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True Blood 4X7: Cold Grey Light of Dawn
🕑 Added 2024-12-28 00:00:09 +0000 UTCThis episode was really good. I enjoyed it a ton. Season 4 continues to be my favorite season so far.
So, Sookie and Eric are busy having sex all over the place. And they seem pretty happy about it. Eric is afraid that if he gets his memories back, things will change and he doesn't want them to. He asks Sookie if she'll still like him when he gets them back, and she says she hopes so.
Meanwhile, Bill finds out about Anotonia inhabiting Marnie's body. He remembers what she did 400 years ago (that could be the wrong amount of time, but you know what I mean) and demands as many vampires as possible to leave Louisiana. The ones that chose to stay, must bind themselves in silver during the day so they don't fall prey to her spell and walk into the sun.
Bill and Jessica are chained up together in a steel cell. They are both in pain and miserable. Bill tells her she'll get through this and get back to Hoyt. She admits, she doesn't really wanna go back to him. He loves her so much and she doesn't love him the same. (I wonder if she has fallen for Jason, he certainly seems to have fallen for her). Sookie chains up Eric and stays with him.
All the vampires are feeling the pull of the spell and are desperate to get out of their chains and walk into the sun. Jessica manages to free herself (Bill is gonna feel guilty about that forever, isn't he?). She kills a guard, steals his key and lets herself out. Bill begs her to come back and let him out so he can go to the sun as well, but the pull is too strong and she ignores him. She claws her way over to the front door and opens it. And we end. Argh.
Meanwhile, Sam finally figures out that Tommy was wearing his skin and what happened with Luna. They are both grossed out about it. But, Sam goes back to Tommy and thinks about killing him, but ultimately, just kicks him out.
Pam is getting fixed up as best she can. She's still rotting on the inside, but the outside parts can be fixed. But it's expensive and time consuming and she'll have to do it forever.
Lafayette, apparently, is a medium. Sure. Why not.
And Tara chased Naomi away, claiming she couldn't have her death on her conscience. As much as I HATE when characters push their loved ones away for their own good, I actually agree with it this time.
