"The idea was that we wanted Bill to be correct when he said that Sookie could have a normal life, the twist, of course, being that Sookie chose to keep her power and specialness and persevere—despite his belief that she couldn't be okay without giving up her powers," Buckner says.
Since Sookie is only part-fairy, she has a finite amount of light magic in her, and if she expends too much, she'll lose her fae qualities altogether. Full fairies, on the other hand, have unlimited powers.
Bill opted to die anyway, and Sookie made good on her promise by using a stake to end his life. However, by declining to become fully human, she effectively ruled out the possibility of a completely normal life.
Back at the fairy club, Claude and his sister tell Sookie that since she is only half-faerie, her magic is finite. If she isn't careful how she uses it, it will run out and she will no longer be faerie.
Warlow deeply loves Sookie and mentioned that whenever he sleeps, he'd dream of Sookie and spending the rest of his life with her. Another side of Warlow was revealed when Sookie hesitated to be turned into a vampire. Warlow lost all patience and began to forcefully turn her.
At the end of True Blood, viewers were treated to a flashforward of a married—and pregnant—happy Sookie (Anna Paquin) at a Thanksgiving dinner. Her mystery man was never revealed, but he was played by stuntman Timothy Eulich.
As the series opens, Sookie herself is a 26 year-old virgin. She has remained such because her telepathy causes interaction with most men (human men) to be unpleasant. In the course of the first novel, Dead Until Dark, Sookie loses her virginity to the vampire Bill.
In the 13th Sookie Stackhouse novel, Dead Ever After, Eric and Sookie's relationship has crashed and burned. Eric is set to officially marry Freyda, the Queen of Oklahoma, and he has been banned from ever seeing Sookie again.
When Eric gets his memories back, he tells Sookie that he remembers their relationship and declares his love for her. Sookie admits that she's fallen for him, but that a part of her still loves Bill. At the end of Season 4, Sookie decides to not be with either Bill or Eric, as she loves them both too much.
In Dead Ever After, the final book in the series, Sam and Sookie begin a romantic relationship. In the companion book, After Dead: What Came Next in The World of Sookie Stackhouse, it is revealed that Sookie and Sam get married and had four children. Sookie and Sam continued to tend Merlotte's until their retirement.
And I think in the case of True Blood, it just felt like we had reached a place where the storytelling was hitting a wall." With no idea of where to take the series, HBO and the show's producers decided it would be best for True Blood Season 7 to be the show's last.
By its finale, True Blood saw the once Southern gentleman turned wayward villainous jerk meet his "true death" when he asked Sookie to kill him. After refusing to drink the cure for his rapidly progressing Hep-V infection, Bill chose to die to free Sookie from her undying love for him.
Melissa McCarthy's character, Sookie, only has a brief appearance in the Gilmore Girls revival, disappointing fans who wanted to see her comedic chemistry with Lorelai. The decision to minimize McCarthy's and Padalecki's roles was due to scheduling issues and their successful careers outside of Gilmore Girls.
After appearing to develop an affection for Sookie in the third book in the series, Club Dead, Eric has a brief romance with her in Dead to the World, the fourth book, though, due to a curse, he lost all his memories of their time together until book eight, From Dead to Worse.
Bill kills the uncle who had molested Sookie as a child without asking her permission; he's constantly feeding on her to save his own life; he cheats on Sookie with his Maker in the single most disturbing sex scene I have ever had the misfortune to watch; he knows that she's not fully human and never says a word; he ...
After Sookie and Bill's failed reunion, the infamous Lilith storyline turned Bill into True Blood's main villain when the godlike Lilith possessed him and used the show's lead to massacre the Authority.
Sarah is found and captured by Eric, Pam and Mr. Gus; upon drinking from her, Eric is almost instantly cured of his Hep-V. Meanwhile, Lettie Mae and Lafayette convince Reverend Daniels to join them in their search for Tara's spirit.
Reportedly, Brooke Kerr left the show because of "creative differences," which could mean any number of things. True Blood frequently seemed unsure what to do with Tara as a character, and Kerr's departure could have been an early sign of the creative trouble that led to True Blood's disappointing ending.
As a child, Sookie was molested by her great-uncle, Bartlett Hale. She meets and falls in love with Bill Compton, a vampire to whom she is attracted partly because she cannot read his mind.
There are also some curious decisions taken by Harris. When Sookie loses her virginity to vampire Bill Compton, Sookie expresses her pain with “ow, ow, ow”. I found that a strange choice of words coming from the midst of sexual activity.
In Episode 3, when Sookie and Bill were ambushed by the Hep-V vamps in the woods, the infected fangers were quickly dispatched by Jason, Jessica, Alcide & Co. — but not before Sookie was veritably showered in the viscera of the exploding vamps.
