'True Blood' Season 7: Eric Lives, Bill & Sookie Romance & More We Want To See Before Finale
The seventh season of True Blood has been full of surprises and with only a few episodes left, many fans are probably gritting their teeth as they watch it come to an end.
Here are a few things we would want to happen before we saw goodbye to Sookie Stachouse (Anna Paquin) and the rest of the Bon Temps crew.
A cure for Hep V
Eric Northman (Alexander Skarsgard) made it to the final season after it was unclear whether or not he survived season six. Unfortunately, Mr. Northman is now carrying the fatal illness. Sunday's episode revealed another shocker - Bill Compton (Stephen Moyer) also has Hep V. I probably speak for most of the True Blood fans when I say that Eric and Bill can't die. Let a cure be found!
Pam and Eric should get together
We always knew how much Pam Swynford De Beaufort (Kristin Bauer van Straten) loved her maker Eric. However, it's emphasized more than ever in this final season. Not only did the feisty vampire go above and beyond to find Eric, but it's clear how much it's hurting her to watch him wither away. Eric's love for his progeny was also seen in an important flashback that showed him saving Pam's life over the human love of his life. These two need to finally turn their friendship into romance.
Bill and Sookie find their way
It's hard to forget the romance between Sookie and Bill from season 1. Now, Alcide Herveaux's (Joe Manganiello) death leaves room for Bill and Sookie to rekindle their relationship.
Jessica Hamby and Jason Stackhouse become official
Move out of the way Violet Mazurski (Karolina Wydra)! Jason (Ryan Kwanten) and Jessica (Deborah Ann Woll) clearly aren't over each other. During Sunday's episode, we saw Jason and Jessica open up to each other and even make love. There's something electrifying about these two together.
Andy Bellefleur and Holly Cleary get married
On Sunday's episode, Andy (Chris Bauer) proposed to Holly (Lauren Bowles) and she accepted. A beautiful wedding ceremony with a united Bon Temps community would be a heartwarming way to end the season.
