Andy has had a winning season after his unfortunate bout with V last year. He never found himself short of witty jibs and jabs for that bigot as he interrogated him the entire episode. He threatened to send him to jail until the rapture. Sam interrogated the guy his own way, by shifting into a cobra and hissing a lot. After escaping the hospital, Luna made her way to the police station in search of Sam. Two Sams seemed like too much for Andy. He hates this town.
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The Authority came down off of its Lilith V buzz from last week. Seeing the vision of Lilith validated the murder of Roman and their hungers. They seemed pretty excited to be eating babies freely, now. Eric (Alexander Skarsgard) tried to covertly convince Bill that Lilith was an illusion brought forth by the fact that they were unbelievably high. Bill seemed to think this made sense. That is, until Salome (Valentina Cervi) attempted to coerce him to see things her way. She had a young mother tied to the bed in her room and bullied Bill into drinking her dry. Bill refused, at first. He remembers being a parent too well; however, after a flashback, things changed. Salome questioned why, if he loved his children, he never turned them into vampires. Bill believed immortality to be a curse. After remembering the vision of his daughter dying a slow and painful death by internal rotting (gross), he seemed to have a change of heart. They hightailed it back to the fairy safe-house to speak with Claude (Giles Matthey) and his sisters, the other Claudes. Rather than eliminating her powers and becoming normal, Sookie decided to tap into the secret powers deep inside they’ve alluded to. The fairies come up with a plan to help Sookie discover her parents’ murders. The next day, the group reunites at the bridge where they died and form a circle. Sookie was meant to relive the memories of her mother through the time ripple of the location. As Einstein, a fellow halfling, discovered, space and time have a connection. Therefore, it is possible, with some fairy powers, to tap into the past. Sookie relived the memory mistakenly through the vampire, though. She envisioned Claudine, her fairy godmother, warding off the vampire and she just barely caught a muffled name. Mission accomplished! Sort of! Claude got mad at her for imprinting on a murderous vampire. Don’t they want to run into him? That was the point. Does Sookie really even have a problem dealing with vampires now that she can control her spirit fingers?
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The Authority came down off of its Lilith V buzz from last week. Seeing the vision of Lilith validated the murder of Roman and their hungers. They seemed pretty excited to be eating babies freely, now. Eric (Alexander Skarsgard) tried to covertly convince Bill that Lilith was an illusion brought forth by the fact that they were unbelievably high. Bill seemed to think this made sense. That is, until Salome (Valentina Cervi) attempted to coerce him to see things her way. She had a young mother tied to the bed in her room and bullied Bill into drinking her dry. Bill refused, at first. He remembers being a parent too well; however, after a flashback, things changed. Salome questioned why, if he loved his children, he never turned them into vampires. Bill believed immortality to be a curse. After remembering the vision of his daughter dying a slow and painful death by internal rotting (gross), he seemed to have a change of heart. They hightailed it back to the fairy safe-house to speak with Claude (Giles Matthey) and his sisters, the other Claudes. Rather than eliminating her powers and becoming normal, Sookie decided to tap into the secret powers deep inside they’ve alluded to. The fairies come up with a plan to help Sookie discover her parents’ murders. The next day, the group reunites at the bridge where they died and form a circle. Sookie was meant to relive the memories of her mother through the time ripple of the location. As Einstein, a fellow halfling, discovered, space and time have a connection. Therefore, it is possible, with some fairy powers, to tap into the past. Sookie relived the memory mistakenly through the vampire, though. She envisioned Claudine, her fairy godmother, warding off the vampire and she just barely caught a muffled name. Mission accomplished! Sort of! Claude got mad at her for imprinting on a murderous vampire. Don’t they want to run into him? That was the point. Does Sookie really even have a problem dealing with vampires now that she can control her spirit fingers?
