Discussion: OFFICIAL THREAD: Season 3 - Speculation, Theories, SPOILERS (pt 2)

"They stopped their attempt to feed on Sookie the second Bill said she was his. As you said above, feeding on a human without permission from her vamp could get them into serious trouble with the Magister so I doubt they would ever risk doing such a thing.

The Magister would laugh a Bill out of court if he came before him and said 'the nesters keep coming near my human'. He would say "hellO, HUman". I can't imagine there's a law against it.

Bill's intention was to keep them away from Sookie so HE didn't look bad to Sookie by associating with them. And he used the threat of the queen to accomplish this, even though any other ordinary, young vamp off the street couldn't hope to pull that kind of trump."

"I know. I mean, heck, if he's so interested in living in that old house, why doesn't he take some pride and replace that peeling faded wallpaper for starters. Gack! The house looks like crap and regardless of his statement that he's fixing it up, it sure doesn't show much work to me. I don't see the words into actions from him in this area."

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Why do you think they were so interested in Bill?

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"Malcolm thought he was referring to Eric too. He said "I'm not afraid of Eric" and Bill said "There are higher authorities" and Malcolm said something like (I forget exactly I'll have to watch again) "She can kiss my a**"

As for mainstreaming and the age of the vamp, it's my intuition that if the vamp is in a nest with other "civilized" vamps it's easier to be civilized, in a nest with bloodthirsty killers it's easier to be a bloodthirsty killer, etc and so on. What Bill was saying was that ALL nesters become evil and the inference he was making was that ALL vamps who lived alone are better. I don't believe that and Godric and Isabel prove the lie. He was lying to make himself more palatable to Sookie."

"But could that higher Authority mean Nan (AVL)..Bill said to Malcolmn, You are doing nothing to help are cause, and also later with Isabell, Bill talked about ....what if AB has Bill working for the AVL and not the Queen.....that would put a twist on things"

"I agree, this would be interesting and I believe it's possible Bill works for Nan, but it also seems like Bill is on a mission for the Queen regarding Sookie, like in the book.

I say this because of these things. If Bill didn't tell the Queen himself, then how did the Queen know that Bill has given Sookie his blood? If the Queen isn't involved here, wouldn't Bill have been careful to keep that information away from the Queen?"

"I agree, this would be interesting and I believe it's possible Bill works for Nan, but it also seems like Bill is on a mission for the Queen regarding Sookie, like in the book.

I say this because of these things. If Bill didn't tell the Queen himself, then how did the Queen know that Bill has given Sookie his blood? If the Queen isn't involved here, wouldn't Bill have been careful to keep that information away from the Queen?"

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Yeah, Vampires are suspicious by nature - not much gets past them. I don't believe in coincidences: Bill, an employee or "friend" of the Queen- just so happens to end up in Bon Temp; Sookie's cousin is member of the Queen's Court; The Queen knows that Bill has had her blood; the Queen knows Sookie's not entirely human; Sookie flaunts her telepathy in front of everyone so you know Hadley told the Queen.

And the Queen would want Sookie for her services.

This is the same logic - that vampires are highly perceptive & suspicious as well the fact that the Queen would want Sookie's services - that makes me think Eric knows about the edict - if the clues are there, he's going to pick up on them. Without re-watching the S1 episodes, I'm going to say that Eric probably confirmed the edict after the tribunal. When Eric said "Now that sounds like an edict - but if it were I would know about it"... he's not going to just brush it aside. Those of you re-watching S1 right now look for clues after that episode... I probably won't get to re-watching them until around the holidays..




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"Ahhhhh... a fresh thread for some fresh SPOILERS.

Bodi
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"Agreed. I thought that was purposeless, at least at the time, as to why they had Sookie lie to Bill like that. Why would she do that?

Even when she told Jessica not to tell Bill they'd driven by her parents' house, I'm like, why, why lie? Why not just tell him what was done and defend if it's so much the right thing to do?

Maybe there's no particular reason for Sookie practicing deception here, maybe it was just done for dramatic effect. Or, was it for some good reason? Don't know, no ideas on this."