Verona on the Italian peninsula, MacLeod encounters Hugh Fitzcairn for
the first time when he unsuccessfully tries to protect
the Prince
of Verona's daughter from his advances. The pair hit it off and, after
Mac 'kills' Fitz in order to preserve the girl's honour, and gets
fired from his job, they decide
to learn to read together. As you do. (C15,
'Star-crossed')
1639
Duncan and Fitz are in
the employ of an Italian duke - as bodyguards. (A22,
'The Hunters')
1640
Mac encounters the immortal Kyra in a French tavern. The pair
predictably end up sharing a bed for the night (F5,
'Patient Number 7').
1653
He is saved from slavery
by Hamza el Kahir while in Algiers and encounters Xavier St. Cloud for
the first time (C21, 'Finale,
part one').
1657
Macleod encounters Graham Ashe (left), an Immortal who tutored
Ramiriez, and Haresh Clay, who subsequently takes Ashe's head (E2,
'End of Innocence').
1658
Duncan
takes sanctuary in a monastery that offers shelter to beleaguered
immortals. There he encounters Kalas, and has the singing monk
expelled when he uncovers his little sideline in killing Immortals as
soon as they leave sanctuary
(C14,
'Song of the Executioner').
1659-60
Duncan lives with Kristen Gilles in her French chateau until he
suspects her of murdering the artist he fell in love with
(D10,
'Chivalry').
1660
In France, Duncan meets Grace Chandler who is delivering a baby (A17,
'Saving Grace'). He later returns to England in the wake of the
Restoration of Charles II.
1663
Duncan travels as an actor in a second-rate travelling show under the
direction of fellow Immortal Walter Graham, who had previously nurtured
Shakespeare (D11,
'Timeless').
1665
Duncan is nearly burned at the stake for being a witch during the
Great Plague. His Immortal friend Garrick isn't so lucky - serves him
right for stabbing Duncan in public in the first place (C9,
'Shadows').
1670s
Duncan is weapon's master and military tutor to a chieftain's son in
Scotland, when he encounters fellow Immortal Michel de Bourgogne, whom
he presumably kills in combat considering the series isn't about de
Bourgogne (B14, 'Unholy
Alliance part one').
1696
Both Fitz and Mac are pursuing the beautiful Immortal Gina, who
instead meets her future husband (yet another Immortal - the heads
must have been really buzzing by this point), Robert de Valincourt
(D20,
'Till Death').