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I am going to die.
Aren't I?
Well, that's what I've been trying to tell you.
Today, right now.
Attagirl.
Now you're letting the truth in.
The truth.
Eric!
- No! - Don't do this!
Kill me. Please kill me.
- You want to die? - No, but I must.
No!
- I must. - Let her go...
- I must die. - ...or I'll pull the trigger.
So that I may return to fulfill the prophecy.
What are you doing?
Pamela!
- If you die, I die. - It's been the plan all along
that I must die for all our sins.
But I will return as the princess of peace,
the messiah.
Well, I have seen your future, messiah,
and it's not very bright.
Ah!
♪ True Blood 7x08 ♪ Almost Home Original Air Date on August 10, 2014
== sync, corrected by elderman == @elder_man
♪ When you came in the air went out ♪
♪ And every shadow filled up with doubt ♪
♪ I don't know who you think you are ♪
♪ But before the night is through ♪
♪ I want to do bad things with you ♪
♪ I'm the kind to sit up in his room ♪
♪ Heart sick and eyes filled up with blue ♪
♪ I don't know what you've done to me ♪
♪ But I know this much is true ♪
♪ I want to do bad things with you ♪
♪ Ow, ooh ♪
♪ I want to do real bad things with you. ♪
You're awful quiet.
What are you thinkin'?
Nothing.
- Sookie. - What?
You have the least quiet mind of anyone I've ever known.
A quiet Sookie is a thinkin' Sookie.
Penny for your thoughts.
There's something I've been wondering,
but I don't want to drudge up
all the bad stuff, especially now,
so I'm just asking so I'll know, okay?
What is it?
Queen Sophie-Anne...
she sent you to find me,
but what were you supposed to do with me when you did?
Sophie-Anne knew that Queen Mab
was intent on collecting all the fairies
and all the halflings in the world
and bringing them back to her realm
and then closing all the portals for good.
My instructions were meet you,
determine whether you were fae,
and if you were as she suspected,
to bring you back to Sophie-Anne's
so that she could start...
breeding you.
- Breeding? - I know.
I mean, I knew she was crazy, but, fuck.
We all want what we can't have.
And if we're denied it for long enough,
we lose our way.
Rumor has it that Sophie-Anne
was a kind and loving vampire in her early years.
I doubt that.
Well, like I said, it's just a rumor.
Just one more question
and then I promise I'll stop.
Why didn't you bring me to her?
Before we met, I had lost all of my humanity,
so I accepted this mission without misgiving.
But from the very first moment that we met,
you reminded me of what it felt like to have my human heart.
The problem was...
it was only a memory.
All I had was darkness to give you in return.
No.
That's not true.
There was love there that I'd never felt before.
I didn't even know it was possible.
I couldn't have felt that if you only had darkness.
But it was there.
I couldn't escape my past,
no matter how much you made me want to
or made me believe that I could.
I thought that if I could protect you,
it would erase all the things that I'd seen and done.
I was such a fool.
No.
Oh, dear God.
I-- I am so, so very sorry, folks.
- Is it all right if I-- - Of course.
And if there's any way we can keep it between us...
This town's been through enough without having to worry
about the reverend's wife and her substance issues.
She ain't high.
Lafayette, please.
I'm telling you, this energy we are feeling is from Tara.
The V is all out of our system.
I know you don't believe in this,
but there's something in this ground
Tara wants us to see.
Lafayette, I came as soon as I got your text.
So you ain't high yet, but I suppose this is your supplier.
I need to get back with Tara.
Come with me?
You know I can't.
Sometimes you gotta take a journey.
Even if it's a blind one.
You told me that yourself the day you got in that car
and drove till you found me.
You believed in me that day.
I'm asking you to believe in me again.
Mm.
Thank you.
I see you, baby.
I hear you.
I'll be damned.
Mama, this way.
Tara, get ready to have some cake soon!
- Okay, Mama. - Gotcha!
- No fair! - Open this one!
Hey.
- Show Lafayette! - These are from Sookie.
Gran made them.
Can she make me some, too?
And this one's from your mama.
- And your daddy, too.
Hey.
Hey, lookie here.
What's going on?
You having a birthday party?
I thought you said he wasn't gonna be here.
No one said nothing to me about no birthday party.
You said you was gonna be late tonight,
so it must've slipped my mind.
What in the world's all this?
Oh, it ain't nothin'.
Got it all from the 99 Cents Store.
Well, that don't look like no 99-cent cake to me.
No, but I bought it with my own money.
Mm.
That don't taste like no 99-cent cake neither.
Y'all run on home now.
Tara's Daddy just needs a little quiet time.
You hide my own daughter's birthday from me?
I didn't hide nothin'. I just--
- You just-- y-y-you just what? - I just-- I just--
I just wanted Tara to have a birthday party.
Well, I can see that.
I can see that you threw a party that I paid for
- that you forgot to invite me to. - Go.
That don't feel so good, Lettie Mae.
You know how hard I work for that money?
I know how hard you drink.
Mama!
Baby, you go to your room now.
Your daddy and me, we just need to talk some
and then we're gonna go to the store
and we're gonna get you some new cake.
You hear me?
Where the fuck is my gun?!
Tara Mae, you get now!
Oh, Hoyt Fortenberry,
look at you in your Bon Temps football jersey.
Three years, I never got off the bench.
- Oh, it's you as a baby? - Yeah.
- Look how fat he was. - Yeah.
And that nose.
Oh, you've had that cute little turned-up nose since day one.
May our children have your nose.
What?
I mean, mine is okay, but yours is just the cutest.
Children?
- Yeah. - Who said anything about children?
Fuckin' A, Bubba.
Well, babe, I just meant
when and if we had--
wait, what are you saying?
I'm not saying anything.
It's just that while I'm sifting through
the contents of my mom's life,
I'm not feeling very excited about carrying on the tradition.
Babe, you're right. I'm sorry.
It's bad timing.
Let's just talk about this when you're not so upset
and you've got some perspective.
I've got perspective.
From my perspective, it's all fuckin' awful.
You're seeing all the memories
that aren't good that are supposed to be
and realizing all the things that you never said...
all the things that never got fixed and that never will be.
Now why would you wanna put that on somebody you're supposed to love?
What the fuck?
Hoyt, honey, this isn't you.
You sure about that?
- Okay, I'm sorry. I just-- - No, no, no.
I can't help but feel like you're taking out your emotion
on me right now, and that really isn't fair.
Maybe if you weren't so busy making fun of my childhood,
you could look around and you could see
I'm not really high on the idea of family planning right now.
Guys, I gotta go.
Fuck.
- I'm coming with you! - No, it's police business!
There's no way I'm spending one more minute in this house.
Hey, Brigette, hold up.
Brigette!
Whoa, whoa, Brigette, you cannot come with me.
- It's fuckin' dangerous. - Well, I don't give a shit.
Hey, Brigette, let's not make a big thing--
You already made a thing of it, Hoyt.
Andy, Andy, listen, man. I found 'em. What the--
They're at Violet's house and they're in trouble.
- Jason! Jason! - Listen, you can't be here right now.
What kind of trouble?
The real bad kind, man.
They're at Violet's house in Monroe.
- Monroe? That's 50 miles away. - Brigette, I'm begging you.
- I'm not leaving. - Shit!
We're still in Horton Parish. You get there, Stackhouse.
Don't let nothing happen to 'em.
I'm sorry. Will you talk to me, please?
- Please, Jason, I'm counting on ya. - You got it, boss.
Buckle up.
Fuck!
The R&D's gonna take longer than originally anticipated.
How long?
Could be months, could be a year.
Aren't these the same scientists who invented Tru Blood?
How is synthesizing Sarah's blood
any harder than that was?
Well, her blood is synthesized.
Pardon?
Within a few hours of collecting the sample we had it perfect.
Then why the fuck aren't we already printin' money?
Because Miss De Beaufort,
we don't want it perfect.
See, the good folks over at Gillette--
and I know them well--
they can fabricate a razor capable of lasting a lifetime.
But they don't.
And Energizer, well, they can build a battery
that can keep on going and going and going,
but they don't either.
Now, point is when our product, New Blood, goes to market,
we don't want it to work too well.
We want it to be a healthy habit, not a cure.
You follow?
The shorter the half-life, the greater the profit.
Amen.
Which is why our little trade secret
has gotta stay just that for the foreseeable future.
Nobody can know about it.
- Are we clear? - We're clear.
Clear as a bell.
Here, open these.
All right, you keep this at the ready.
And you use it if you have to.
- You want me to stay in the car? - Yeah.
- Is that safe with all the H-vamps? - Not even a little.
But it's a fuckload safer than being in that house.
- Okay. - All right?
Fuck.
Gotcha.
God damn it.
- Hello, darling. - Fuck.
So you do have the balls to be loyal to at least one woman.
Do you realize that I've brought
some of the most powerful men in history
to their knees by casting a single glance?
Helen of Troy, Cleopatra,
they were shells.
Beautiful to look at, but hollow once penetrated.
But me?
No one has ever wanted out once allowed in.
You wanna see what real betrayal looks like?
The way we used to do it?
- Aah!
The order of victims will be as follows.
Wade first, so sweet little Adilyn
can watch the boy that she loves
have his fingers screwed off
before I crank this vice...
...and crush his skull.
Then for you, my darling fairy girl...
the breast ripper
to be used on your sweet, barely-formed titties.
When this gets warm,
the flesh tears off so easily.
Oh, and then I will drain her dry,
but slowly because I have amazing discipline.
Don't I, Jason?
It will be a fate so much worse...
than if you would've just finished her off with her sisters.
- Oh, don't worry.
I'll put you out of your misery...
...eventually.
But first...
I bet you were a virgin when you were turned.
Am I right?
Too bad that cherry of yours always heals.
But now you like to get it so much,
maybe you'll enjoy a brand-new hot fuck
every 10 minutes for days on end.
So you can feel
- the pain I felt...
...when you were inside her.
All I ever wanted from you, Jason,
was to live in a world with no wit, no intellect.
A world where you worshipped me
for the perfect creature that I am.
Ah!
Get over here.
Get over.
Nice fuckin' shot, Bubba.
Jesus Christ.
Where did that insane woman come from?
My worst fuckin' nightmare.
It's okay, I got you.
I got that.
Wade.
You okay?
Where'd he come from?
Hoyt?
Oh, my God.
It's okay. Everything's gonna be okay.
I'm fine. Nobody's hurt.
We're all gonna be fine.
Oh, thank God.
Where the fuck is my gun?
How many times I tell you
not to lay your hands on my shit?
It's a gun, not a toy. It's a man's business.
- Go get your things!
No, li-- you listen to me.
You think you're better than me?
This is my job! This is my house!
I swear I didn't move it, on everything I got.
You say that, but then every fuckin' time, Lettie Mae--
I see it on your face. You're making fun of me.
I ain't makin' fun of you!
You know how hard I work to make you happy?
- You gonna put your hands on me? - No...
You gonna put your hands on me, huh?
You don't put your hands on me, God damn it!
You don't put your hands on me, motherfuckin'...
Fuck this. I am done.
- Uh-huh. - Don't do this, Joe.
No! Don't do this, no!
- You hear me? - Baby, look-- no!
I'm done.
No, don't do this. Don't do this, Joe, no.
No!
No, don't do this.
No.
How am I gonna do all this
without you?!
I'm sorry I didn't pull that trigger.
I should've pulled it long before that day.
What?
No, no.
That's not on you.
I was your mama.
You weren't supposed to save me.
You were a good mama.
I wanted to save you, but I couldn't.
And after that day, everything changed.
I'm sorry.
- I was weak. - No.
Bad stuff happened to you.
That's all.
Bad stuff happened to you, too.
I was supposed to do better.
No more blame, Mama.
Forgive yourself.
And let me go.
How?
You go on living.
Promise me?
I promise.
- Here you go, Tonto. - You sure you're okay?
Oh, thank God!
I'm so sorry.
I swear I'll never run away for any reason, Daddy.
- I promise. - Shh, shh, y'all just need to shut up.
No more promises and no more apologies.
Let's just hug ya.
- Sheriff Bellefleur. - Hoyt, I heard about what you did.
Thank you, man.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Hi.
Hi.
You okay?
Yeah.
Listen, there are no words
to express just how much I...
thank you.
I'm just-- I'm just glad I got here when I did.
I'm Jessica.
Jessica, it's nice to meet you.
I'm Hoyt.
- Hi, Hoyt. - Hi.
All right, everybody. Let's get out of here.
Let's go home. Doesn't that sound good?
- We all stick together now. That's the key.
- Hey, are you okay?
I don't know.
Well, you know, Adilyn? I'm protecting her.
Who is she, the redhead?
That's-- that's Jess.
Is she your girlfriend?
Honestly, I don't know what to call her.
Oh.
No.
Eric!
Nice robe.
Where are your veins?
Gone.
Are you healed?
Well, I can't tell you how,
but I came looking for you 'cause I wanted you to know
that I'm gonna be okay.
Bill's sick.
What?
Hep-V. He has it.
Fuck.
Is there something you're not understanding?
If there's a cure, he needs it.
- There is one. - Where?
It's not ready yet.
What do you mean it's not ready?
Whatever it is, it worked on you.
Just give-- give me a minute to think.
No, no. Eric, he's dying.
It's accelerating at a crazy rate
'cause of my blood.
I gave it to him.
- Dawn is coming. - I don't give a shit.
Sookie...
I'll come back tomorrow night.
I don't think he even has until tomorrow night.
Trust me.
Stay here. I'll be back.
Motherfucker.
Well, that went pretty well.
Hmm?
I gotta stop making bad decisions, Jess.
Speaking of decisions...
about the other night...
Oh, that's not what I meant.
No, I know-- I know you didn't.
I never thought anything we ever did was a bad decision.
Except when I betrayed you.
Or shot you.
Or gotten you locked up in a prison camp.
You know-- you know what the funny thing is?
I never felt betrayed by you.
Not even when you were being a dick.
Well, that's good, I guess.
Yeah.
Unless it's 'cause you never took me seriously to begin with.
No.
No, Jason, that is not it.
It's just...
you know how our paths
have crisscrossed and the timing...
I know what you mean.
Seeing you with Hoyt tonight brought it all back for me.
Just how complicated things are between us, you know?
Can I be real honest with you?
Please.
I actually feel like our relationship
is one of the least complicated in my life.
Really.
When I look back on us,
I think about all the times that you were there for me.
When you gave me exactly what I needed
at the exact moment that I needed it.
- Kind of like the other night? - Yeah.
I feel like when we're together,
we're in a little bubble, you know,
just floating above the ground.
And I know we can't stay there,
but it makes coming back down to earth feel better.
What do you call that?
I don't know if there's an official name.
But why don't we think of it as, um...
like, a beautiful friendship?
Yeah.
I should go and be with Bill.
You should.
Hey, Jess.
I'm-- I'm here for ya
if you need me.
Excuse me?
I'm here to see Eric Northman.
I'm a friend of his.
In English? Any of y'all speak English?
I speak English.
Why didn't you say so sooner?
What's your business here?
I'm here to see Eric Northman.
You are a very brave girl.
Brave and stupid.
So I've been told.
I hate those bottles.
Let's talk microwavable cans.
Not sure if that's possible, Miss De Beaufort.
...Sookie Stackhouse.
Let's meet this Sookie Stackhouse, shall we?
- Hai.
I don't mean to bother y'all.
I was just hoping for a minute alone with Eric.
Tell me, how do you two know each other?
Uh, she's just another fangbanger.
I fucked her once a couple years ago
and now I can't get rid of her.
She keeps coming back for more.
Well, if that's true...
what a very lucky man you are.
- Hey! - Mr. Gus, you don't wanna do that.
If all this girl is to you is just another fangbanger,
why are you protecting her?
I'm not protecting her.
But this particular fangbanger's brother
happens to be with the Sheriff's Department.
And if she were to go missing, he'd come looking for her.
He's done that in the past.
Let me take care of this.
I'll glamour her.
That'll leave us less vulnerable.
Hello, Sookie.
Hello.
I thought I told you not to come here.
I couldn't wait.
It's really beneath you the way you keep showing up,
- begging for it, understand? - I understand.
I know where you live.
I don't fuckin' trust these two.
But he wouldn't fuck me, not now with what's downstairs.
- But something ain't fuckin' right. - You will never come back here
and you will get back in your car and you will drive home.
And should I ever feel inclined to see you,
I will come to you.
You never saw these men, you never saw me.
I never saw you.
Excellent.
Off you go.
Mm.
Arlene, is something different?
'Cause these eggs, they taste amazing.
Big John, you do something different
to the eggs this morning?
No, ma'am.
Must be having a taste of the familiar back.
Maybe.
Speaking of familiar.
- Hey, Hoyt. - Hey, Arlene.
- Can I get you something? - Coffee.
- Is it okay? - Uh, yeah, sure thing.
- Yeah. - Holler if you need me.
How you holdin' up?
Whew.
Been better.
I didn't sleep a lick.
Well, it's no wonder, man.
That was one hell of a day yesterday.
The weird thing is I wasn't up all night
thinking about my mom or Brigette,
which was what I should've been doing.
Well, it ain't no fun thinking about the hard things.
Which is why I spend so much time not thinking.
Yeah, you heard me.
Yeah.
- Arlene. - Yep?
Could you bring us two Miller Lights?
Comin' up.
Attaboy.
You know that redhead girl from last night?
- Jessica? - Yeah.
Yeah.
You two...
No, Mr. Fortenberry, we are not.
I don't want you to get the wrong idea about me.
Mm-mm.
I-I-I care for Brigette. I'm not a fickle guy.
Yeah, I know you ain't.
It's just-- there's just something about Jessica I--
I can't shake it.
She's going through a hard time right now.
Her, uh, maker, he's dying of Hep-V.
Oh, man.
Who is it? Do you mind me asking?
No, it's Bill Compton.
- It's Vampire Bill? - Yes.
I always liked him.
He's pretty much, like, the only real father she ever had.
Man.
It's unfair.
When a good thing gets destroyed,
that's the definition of unfair to me.
Yeah, I know what you mean.
I know exactly what you mean.
I don't fuckin' trust these two.
But he wouldn't fuck with me, not now with what's downstairs.
I can hear you. What do you want?
Uh, it's Hoyt Fortenberry.
We met last night.
- I'm the-- the-- - I know who you are.
I'm-- I'm sorry to bother you.
No, it's okay, I--
Listen, I'm gonna unlock the door
and then go in the living room where it's light tight.
Wanna meet me there in, like, 10 seconds?
Sure.
- Hi. - Hey.
I really wasn't trying to bother you.
I thought you'd be asleep.
No, I-- I wasn't sleeping.
Um, thinkin' too much, I guess.
Jason told me about Mr. Compton.
I really am sorry, Jessica.
Thank you.
I brought him this.
What is it?
I went to the clinic, and I'm negative
and I figured the last thing you need to worry about
is tracking down clean blood for him.
Wow, that's-- that's awfully-- awfully thoughtful of you.
Especially considering everything that you've been through.
I'm-- I'm-- I heard about your mother.
I'm really very sorry.
Thank you.
I forget what a small town this is.
I think maybe 'cause I wasn't there for her at the end,
I was beatin' myself up.
And then I talked to Jason
and he told me how close you and Bill are,
and it struck me that maybe not knowing
my mama's time was comin' was a--
like a little gift, so I didn't have to
sit around thinking about the inevitable.
And then I thought if there's anything I could do for you
to make this an easier time...
Well, I'm not trying to overstep any boundaries.
Uh, wait, do you-- tell me, you miss her?
Yes and no.
It's just no matter how grown up you get
or how well you can stand on your own two feet,
the death of a parent...
just makes you wanna go back.
Just go back to when you were a little kid
and knowing that you were loved was all you needed.
Just--
just go back, you know?
Yeah.
You know, Bill ain't even gone yet, but I--
I think I know exactly what you mean.
I should probably get going back to Brigette.
The sun's settin' and all.
How-- how long are the two of you gonna be in town?
We leave the day after tomorrow
'cause I gotta get back to work, you know?
Of course, right. Alaska.
Well...
you'll be in my thoughts.
You? How the fuck do you play into all this?
Oh, Sookie Stackhouse. You're a miracle.
I knew it from the first day I laid eyes on you.
The cure. Tell me about the cure.
I will, I promise you. But first, you gotta get me outta here.
No fuckin' way. Tell me what you know.
What I know is that we--
you and I--
have a chance to deliver peace unto Earth for all time.
A return to Eden.
But first, you gotta get me the fuck
out of this dungeon of hell.
I knew no good could come from you talking.
No, please don't--
You're a very valuable young woman.
Even as the cure,
you're still the fuckin' problem.
But I'm not letting you ruin the life
of one more person that I love.
Sookie?
- There's a cure. - What?
It's a motherfucker to explain, but it's real.
Eric is completely healed.
- Are you-- are you positive? - 100%.
I'll explain it to you on the way to Fangtasia,
but we gotta go get Bill up right away so that we can leave
the second the sun goes down.
- Wait, Sookie. - What?
Are you tellin' me that Bill is gonna survive?
Yeah, that's what I'm telling you, sweetie.
It's all gonna be okay.
Bill, wake up.
There's a cure.
- Y'all get any sleep? - A couple hours.
Thanks for asking.
So, I gotta hop on a flight to Dallas,
but I'll be back before Sunrise.
Well, if you need anything, just let us know.
Don't do anything stupid while I'm gone, Mr. Northman.
That's what I need from you.
Rightee-o, partner.
Oh, and my men'll keep you company till I'm back.
What are we doin' now?
We're doing something stupid, aren't we?
I gotta get some of Sarah's blood to Bill.
Yep, sounds pretty stupid.
He's sick, Pam.
He got it from Sookie, so he's progressing fast.
Of course it's happening fast. It's Sookie.
Everything she wants she has to have now.
What part of "I will come to you" did you not understand?
Oh, fuck.
You look like shit.
Why, thank you, Pam.
Remember me?
I'm Jason's demon whore.
I'm the girl that you tried to get James to rape.
Jess.
Jessica!
Quiet, antidote.
You look well.
Well, I'm feeling pretty well.
You'll tell no one about this.
You know we won't.
Go ahead.
Oh, thank God.
What the fuck are you waitin' for?
Drink the bitch and leave before we all die.
No.
I don't want the blood.
♪ I'll decide ♪
♪ In a moment's time ♪
♪ To turn away ♪
♪ Leave it all behind ♪
♪ So ♪
♪ Let it go ♪
♪ Wake up, wake up, wake up ♪
♪ We're almost home ♪
♪ So ♪
♪ Let it go ♪
♪ Wake up, wake up, wake up ♪
♪ We're almost home. ♪
== sync, corrected by elderman == @elder_man
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