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Hi! Thank you so much! You are very kind. :)

That is a very good question! I haven’t even noticed the sheets! But you know, I like this theory a lot! I’d like to think that Eric would do anything to protect Sookie — and indeed he has — and once he learns about Warlow, he’d try to block it with everything he’s got. I don’t know if the sheets are any indication, but I do really like that idea. :)

Anyone else has thoughts on this subject?

Yes,the sheets are the same as when Eric shared her bed after his nightmare. I love your take on the possible significance of this. Somuch so that I refuse to check any further to see if these are just her one and only sheets. I want to see Eric’s loving presence around her as she sleeps.:)

I keep hearing this one passage (spoken by Claudio) from Much Ado About Nothing in my mind when I think of Sookie and her house:

O, my lord,
When you went onward on this ended action,
I look’d upon her with a soldier’s eye,
That liked, but had a rougher task in hand
Than to drive liking to the name of love:
But now I am return’d and that war-thoughts
Have left their places vacant, in their rooms
Come thronging soft and delicate desires,
All prompting me how fair young Hero is,
Saying, I liked her ere I went to wars.

I think Eric is all over her house, and now that he’s done the right thing and returned it to her without any expectation of reward or quid pro quo, she’ll just be able to look around and feel how much he loved her in the way he restored it for her. She’ll remember him in every room, and he still has a place of his own in her basement… and he still has the keys.

(Any good Jungian will tell you that, in dreams, where the house is a symbol of the mind, the basement is the sub-conscious. Eric is in her mind, and love is going to do it’s work in her heart — just like it has in his.)

I do think that Sookie sleeping in the sheets she was sleeping in the night she first opened her heart to Eric’s grief about Godric is intentional, and meant to remind us. She won’t be able to forget his tenderness, or the fact that he has cared for her in a way that no one else has. Seen her in a way that no one else has. 

There’s always been a rough task at hand for them, always another battle to fight. We already know what kind of soft and delicate desires are thronging in Eric’s heart, but now Sookie is alone in those rooms. Now that he’s left her alone, though, I can’t imagine that she won’t remember exactly who he was to her, and still is.

Love!

Yes!

unreconstructedfangirl:

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That Gash in a Sundress: unreconstructedfangirl: stillhidden: makesmyheadspin: Having a debate…

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Having a debate with my baby sister about Alcide right now. She sees him as just eyecandy whereas I see him as a potential rapist. When the raping starts, the sexy stops.

The guy walks in on a clearly drunk girl, and…

This isn’t about the writing, It’s about Rikki. It’s about who she is as a woman. It’s about her compromising on what she really wants in order to please Alcide and not lose her position in the pack. She’s really not that different from human women who put up with crap from their boyfriends and husbands because they think that’s the best way to retain a man and their social status. She’s already becoming unhappy with Alcide and will eventually find a way to strike out against him just like Debbie did. Hopefully, whatever Rikki does to Alcide will not involve Sookie this time,

Actually, it has nothing to do with Rikki.

It’s about the way he treated Sookie while she was drunk. He knew she wasn’t interested but since she was drunk that just makes it okay to swoop in and make a move instead of backing up and realizing that she’s just drunk and not thinking clearly.

He’s a pig.

I was commenting on the last comment criticizing the writing for Rikki in S6E1, which had nothing to do with Sookie. I’m not interested in rehashing the Sookie/Alcide situation. I did plenty of that last season. All I’m saying is that the show is not a feminist manifesto. It portrays a wide range of women. Some of them make smart decisions and stand up for themselves, while others give up pieces of themselves to please men or society. Rikki’s dialogue is intended to help us understand who she is, not to judge her or Raelle Tucker, who wrote the episode and that scene. If we were able to defend Patrick Devins’ lines last year by explaining that he’s the sort of a person who would say such things, why can’t we do the same for Rikki’s lines?

Actually, it was about my personal reaction and opinion of hearing that line in any context. It was cringe-worthy. All the pack scenes are.

I think the scene with Alcide mirrors Bill’s scenes — Both Bill and Alcide are suddenly drunk on blood and a more dangerous drug: power. As Martha says, now it comes down to the choices they make. But, both Alcide and Bill are essentially weak and want power so that they can feel stronger and bigger. I think Rikki is a bit like Jessica, walking into an abusive situation, knowing that’s what is is, and agreeing to live with it because it feels like if they don’t, they lose their place in the world.

Alcide is an asshole, and Bill is a monster.

My Predictions On Whose Gonna Die This Year On True Blood (Based Mostly On Gut Feeling) And How They Will Die (Based Mostly On My Hatred Of Bill Compton):

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1. At least three of Andy’s fae-girls (Bill will eat them, and try to make Sookie feel responsible for it)
2. Arlene or Terry or both (defending the fae-girls from Bill)
3. An entire Bellefleur family slaughter, including Cody and Lisa and Mikey, is a possibility (killed by their ancestor, Bill)
4. Jessica (Probably because of Bill)
5. Lafayette (being at the wrong place at the wrong motherfucking time)
6. Willa (killed by her father, the Governor)
7. Nora is either going to die quite unexpectedly, or will betray Eric to the point of no return
8. Pepaw Niall is gonna kill somebody (possibly many somebodies)
9. I think a lot of children are going to die this year, all the building Moloch imagery/symbolism is gonna come to a head a some point
10. A vampire is going to kill their own progeny, I’m just not sure who (let’s say Bill kills Jessica, because I’m pretty sure he’s gonna be responsible for her death even if he doesn’t directly cause it)
11. Unfortunately not Alcide, however badly I would like him to

Oh, man, Lafayette! The moment he said that, I started to believe he was the one … It’s just so on the nose. Sigh.

#9. Eek. I can see it. And it freaks me out. 

#10. I can see that, too. 

#11. Yes. We are just not that lucky. 

Any and all of it can/will be devastating. Sigh. (Except for #11, but, again, not that lucky).

Ohh please don’t be right. Although I do have an especially bad feeling about Terry and Arlene- they’ve finally gotten everything in their lives sorted out, which probably means it’s time to die.

And I have a feeling they’re going to make us like Willa (maybe she’ll be the TB equivalent of Becky from SPN with her little infatuation with Eric) before they do her in.

God forbid we go a week without Joe M tearing some article of clothing of his body and growling… I fear my lady parts would wither! 

:))