In the sixth-season finale, Jason feels a vampire attraction firsthand; and Bill finds that salvation isn’t free. Meanwhile, Sookie considers her future with Warlow as a new crisis poses a threat to humans and vampires alike.
Predictions: Snooki gets pregnant and they can start creating faeries again. Maybe Warlow is killed...
Tara's mom is involved somehow with Arlene's inheritance.
They didn't show much of the hep-v effects in the vamp prison...I thought that was weird.
Lillith is getting really old. I wish she would vanish.
Anyway, can't wait til tomorrow's episode...Radioactive. The song's already in my head.
In the wake of Bill's blood-soaked reincarnation, Sookie, Eric, Jason, Jessica, Tara, Pam and Nora flee the Authority compound as Sam, Luna and Emma (Chloe Noelle) dodge swarming guards. Now packmaster, Alcide discovers that the job comes with unsavory side dishes, but other major perks. In Bon Temps, Andy deals with parenting four newborn human-faerie hybrids. Meanwhile, Louisiana Governor Truman Burrell (Arliss Howard) vows open season on vampires. Jessica returns to Compton Place as Jason hitches a ride with an eerie stranger
Come out of nowhere to no consequences at all, but I guess this series has a fair dose of that in the plot. Like the vampire high council just being a weird cult. Then when they are skeptical of their own religious mythical stories, it turns out it is true and kills all of them.
What about Maryann and the Dyonisius spell she put on people? It has many similarities with the lilith plot.
I guess the original Southern Vampire Mysteries author, Charlene Harris, wasn't so much into the epic story archs as she was interested in the characters. And thats where these elements of the book affect the tv series and sometimes don't get more developed. It has also to do with being reasonably focused on the audience and not obsessed with a perfect, deep, epic story of all that there was, there is and ever will be. But simply putting together enough elements to make an enticing story with good actors and crew so everyone can enjoy.
In that sense, it can be the difference between looking pretentious and being actually interesting. Sometimes it is difficult to balance both sides, and I think True Blood managed that quite remarkably.
