You have to be vigilant and take the wisdom from the lessons learned.Watch True Blood Season 3 Episode 9 “Everything Is Broken”. They are metaphorical for abusive relationships and the never-ending cycle of idealizing, devaluing, discarding and remerging to do it all over again. I know it’s a romance so a choosing of oneself would fall flat for many viewers but I think that is the ultimate answer for a true vampire love story. Her acknowledging that Bill has lied, manipulated and orchestrated their relationship and that Eric is only able to be a loving partner if he’s had his past erased gives us enough evidence that this simply cannot be healthy and what she wants for her life.
The choice to no longer be a victim and invite toxicity into her life. The decision to rescind her invitation to both Eric and Bill provides us with a very powerful conclusion and shows her agency and integrity. If vampires are a literary tool to talk about toxic people who drain our life force, then Sookie realizing that being with a vampire means being slowly depleted. Posts or comments containing any personal information will be removed and the offenders may face a ban.
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