Lafayette peddling his precious V.
This week’s episode, “9 Crimes,” centered on Sookie’s developing dependence on Alcide, who, let’s face it, is a mighty fine man. We also saw Bill tell Sookie that he never wants to see her again. Good riddance, Beehl. Franklin furthered his hold on an already weak Tara, holding her captive and glamouring her into giving him information about Sookie and Bill.Lafayette almost got jumped when a V deal nearly went bad, but Eric swooped in to save him.
Jason didn’t really do anything, but Hoyt saw Jessica talking to a boy (a boy she was actually glamouring to prevent her parents from finding out her real fate) and got sad. Fangtasia got raided for V, and when questioned, Eric promptly blamed everything on Bill and fled while Pam was strung up and burned with silver. Oh, and Sam’s going to continue to allow his disgusting “family” to park their van near Merlotte’s. What a generous soul.
Highlights:
- Bill telling Lorena: “It’s been a long night, and I need to sleep. Now get the fuck out.” Then he punched her all the way out of his room.
- Eric’s fantasizing about Sookie – very sexy. She smelled his memories and said that he smelled “like the ocean in winter.” Mmm, Nordic men.
- The fact that Franklin was considerate enough to leave Tara tied up on the toilet without her pants on truly impressed me.
- After Eric flew out of Lafayette’s car, Lafayette says: “Oh hell – what am I supposed to do with this fucked-up-ness?”
Lowlights:
- Franklin creepily sticking his tongue on Tara’s.
- Sookie pounding those shots of whiskey at Lou Pine’s – ew.
- Alcide’s ex-fiance Deb looked like she stepped out of 1985, complete with huge curled bangs and an oversized leather jacket.
- Bill’s “procuring” of the husbandless, childless stripper. I felt bad for her – especially when her blood started leaking from the door of the limousine.
Questions for next time:
- Why were all of those men turning into werewolves? Can Alcide not control his shifting?
- What does the King of Mississippi want with Sookie?
- Can Tara and her horrible life get more horrible?
Here’s a preview of next week’s episode, “Trouble”:
Fixed Air 
A powerful share, I simply given this onto a colleague who was doing a bit analysis on this. And he in actual fact purchased me breakfast as a result of I found it for him.. smile. So let me reword that: Thnx for the deal with! But yeah Thnkx for spending the time to discuss this, I really feel strongly about it and love reading more on this topic. If potential, as you become expertise, would you mind updating your blog with more particulars? It is extremely useful for me. Large thumb up for this blog post!