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Episode twelve, season
five
Russell, Sookie,
& Fairies: The fairies
blast Russell with everything they have, but it’s not holding him back…he’s
inching closer and closer to Sookie and the entrance of club fairy. WHOOSH! In
flies Eric…he delivers the true death to Russell. Steve saw the whole thing and
ran away crying, like a scared baby vamp. Eric: “Well…that felt even better
than I thought it would.”
Note: It was SO right
that Eric was the one to take down Russell.
Sookie, Eric, Nora,
& Jason: Nora zooms in
and catches a whiff of Sookie as she leaves the entrance of club fairy to find
Jason. Instantly intoxicated by her smell, Nora takes off after her; she
doesn’t get far before Eric puts a chokehold on her. Nora: “But I want her.” He
then makes her swear on Godric not to harm Sookie.
Since being knocked out,
Jason sees their parents.
Note: Okay, now we’re
getting a glimpse of that banter I was hoping we’d get with Nora, Eric, and
Sookie. Loved it.
Bill & Sam: Sam is brought forth as Bill’s breakfast. He
scoffs at him being a shifter, but also recognizes him as a liability. Thus,
Bill flashes his fangs, prepared to kill. Sam, however, shifts into a fly. Bill
super-vamps all over the room, trying to squash Fly-Sam, but the wee little bug
squeaks into an airshaft and out of harms way.
Eric, Nora, &
Tara: Nora, still
flabbergasted she never encountered a fairy, goes to Fangtasia with Eric. Upon
arrival, Tara informs him that Pam has been taken by the
Authority. Eric collects a load of hidden money from within one of Fangtasia’s
walls, intending to stash it somewhere else. Tara hauls some flimsy-looking, new-age coffins for them to hide in
during the day journey to New Orleans. Eric instructs Nora to be nice to Tara because she’s family, too.
Note: Oh, this could
be so great! Imagine all the family fun with Eric, Nora, Pam, & Tara, and
then add Sookie to the mix!
Sookie, Jason,
Eric, Nora, & Tara: Sookie’s
trying to talk to Jason, but he’s too busy listening to their parents, who are
sitting on either side of Sookie, only visible to Jason. Jason, much to their
parent’s approval, is all anti-fanger. Eric, Tara, and Nora swept into the
living room to basically gather Sookie for a showdown at the Authority. Jason
and Eric exchange some hilarious barbs: Blood-bag—breather—deadf*!k—meat-sack. LOL.
Once again, Nora is a bit hypnotized by Sookie’s scent. Nora: “You smell like
something I once dreamed of.” Sookie: “Please tell your sister not to look at
me like that.” Tara isn’t exactly friendly with Jason or Sookie, but
she is at least civil. She’s all about Sookie owing Pam. Jason doesn’t want to
Sookie go, but his father says, just think about all the vamps you’ll get to
kill…so, Jason decides to go with them.
Bill, Salome, &
the Authority Guards: Stupid
Bill gives a little ‘we’ve been breached’ speech, ordering them to hunt for any
fly, mouse, roach, etc. Bill turns to Salome. She asks about Kibwe. He tells
her he killed Kibwe because he claimed to be the chosen one. Only, Lilith
appeared to Bill, saying Salome was chosen as the prophet for the new age. On
Lilith’s command, he is to serve and protect Salome. Salome, of course, was out
of her mind happy.
Note: Well, clearly
Bill is playing Salome. I’m just worried he’s playing her for his own personal
gain.
Luna, Emma, &
Sam: Luna’s comforting Emma
from a nearby cell. Sam returns to human form to tell her Bill has lost his
mind and should they come for her, she needs to shift and escape. Luna doesn’t
want to leave Emma, but Sam assures her she’ll be safe—they don’t feed on weres.
Sam’s (in fly form) off to search things out.
Pam & Jessica,
locked in cages: Jessica says
both Eric and Bill are religious fanatics. Pam refuses to believe Eric is a
part of the Lilith craze. The downside to being immortal, according to Pam, is
that they have to watch the same stupid scenario over and over, though it’s usually
humans, but now it’s them…just goes to show the vamps are as screwed up as the
humans.
Alcide &
Jackson: Al and his dad
apparently took down a buck earlier that morning. Now, they’re having a little
buck-bbq. Jackson muses about wishing you could protect your
children from the crappy ways of the world. Martha shows up with Rikki going
completely crazy in the backseat of her car. Al pulls her out of the car…only
to discover she has been force fed vampire blood by J.D. Martha is afraid she
might die from too much V. Al slings her over his shoulder and takes her into
their trailer.
Fly-Sam: Buzzing along the airshafts, he spies on Bill
and Salome in bed, and then takes off again.
Sookie & Jason: We see three modern-age coffins in the back of
Jason’s truck as he and Sook prepare to load up on supplies at the stake shop.
He sees and hears his parents encouraging him to take down any and all vampires.
Jason vows to take out Bill—and any of the rest of them—if he has to. His
parents express their pride in Jason protecting his sister. Time for tolerance
is over.
Note: Anybody else
find the parents a little creepy? Could they be some manifestation of Jason’s
inner turmoil? Perhaps he’s projecting all the conflicts in his mind?
Alcide, Martha,
Rikki, & Jackson: On the
television in the trailer, the video of Russell and Steve entering the frat
house is breaking news. Jackson
had Al administer liquid silver to Rikki. Apparently, it forces the V out of
her system through sweat. She’s clearly in agony. Al asked if J.D. has done
anything else to her. She said J.D. called a meeting, and then held them down,
and force fed them V. For Rikki, that was all J.D. did to her, but some of the
younger female weres weren’t as lucky. Al wants to take him on, but knows he
can’t fight him. Jackson just so happens to have some extra-powerful V on
hand—it’s time for Al to fight fire with fire.
Note: They made a
pretty big point about that V being pretty powerful. Whose blood do you think
it is? To me, Al looked WAY fiercer than J.D. had looked while on Russell’s
blood.
Luna & Sam: After seeing some clothes, Steve’s ID card, and
a picture of Steve and Russell, Fly-Sam heads back to Luna with an idea.
Holly, Lafayette,
Arlene, Andy, & Maurella:
Laf has whipped up some super yummy drinks and brings them to Holly and Arlene.
The three of them are drinking, dancing, and chilling. Andy comes into Merlotte’s
with Maurella. He has to talk to Holly, but before doing so, Maurella asks for
salt. He grabs a container, and she literally starts pouring it down her
throat.
Andy confesses the whole
Maurella thing to Holly. Before Holly can digest this information, Maurella’s
“light” breaks. Yep, she’s having a fairy.
Bill & Salome: In bed, Salome rises, presumably to prepare to drink
Lilith’s blood, but Bill swiftly pulls her down and starts making love with
her. What’s he up to?
Sookie, Jason &
their parents (visible only to Jason):
While driving to New
Orleans, Sookie
refuses to believe Bill is evil. Jason’s dad says she’s blinded by love. Jason
wonders if someone can ever really know another. He says the problem is with
them—humans think they don’t deserve better than someone who is in some way
unavailable. Jason thinks it’s better to expect the worst—can’t get hurt that
way. Sook refuses to think so negatively. She asks how his head is and reaches over
to feel the bump—it’s as big as a walnut. Eric pops down from the hood, peeks
in the window, and tells them to pull over.
Note: Ah! He has a
bump the size of a walnut on his head. Maybe this accounts for him seeing their
parents.
Andy, Holly, &
Maurella: While Laf, Arlene,
and Jane look on, Maurella—fully enjoying childbirth—gives birth to a baby
girl…and then she starts delivering another one.
Steve Newlin
(Luna): Luna-Steve takes Emma
from her cage and starts to leave the Authority when Chelsea, the receptionist,
starts talking to him and picks up on his lack of a southern accent. Luna-Steve
tries to leave, but is caught off-guard by the lockdown procedure (needing the
blood of a council member). Luckily, or unluckily, Rosalyn shows up, completely
perturbed at Steve for allowing the whole frat house thing to get out of
control. She insists they go on damage control…now…by having him give an
interview. She, Luna-Steve, Emma, and Fly-Sam leave.
Andy, Holly, &
Maurella: FOUR girls are born.
Maurella hops up off the pool table and just leaves the babies with Andy.
According to Maurella, at least half of them must reach adulthood.
Note: I’m thinking his
story will cross with Sookie’s on this Warlow thing somehow. Now, why would
Maurella just LEAVE the babies? I thought the fae were supposed to be
uber-protective of their kind?? Odd.
Alcide, Jackson,
J.D., & the pack: Al
takes on J.D, and he’s having NO problem fighting him. Though Jackson says he’s won, Al snaps J.D.’s neck. The pack all
bow to Al, including Martha, who was making sure none of the weres interfered.
Alcide tells the weres it is going to be a different pack from now on. He says,
“We choose pack.” No more taking advantage of those who are younger or weaker.
Eric, Nora, Sookie,
Tara, & Jason: Eric and
Nora pull up to the Authority with Tara, Sookie, and Jason bound and gagged in
the back of the truck. When the guard questions him, Eric simply says the humans
are lunch, and Tara is a mainstreaming spy. The guard comments on how
amazing the blond smells. Eric: “Yes,
she is amazing…and she’s mine.” Swoon. Bill, meanwhile, sees Sookie in the back
of the truck on his computer screen.
Luna-Steve, Emma,
Fly-Sam, & Rosalyn: Well,
it’s interview time. Rosalyn is putting the heat on Luna-Steve to sell the heck
out of the script to the public. Luna-Steve is just doing a miserable job.
Finally, Luna-Steve shifts back to Luna-Luna and tells the truth about what the
Authority is doing—that they are hoarding humans to feed upon. Rosalyn is in
shock as were-Emma jumps from her arms and runs to her mommy. Rosalyn pops out
the fangs, but Fly-Sam crawls into her mouth and shifts to human form inside of
her, causing her to explode. Luna, relieved and happy, smiles at Sam…and then
she starts to pass out, falling sideways, as Sam calls her name.
Salome: Salome is kneeling beside the vile of Lilith’s
blood, saying vampires shall rightfully rule this earth. Meanwhile, Eric,
Sookie, Nora, Tara, and Jason load up with weapons in the elevator and
break into the Authority. Salome holds the blood, but as she’s about to drink
it, Jason shoots Chelsea and the alarm goes off. Jason then shoots out the
cameras, clearing the way for Tara and Sookie to find Jess and Pam. Eric and
Nora had already zoomed off. A bunch of guards storm the meeting room, but Nora
and Eric are waiting for them, poised high up, near the ceiling. They swoop
down and take out all the guards. Eric turns to Nora and says, see what
you’ve been missing being with the effing Authority? She grins like a cat,
and they head for the control room.
Jess, Pam, Sookie,
& Tara: Sookie and Tara find Jess and Pam. Jess is
elated to see Sookie, but Pam wants to know what the hell Tara is doing. Tara: “Getting you the eff out of jail, bitch.” A
tender, proud smile appears on Pam’s face. Tara tells them they are waiting for Nora and Eric to disarm the system. Pam:
“Nice plan.” Tara: “Sure beats yours.”
Eric & Nora: More cute sibling squabbling as Nora tries to
disarm the locks on the cells.
Pam, Jess, Sookie, Tara, & Pam: The doors are unlocked, but Jess needs Sook to open them because
they’re silver. She opens the doors for Jess, but Tara can’t wait and opens Pam’s. She yelps as she burns her hand, but
rushes forward and kisses Pam. Sookie: “Oh okay.” Jess: “I KNEW IT!”
Bill & Salome: Dressed in white, Salome tells Bill he will tell
her story many times. She drinks all of the blood. He sort of tries to talk her
out of it—weakly. She’s committed to the rapture.
Jason: Sookie and Tara rejoin Jason, with Jess and Pam
close behind. When Jess sees Jason, she flings herself upon him, telling him
she was stupid and wrong and that loves him. But Jason says he can never love a
vampire. Eric and Nora zip in. Pam and Eric share a moment before he has them
all get into an elevator. Apparently, there are people set to meet them on the
roof and get them out of the Authority. Pam soon realizes Eric isn’t going with
them, nor is Sookie. Eric and Sookie are determined to get Bill. Sookie tells
Jason to make sure the roof is safe and they’ll meet them up there.
Salome & Bill: Salome is writhing on the floor, clearly
poisoned. Bill tells her she was so impatient for the rapture that she didn’t
smell the silver in the blood. He knew she’d be too impatient with her lust for
greatness. He swapped the blood, so he can now drink Lilith’s blood. Before he
stakes Salome, she says, “Lilith chose wisely.”
Sookie, Eric, &
Bill: Eric zips in ahead of
Sookie and quickly tries to convince Bill that Lilith is a mad God, nothing but
destruction. Eric begs him not to drink her blood, but Bill immediately thinks
Eric wants it for himself. Eric tells him to throw it in the effing fire.
Sookie says this isn’t you, but Bill lashes out at her: “What the eff do you
know about me.” He proceeds to talk down to her, claiming her light may be a
handicap, making her blind to truth…she’s an abomination. Eric looks both
outraged and alarmed at the words Bill is speaking to Sookie.
Crying, Sook says he is stronger
than this—he is kind and compassionate and unlike any vampire she’s ever known.
She begs him not to throw it away. Bill is tired of living in fear of God. Lilith
showed him he is beyond fear and retribution. Sookie tries to say if she ever
meant anything to him at all, he wouldn’t do this…and he coldly reminds her of
something he mentioned the first night they met: Vampires often turn on those
they love most. In less than a second, he pops the top of the vile and drinks
Lilith’s blood. Bill starts convulsing and bleeding from the eyes. Eric
protects Sookie as Bill—OH MY—explodes into a bloody mess.
Sookie sobs into Eric’s
chest. Eric, still staring at Bill’s blood pool, stunned, holds Sookie in his
arms. But something starts happening…Bill is reborn from the bloody mess with
fangs as big as Lilith’s. Bill is Lilith—Lilith is Bill. Sookie: “F*&!”
Eric: “RUN.”
BONUS SCENE: You may not have seen the extra footage shown
after the credits, but the big thing we get from it is this: Nora knows of
Warlow. Jason says, “I’m coming to get you, Warlow.” Nora hears this and
quickly says, “Warlow? What do you know about Warlow?”
Note: So, could Warlow
be Godric’s maker?
Thoughts: WOW. First
off, I thought it was a fantastic finale. Eric was epic, the whole fairy birth
thing was pretty funny, and Bill…
So, do we think Bill
is dead and gone forever? Well, we kind of know the answer…Alan Ball gave an
interview and said Bill is still Bill, only fiercer. He is transformed, yet not
a completely new person. He also said that we don’t really know what Lilith is
or what her intentions may be.
I did notice before
Bill died, he cried, “God.” I don’t think he meant Lilith; I honestly think he
was calling to God, whom he abandoned to join the Lilith crazies. Of course, at
that point it was too late.
My mind is swirling
with ideas, but I’d really love to know what y’all think might be going on
here!
Loved this final episode! The first two minutes.. And what a great line from Eric after he killed Russell.
ReplyDeleteKnew Bill would eventually get his hands on the blood and be "reborn".
I didn't get to see the bonus bit :(
Loved the little sibling squabble between Eric and Nora in the control room.
Glad Al has finally won his pack back. I liked Marthas involvement in that story line.
Poor Andy... four fairy babies.. although he looked pretty happy.
Warlow Godrics maker? wow I thought Godric was old.. that would make Warlow one of the originals or something? Powerful Vamp.
Oh and I totally agree with you about Jasons parents.. they were overly malicious. I am thinking it's his own inner thoughts manifesting themselves.
It's going to be an interesting season 6. Sad that this one is over. Wish it was longer than 12 episodes.
Eric was brilliant. LOVED what he said after offing Russell! lol
DeleteI think the video of the bonus scene is on HBO's Youtube channel?? Or maybe it's on HBO.com.
I really ended up liking Martha a lot--she's strong, yet caring.
I'm really wondering if Warlow might be related to Godric. Maybe not, but that whole bonus scene with Nora seeming like she knew of Warlow made me wonder.
Agree about Jason--I really think it's his own thoughts manifesting.
I know! Did you hear that season six will be two episodes shorter? That's going to be SO tough to have such a short season! BUT, it's for a really awesome reason--Anna's pregnancy. So happy for her and her hot vampire husband! lol
Oh I didn't know about the shorted season. Dang it, I want them longer! lol.
DeleteBut it IS for a good reason :)
Frisky--this is the first season of True Blood I haven't watched--so thank you for the updates. It sounds like it was a truly whacked out season!
ReplyDeleteAwww, I'm SO happy you enjoyed them! It was a crazy season, especially with all the Lilith stuff. lol
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