S2xE9 (21) “I Will Rise Up” Promo – RECAP – Screen Caps – Sneak Peeks inc. Godric meeting the sun – Screen Caps (HQ) S2xE9 Sookie & Dream!Eric – Sookie is a Sucker 4 Eric Screen Caps & Video
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Episode 2×09 – “I Will Rise Up”
First AIRed in US AUGUST 16TH 2009
A wounded Eric plays Sookie for a sucker and to Bill’s dismay endings up getting inside her head. Later, Sookie and Jason reminisce about their recent adventures, and end up bonding.
Blaming Eggs for Tara’s bruises and bizarre behavior, Lafayette and Lettie Mae try to figure out a way to pry their kin from Maryann’s clutches.
Hoyt defends his relationship with Jessica to Maxine, to no avail.
Jailed by Bud along with a group of Bon Temps revelers, Sam looks for a way to escape and avoid capture by an increasingly obsessed Maryann.
In Dallas, Eric and the vampires defend their recent actions to Nan Flanagan and are shocked when Godric decides to take the fall for their PR disaster.
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Official Recap – S2xE9
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Rutina Wesley Interview
PW: So anyone who thought they’d seen the peak of Maryann’s chaos is dead wrong?
Rutina: Oh, you’ve only seen the beginning. It’s going to get so much more chaotic. The end of this season is amazing: it’s fire, it’s sad, it’s got so much jam-packed in there — you guys won’t know what hit you!PW: And does it start with Sunday’s episode?
Rutina: Yes, that’s when it all starts to go bad. It gets violent, it gets insane. I mean, you saw Tara slapping her mother, which should tell you how far it goes! I mean, there are no limits for Maryann! She keeps going and going and going — we’re all under her spell. That leads into episode 10, which is the one I really can’t wait to see! Things get really intense for Tara!
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With an episode as memorable as “TimeBomb” I tend to have a general set of first impressions then as a day or so passes, the scenes that I recall most often tend to be a bit deeper than those first recalled.
(The link goes to the blog from which this one sprang. There is just so much media surrounding True Blood that the show I realized, warranted it’s own website. I didn’t want to discontinue writing about True Blood on my original fanblog so the blogs share media sometimes but the text is 90% different.)
Deborah Ann Woll as Jessica and Jim Parrack as Hoyt Fortenberry were both as charming as ever in Episode 8 but you all just knew that showrunner Alan Ball wasn’t going to let the sweetness and light go on for very long and so we have a little barrier, namely Jessica’s hymen, in the way of their true love. It was a forehead-smacking moment when I realized “Of course!” in regard to Jessica “healing” each time she’s deflowered. Very few children are made vampire and Jessica having been only 17 and very sheltered was not much more than a child when Bill was ordered to turn her. I’m guessing since Bill is so wrapped up in all things Sookie that he never gave a moment’s thought to Jess and a potential dilemma.
I doubt that there is any true workaround for Jessica’s eternal virginity other than perhaps working out a deal with Hoyt that every time he inflicts the pain of her virginity loss on her that at that moment she sink her fangs into him. It probably would make the experience better for both of them, assuming that they like their lovemaking a little rough–and she’s a vamp–is there any other way? Failing that, I suggest lots and lots of oral sex and mutual pleasuring. I doubt that it will be remotely simple however as nothing on this show is except perhaps for Jason Stackhouse.
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