He tells her not to get her hopes up too high, because they have no intention of allowing her to escape from them. Pam does not move, and Eric proceeds to unchain Sarah, who gasps with joy. This statement shocks both Pam and Sarah. He calmly replies that he is releasing Sarah. She asks him if he has a plan or if he is acting impulsively because of his anger. To her surprise, he tells her to unchain Sarah. Pam calls his name to prompt some acknowledgement. He does not answer, but instead glares at Sarah, who is still bound and gagged. In the dungeon, Pam apologizes to Eric for having been used as the pawn to betray Sookie to the Yakuza. Gus sips his drink at the bar in Fangtasia. Members of the Yakuza speed on their way to Sookie's house with dance music blaring. She answers that she is thinking, and it is obvious that the thought is too awful to comprehend. He begins to head toward the door, when he stops and asks her to think about his request.

He tries to press on, but she warns him that she will rescind his invitation if he does not leave on his own. Visibly disturbed, she asks Bill to leave. Bill replies that there is nothing shameful about being human, and she would finally have the normal life that she always wanted. Sookie is horrified by this, and asks him to consider the magnitude of what he is asking. He then gently asks her to help him die by using her vampire-killing light ball that would not only end his misery, but end hers as well, as she would no longer be a Faerie and her problem with vampires would be over. Bill admits that he cannot anymore than she can. Choking back tears, she suggests that since she cannot quit him, then he should quit her. He goes on to say that he knows that she wants to experience those things, but she never will if he remains in her life, as they could never have children together. He explains to Sookie that the natural course of life is to live and learn and enjoy the rewards of love and parenthood, not outliving one's children and descendants by centuries. He mentions pausing at the graves of his family in the Bon Temps Cemetery, and remarks that his grave is the only one that is empty. Bill tells her that Hepatitis V has made him feel more human than he ever has before, even when he was still human, because it has given him back his mortality and reminded him of what a natural life is supposed to be. He denies this, and she again demands a coherent reason for his decision. She angrily asks him if he choosing to die because she has no self-respect. He challenges her to consider what her future would look like if he is still in her life, and tells her that no matter how many times she promises herself to forget about him and other vampires, she keeps returning out of her love for him. She counters that all that will make her happy is to have him live. He starts by telling her that she deserves everything in her life that will make her happy.

Sookie tells Bill that she is confused by his ability to recall memories so fondly while being so committed to his own suicide. Much to her surprise and annoyance, he reminisces about the first time he 'called on her' and met her family in that room just a couple of years before. She tells him in a slightly exasperated way to explain himself. Sookie walks into the living room, with Bill following behind her. ' Show me the True Death, and you will be setting us both free.'īill asks Sookie to help him commit suicide.

Sam embraces his new life Andy comes upon an unexpected inheritance. Eric and Pam embark on a new enterprise, while Sarah faces the consequences of her actions. Sookie weighs a future with and without Bill.

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