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1 minute, 38 seconds of the Big Con at the Dorchester.  Only here, tonight in Shreveport, Louisiana and unlike Dealey Plaza 1963 we see it for what it is in real time.

Notice how Eric went in a bullet straight trajectory right at Bill while the other two went a more…circuitous route. Unlike the others Eric didn’t harm another living soul. Now think of this: Eric could have killed Bill in less than milliseconds by ripping his head clean off. His orders were to ‘kill the king, slaves’. Instead, Eric toyed with Bill, showing him who’s the boss and giving Bill a fighting chance by defiantly inviting him to give it his best shot.  Sookie doesn’t know it yet but Eric showed us he WAS fighting the spell by drawing out the ‘kill’. He is VERY strong–Sookie’s double strength electricity only knocked him back a little whereas a single hit sends everyone else flying.  In some cases several dozen yards. Now, if Eric can fly faster than a speeding bullet  then he can move his chest to avoid a wooden bullet, probably tipped with silver to incapacitate him in case Bill missed his heart. [h/t Chris]

I believe the whole point of this exercise was to kill the spellbound patsy.

When Eric pulled out the silver bullet and tossed it off it was yet another nod to the bullet sucking scene, particularly since both bullets hit the exact same spot. On the surface, by having Eric pull the bullet out it looks like confirmation he HAD been lying to Sookie in Dallas about the bullets needing to be sucked out. Until it’s spelled out, the real answer, that Eric has become immune to the silver, won’t hit home for the general audience. If Eric is immune then Bill certainly is as well. And Bill is, beyond any doubt whatsoever, immune to silver. We not only have the proof I laid out in ‘Smoking Mirrors’, Bellakarma has confirmed that in 4.09, Roy can be heard in the background shouting  “I silvered the son-of-the-bitch and he ran away!”. This immunity of Bill’s has sinister implications as to how he managed to avoid succumbing to M/A’s meet the sun spell, and why she can’t or won’t try to control HIM.

The Dorchester event was a long con, complete with a patsy and a puppet master pulling his strings; the public setting, the many cameras, security stripping, destroyed images, patriotic props, and the extras were all in place. Bill cast himself in the role of JFK–the heroic young president gunned down in his prime–only HE, King William Compton, was to have escaped the dastardly plot and smite the grungy loner himself. The big hero. . Only Eric didn’t play along with the script.

We even have a second Manchurian Candidate to help clean things up.

Eric picks up a stake. He’s about to kill the king!!

Bill: “Sookie GO!”

BAM! Assassin foiled!

Aww, you thought Bill didn’t want Sookie to see him die? How..quaint.

Now we have to ask ourselves some fundamental questions about this image:

Besides the obvious parallel, what made Bill believe it was safe to rip off Eric’s head with impunity? As far as Bill knew, be-spelled Eric’s only orders were to kill HIM. WHY DID BILL THINK ERIC WOULD JUST KNEEL THERE WAITING FOR THE TRUE DEATH? No matter how fast Bill moved, Eric could still, in less than milliseconds, rip him to shreds. Bill seemed to think something would stop Eric from fighting back. It had to be that Bill believed  Eric was being controlled to cooperate in his own death. Ergo, the whole thing was staged by Bill, pre-arranged with whatever entity is controlling both Marnie AND Antonia. Bill and this entity, who acts nothing like Marnie nor Antonia, are only USING Antonia because she is a great necromancer who can control the dead like puppets. SHE can make them go to the beach and eat chocolate and shit. Bill and the demon who serves him, the demon who can make people appear and disappear and throw up powerful walls of protection,  are using Antonia’s necromancy abilities to commit genocide and to murder Bill’s enemies or anyone else who stands in the way of his jackbooted march to greater power.

Eric pierces the wall of lies

Terry is a Prince. A little tough love from our darling Terry and his junkie cousin Andy realizes that he is an addict and wonders if V has eaten his soul. Terry knows what we all know–men with no soul can’t cry from the heart, but evil clowns can put on a good show. Deep down the addict is a good soul, he just needed someone who knows him to care enough to help him on the road to recovery.

Andy the junkie looks at the prince and sees a monster, Sookie looks at a monster and sees a prince. [h/t Renee]

Tara’s got some rage. Now she has someone to tell her she’s also strong and capable, and that there is a higher power who is on her side. She just has to have faith.

Bill’s public display of blood lust to kill the witch was refreshing. Not that we’re happy he wants to murder his co-conspirator to cover-up his complicity, along with Tara and all the other humans. We’re just happy that we finally get to see Bill in all his ‘loveable’ glory.

At nearly the same moments Eric is regaining his memory and telling Sookie he loves her, the little trickster Tommy is dead. Felled by his own self-sacrifice, Tommy is assured by his brother that he is loved, that nothing is his fault, and won’t he be surprised when angels come and lift him away from this hell.

Sookie is exposed in all her tragic victim hood. It is NOT understandable under any ordinary circumstances that this poor girl could still love a man who engaged in a viciously violent, murderous conspiracy to pump her full of drugs in order to turn her into a slave. If you still love and want to be with a man who tried to sell you into slavery, you may need an army of angels and maybe some anti-psychotics for good measure.

Why doesn’t Pam still smell like shit?

Why is Debbie cozying up to a psycho murderer?

Why does Hoyt repeat things 500 times?

How does Jason know he slept with Jessica because of the blood, but the same thing doesn’t occur to Sookie in regards to Bill? Which sibling is the ‘smart’ one here? And which one is the mind controlled puppet…

Well, it sure looks like Jesus ‘groomed’ and manipulated poor Marnie for an entire year before she decided it was a good idea to invite possession. An invite she extends at the exact same time Bill decided it was a good idea to raid Wiccan covens in search of fledgling necromancers. Jesus pretends he picked up his new abilities and a ‘demon to serve him’ on his travels to Mexico, but we know that demon manifested itself to Lafayette last year. Why wait so long to talk to Marnie about the demon, as Jesus claimed he wanted to do? Demon ain’t new.

Who is this entity possessing Marnie alongside Antonia? It begged Antonia not to abandon ‘us’. The entity presented itself to Jesus as Antonia but it acted and sounded nothing like the gentle spirit who had delivered babies and saved her village from fever. Is this really a power mad Marnie? If so, why pretend to allow ‘Marnie’ to speak to Jesus? If ‘Marnie’ is speaking for both of them, why not just say this to her friend from the get-go?

Using superhuman powers, Jesus breached the wall of protection. He’s now on the inside, asking questions and taking names. Forget his demon for the moment and what it could mean. As a metaphor for Eric, Jesus tells us that only a few are capable of cracking the wall of lies and delusions to get to the heart of the matter. And while you may not want a demon hanging around a higher power can indeed come in handy when the chips are down.

Throw out the pudding honey, it’s time for some meat. Hey Bill! We don’t need your education, we don’t need your thought control. You’re just another brick in the wall and a gallant prince is about to tear you down. You can try to horn in on Eric’s glory all you want but we see you now, Little Dictator.