(He was actually forced to choose between saving Sylvie or Pam, and I’ll give you one guess which choice he made). It was right around the introduction of Tru Blood, and Eric’s refusal to go along with the Authority’s plan cost him the life of his sweet, sweet Sylvie. Given the opportunity to bring him back as a vampire, Sookie declined, sealing Alcide’s fate forever.ĪS HE LAY DYING | Is semi-irrelevant nostalgia a side effect of Hep-V? It must be, because Eric spent the entire hour reflecting on Sylvie, a delightful French gal he used to bang back in the late ’80s. Now here’s the craziest part: Sookie’s plan actually kind of worked! Then, without (enough) warning, a bullet pelted Alcide in the forehead, sending his giant naked body tumbling to the ground. “Maybe you’ll grow to love him more,” Bill said, a sentence not even he believed. Bill followed along, mostly to take part in the maiming, but also to spend time with his ex, who’s apparently been having massive doubts about her love for Alcide. RELATED Joe Manganiello Speaks: Why Alcide’s Shocking Death ‘Had to Happen’ĭesperate to save her friends - and Sam’s pregnant girlfriend - from the basement of Fangtasia, Sookie hatched one of her classic half-baked plans to lure the Hep-V vampires into the open. No one’s laying a flower on that nut job’s grave.) (And I’m not talking about Maxine Fortenberry. “Death is a dark and blinding motherf-er, whether you see it coming or not.” Those not-safe-for-the-pulpit words from Reverend Daniels perfectly sum up Sunday’s heartbreaking, game-changing True Blood, which took the life of yet another beloved resident of Bon Temps. (Though couldn’t Pam just summon Tara back?) Anyway, Eric glamoured Ginger so she’d buy them some time.Spoiler alert: This recap contains a major reveal from Sunday’s True Blood, so turn back if you haven’t seen it yet. You’ve been warned… Go, Tara! I mean, Eric could probably kill her for that, but it’s nice that she’s sticking up for her own do-not-kill-innocent-humans beliefs. And Tara overheard Eric’s plan to kill Willa, so Tara had taken Willa away. The vampire hearing came into play: Eric heard one of the governor’s men say, “Got ‘em, sir,” so he knew they had traced the call and would be on their way there. He told Tara to stay with Willa and tape her mouth shut again while the others went into the other room and watched as Eric told the governor he was definitely going to kill Willa, he was just deciding how. Though Willa told Eric her father would be tracing the call, Eric thought his phone was untraceable. Eh, I think that long white lingerie was to remind us of Sookie’s first night with Bill, and make us think this could be the start of something oddly romantic with Willa and Eric. Upon seeing Eric and Willa in the coffin together, Pam said it was like Sookie all over again. Over at Ginger’s, she answered Eric’s cell phone. This story line is losing me: As hot as Alcide is, I would never bow to him. But Alcide said Emma is parent-less thanks to him, and she’s a member of the pack. (So, okay, she’s not exactly thinking of Emma, or Luna’s final wishes.) Rikki thinks Alcide is inviting trouble by taking in Emma. She believes the cops are close to figuring out there are werewolves and shifters, and once they do, they’ll do the same thing to them as they’re doing to the vamps. It’s interesting: I want to hate Rikki, but the reason she wasn’t with Alcide and the others at Sam’s place is because she was against them taking Emma. When the cops came inside for a look, they found Rikki sitting with puppy Emma and left. Emma had refused to shift, but as Martha went outside to cough her way through her chat with the cops, Rikki threatened Emma. She and Alcide tried to tell the cops that Martha had emphysema and was sleeping, but they wouldn’t leave until they got to ask her about Emma. We next saw Rikki running through the woods beating a police car back to Martha’s place.
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