Sam insisted Lafayette take the car and go. She tried to walk off on her own, to not slow Sam down, but he told her she’d never get far with wolves tracking her. They stopped to tend to Nicole’s wound, and she figured out that all her friends are dead. I need water.Įarlier in the episode, we’d seen that Lafayette was driving the getaway car for Sam when Sam went to fetch Emma and came back with Nicole also. He used the cross on her necklace to puncture a hole in his neck and then raised her head to it. He said he was going to let her taste his blood now, seeming to give her time to back out. She wanted to know why he’d chosen her, and he said it’s because she deserved it. He told her that everything her father put in her - his cowardice, small-mindedness, and hate - would seep out with that blood, and in with Eric’s blood would come a millennium of wisdom, honor, and life. We watched the blood soak the back of her white nightgown. He bit her neck, and after the initial pain, it looked fairly enjoyable. “Death is not the end,” he said, touching her face. He spread his shirt out on the ground for her to lie on. As he began to take off his shirt, and all of our pulses started racing, she told him she’s a virgin, “pretty much.” “So much courage, so little experience,” he said. He dug a grave and took her hand, and she jumped in it. Next we saw them, the marriage metaphor continued with him carrying her across the threshold to a new location. Eric asked if she really wanted to help him. He wanted to know why she wanted to taste it so badly. She reiterated that she’s on his side and then asked why he hadn’t let her taste his blood in Ginger’s coffin. Why had she stayed? She knew Eric would come, and she wanted to talk to him.

Eric found Willa sitting on a Merry Go Round. Now for the best/sexiest sequence of the episode.

True blood season 3 summary