Bill decides to seek out Lillith (Jessica Clark) for advice on handling the escalating human-vampire crisis. Eric, Pam, Nora, Jason and Jessica get up-close-and-personal looks at the perverse perils of Vamp Camp. Sam comes to a decision he hopes will be in Emma's (Chloe Noelle) best interest. Andy gives his faerie daughter a name, or two or three or four. Arlene has a solution to Terry's malaise. Eric makes a startling discovery.
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Sookie ain't getting killed either, the show in it's core is about here. The books are still called 'The Sookie Stackhouse Novels'.
I do like me some Warlow though.
Fairy sex is so bright!
Oh, just kill Sookie already. Can't stand this romantic bullshit. Seems like acording to the writers, the only way to boost up Sookie's storyline is to introduce her new love interest. Pfff...
@kript0x Frankly, I think that by trying to prevent that from happening, they're gonna make it happen. But even if, something will probably stop the vampire apocalypse in the very last minute, given that True Blood got 7th season and there's no vampire show without vampires ;D
SHOW SPOILER Wait a second.
Bill saw a glimpse of the future in ep 2, he saw his friends burn in the white circular room (including Eric). His other vision became reality. That means that his visions are real, and going to happen (Lilith also knows about the burning). Unless maybe he stops this 'future' from happening.
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But after this episode it seems that Eric, Nora and Willa changed their burning destiny.
UNLESS Truman Burrell or one of his guards was going to capture Eric & co, put them back into prisoner clothes and then burn them, which is very unlikely.
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TL;DR Bill's vision of the burning is not going to happen like he saw in his vision, none of his actions impacted the future of his friends. So his visions are unstable or the writers made a mistake (in my book).