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.
The group is able to rescue Sookie as Bill fights Warlow to distract him, but he takes the fight straight to Sookie's home, which Bill cannot enter. Fortunately, Niall (Rutger Hauer) returns from the plane in which he was banished by Warlow, helping Jason to finally kill Warlow once and for all.
Ellis' portrayal of the character was so beloved by True Blood fans that even though Lafayette was killed off early in the Sookie Stackhouse book series, the character lasted the entirety of the show.
True Blood 5x02 - Vampire Tara attacks Sookie scene
Who does Eric Northman end up with?
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.
Eric Northman doesn't die in True Blood. At the end of season six of True Blood, the character of Eric Northman is thought to be dead by the audience. However, in season 7, the audience finds out that Eric Northman is alive, although he has contracted the Hep-V virus. In episode 8, Eric is cured of the Hep-V virus.
"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.
Their first hookup is filled with drama, but Lafayette seems to get his wish about finally being happy. At the Thanksgiving table in the epilogue, he and James are sitting beside each other, looking like an in-love couple.
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.
The Dallas vampire's associate Hugo accompanies Sookie, who discovers that he is a traitor. Eric is injured while protecting Sookie when trying to escape the church. Eric then tricks Sookie into ingesting his blood so that he will be connected to 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. After Bill's death, Sookie went on to fulfill his wish and live a normal life.
Almost 4 years later, after Sookie agreed to stake Bill, leaving her heartbroken, New Blood has been released to the market, and the Hep V epidemic has ended. Jason and Bridget are married with many kids. The last scene shows the family and friends of Sookie and Jason enjoying dinner at the Stackhouse.
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 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.
Despite having fallen in love with Eric, Sookie still had deep feelings for BIll. Forced to choose between Bill and Eric, Sookie decided it was better not to choose at all and broke it off with both of them.
Sookie is 1/8 fae and 7/8 human. This gives her some physical attributes of the fae like beauty and blood attraction. (This blood attraction works for weres and other supernatural beings and not just vampires). Her fairy blood makes vampires around her feel vibrant and full of life.
The ending proposed that Sookie offered Bill "True Death" and then got pregnant with another unknown party, with the idea that she and the other characters would live happily ever after with their newfound families. Overall, the finale did not make sense considering the chaotic energy of the rest of the series.
This expanded arc comes as a relief to fans, because Lafayette's character was actually killed in Harris' second novel, Living Dead in Dallas. In the book, Lafayette ended up getting caught up with members of a secret sex club, then murdered. Even more tragic, Sookie ended up being the one to discover his body.
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.
Sadly, the answer is yes; after the midnight assault on Fangtasia, when those H-Vamps exploded all over Sookie, she contracted the Hep-V virus and passed it along to Bill during their feedings.
Sookie and Bill's relationship falls apart when his maker, Lorena, entraps him in Mississippi. In Club Dead, the relationship decisively ends when Eric discovers and informs Sookie about Bill's mission to investigate her for the Vampire Queen of Louisiana.
