That explains why we see flames in Marnie’s eyes when the witch within has done some magic. It is you who will burn for your sins,” the witch had said. We saw Marnie have a dream/vision while sleeping of the witch who’s using her body being burned at the stake - and could that man being told the proper way to burn a witch (she can’t die until her face is in flames) have looked anymore Spanish? “You belong to me. (She’s not worthy!) When Bill brought up the Spanish Inquisition as the reason the AVL should take necromancers seriously, Nan shrugged him off: Not only was that 400 years ago, that was a single powerful witch with a reason to go after vampires, she said. Bill has a gut feeling necromancer Marnie is trouble, and he’s probably right since that powerful witch is still using her as a conduit. Nan definitely didn’t want Eric to harass the Wiccans. Bill didn’t have much luck with the ladies this episode. She told him she had no idea where Eric was, and they both knew she wouldn’t tell him if she did because she’s loyal and thinks Bill sent Eric into that coven as a set-up. It was about Eric having fun in the sun and not wanting to return to the darkness.īill began the episode with a run-in with Pam. It wasn’t about the fairy blood wearing off so Eric could innocently utter “Sookie, I hurt” while smoke started rising from his sculpted shoulders and probably more than half the show’s viewers made a joke about how it was because he’s so effin’ hot.
Eric, put up those fangs and do what I say”). It wasn’t about Alcide turning back into human form so he and Eric could be ogled while they traded barbs like “stinking dog” and “dumbs- fanger,” or Sookie getting to act like their mother (“Alcide, stop making that noise. ( There ain’t nothin’ wrong with that.) But this wasn’t just about Eric pretending he was a god of the sea who was prepared to destroy sea monsters (read: gators) before they bit off his man parts. Here’s what I loved about this: At first, you’re just thinking it’s a funny scene that also gets Alexander Skarsgard wet and nude. But duh, it was for Eric, incase he started to burn from the inside out.Įventually, wolf Alcide brought Sookie to a lake, and up popped Eric, naked to his waist. Stupidly, I thought the blanket Sookie was carrying was for Alcide when he changed back to human form after finding Eric.
How many times did you rewind? I only did once.
When he started to take off his shirt, I felt like shouting what my sister did at a Bon Jovi concert this year when Jon changed shirts onstage for “Livin’ on a Prayer”: “Thank you, Jesus!” I’d love to have been on the set for discussions of how far down Joe Manganiello should pull his jeans before the camera switched angles. That, friends, is a solid excuse to call Alcide. Which is why the next time we saw Eric felt like a dream I didn’t remember having… Sookie needed help finding him before the fairy blood wore off in the daylight. The only thing that would have made that scene better is if he’d been shirtless, I wrote in my notes. He darted around her yard and went AWOL once she told him it would be dawn soon. He wanted to play a game of tag, which he started by pinching Sookie’s “beautiful butt” twice.
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