We learn that Grandpa Niall is not only a king, but the fae King - which explains why Warlow is thirsting for his granddaughter. Grandpa Nile recruits Sookie’s fae-boyfriend Ben to fight with him (Ben bores me, by the way). What they believe to be Warlow running around outside the house is actually Nora, as we find out later, who is also looking for Warlow. Will Bill sacrifice himself for the greater good of the vampire race in a future episode? Red flag number one.Īt the Stackhouse estate, Grandpa Nile and Jason are holding down the fort. This got me thinking about the last episode, when Nora exclaimed, “The people led Lilith to the sun!” while reading the Vampire Bible. Jessica warns him that “something” killed Lilith, so he shouldn’t think he’s immortal either. As Jessica cradles a horribly burned Bill in her arms, he cries, “I don’t understand.” I actually felt bad for Bill :( We all know Lilith likes to play games, so unsurprisingly Bill’s attempt to walk in the sun fails miserably, resulting with him bursting into flames and frantically running back into the house.
Bill believes Lilith has shown him ‘day-walking’ is the path to vampire salvation. This way, when we’re further along in the season, we can say “Ahh, yes, I remember him saying that”, and so on.įirst up in the foreshadowing factory, Bill is fresh out of his revelation that his friends are heading for the True Death, and he’s intent on saving them. But it did plant tiny little seeds for what’s to come. “You’re No Good” wasn’t the most exciting episode. You know that moment when you’re dating someone and you start realizing all of their bad behavior, and suddenly it clicks for you - you can recall all the little red flags weeks ago but you chose to ignore the signs? That’s kind of what the third episode of True Blood was like last night: one big red flag.
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