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* Sookie standing up to Bill when he tries to force her to come with him so he can take her blood, and throwing several plates at him for good measure. After all the lies, manipulation, [[Gaslighting gaslighting]], and betrayals from Bill, it's great to see Sookie refusing to put up with Bill's bullshit anymore, and telling him to get out. The exchanges they have seal it:

* Sookie standing up to Bill when he tries to force her to come with him so he can take her blood, and throwing several plates at him for good measure. After all the lies, manipulation, gaslighting, and betrayals from Bill, it's great to see Sookie refusing to put up with Bill's bullshit anymore, and telling him to get out. The exchanges they have seal it:

* While Warlow [[spoiler: turns out to be an awful person,]] there is something satisfying in seeing him put Bill in his place when [[spoiler: [[EpicFail Bill fails to get into Sookie's house to stake him after losing his powers.]] ]] [[CatharsisFactor It's especially cathartic for fans]] who have come to view Bill as TheScrappy by this point in the show.

* While Warlow [[spoiler: turns out to be an awful person,]] there is something satisfying in seeing him put Bill in his place when [[spoiler: Bill fails to get into Sookie's house to stake him after losing his powers.]] [[CatharsisFactor It's especially cathartic for fans]] who have come to view Bill as TheScrappy by this point in the show.

* While Warlow [[spoiler: turns out to be an awful person,]] there is something satisfying in seeing him put Bill in his place when [[spoiler: Bill fails to get into Sookie's house to stake him after losing his powers.]] [[CatharsisFactor It's especially cathartic for fans]] who view Bill as {{TheScrappy.}}

* While Warlow [[spoiler: turns out to be an awful person,]] there is something satisfying in seeing him put Bill in his place when [[spoiler: Bill fails to get into Sookie's house to stake him after losing his powers.]] It's especially cathartic for fans who have gotten fed up with Bill by this point in the show.

--> '''Warlow''' Don't you get it? No more Billith. No more access. Sookie doesn't even want you anyway.

* Sookie finally finding out about Bill's dirty secrets [[spoiler: (i.e. that he was sent by Queen Sophie Anne to procure her, and that he allowed the Rattarays to beat the shit out of Sookie so he could drug her with his blood and use that to manipulate her into falling in love with him),]] and throwing him out of her house in disgust. After spending most of the show defending Bill no matter what he did, it is '''DEEPLY SATISFYING''' to see Sookie call Bill out while making it clear to him that she's done with his bullshit.

* [[OneSceneWonder General Cavanaugh of the U.S Army]] showing the Sanguinista-led Authority just how flimsy their plans for world domination are when he points out that: a) the Pentagon has been preparing for a vampire insurrection for a long time, b) the government knows that the Authority is responsible for the factory bombings, c) that weapons are being developed to systematically wipe out vampires from the face of the earth, d) humans still have the freakin' sun on their side, oh and e) there's multiple video footage of Russell Edgington and Steve Newlin massacring the frathouse that WILL be leaked to the Internet if anything happens to him. After six episodes of watching the vampires strut around like they already run the world, watching a human give them a healthy dose of RealityEnsues and seeing them squirm in response was satisfying. [[spoiler: General, we hardly knew ye]]

* Sookie's combination {{The Reason You Suck Speech}} and {{World Of Cardboard Speech}} about how [[spoiler:she's going to become a vampire so she won't have to spend eternity buried with her parents.]] One of the most powerful pieces of writing in the whole show, and Anna Paquin knocks it out of the park.

* Sookie finally finding out about Bill's dirty secrets [[spoiler: (i.e. that he was sent by Queen Sophie Anne to procure her, and that he allowed the Rattarays to beat the shit out of Sookie so he could drug her with his blood and use that to manipulate her into falling in love with him),]] and throwing him out of her house in disgust. After spending most of the show defending Bill no matter what he did, it is DEEPLY SATISFYING to see Sookie call Bill out while making it clear to him that she's done with his bullshit.

* After Bill is forced to [[spoiler: break up with Sookie over the phone]], Lorena gloats about it and how he will always "love" her because he can't help himself. Bill's response? He punches her so hard she hits the wall outside his room and then promptly slams the ''silver-plated'' door in her face without another word. Two words: Bad. Ass.
** Just to drive the point home: he then slams the door. The ''silver-plated'' door. Badass, indeed.

-->'''Bill:''' Please!

* Sookie staking Billith. It doesn't actually do anything, but it speaks volumes to how far she's developed from the lovestruck girl who'd make any excuse for him.

** From Jessica's angle, her standing up to Sookie and the others by taking Bill's side.
-->'''Jessica:''' No. Bill is staying and so am I. You're the ones who should leave.
-->'''Sookie:''' Jess, I'm not leav-
-->'''Jessica:''' He's my maker! You will never understand!
-->'''Sookie:''' This is not Bill!
-->'''Jessica:''' You don't know that, you can't know that! None of you know everything! All you want to do is kill and ask questions later! You told me that you loved him and then you tried to stake him! How could you?

* It's small, but Jason threatening to kill Bill after finding out that he encouraged her to take Warlow's deal was satisfying, especially after how much of a sociopathic JerkAss Bill has been all season.

* Despite Antonia being set up as one of the [[BigBad Big Bads]] of season 4, there is something deeply satisfying about seeing her call out vampires for all the atrocities they've committed against humans for centuries. After several seasons of vampires raping, torturing, and killing humans in cold-blood [[KarmaHoudini while covering up their crimes]], it's nice to see the show finally start holding vampires accountable for their behavior.

** That was for (deep breath) Eric's entire family, Cooter's henchman, the Magister, the newscaster guy, the prostitute, Roman Zimojic, Dieter Braun, that wedding chick, about 22 frat boys (although in fairness, some must have been Steve's) the Faery Elder. Eat ''that'', you psychotic, crazy-ass, ancient weirdo.

* After coming dangerously close to joining an anti-super hate group, Hoyt finds that he can't bring himself to kill Jessica, and instead frees her. Jessica proceeds to kill the guy who kidnapped her with a sweet {{Bond One Liner}}.

* Jason and Niall [[spoiler: taking Warlow by surprise and killing him was very emotionally satisfying, especially considering Warlow had now shown his true AxCrazy {{Yandere}} colors, and had become an attempted rapist who was determined to take Sookie by force and make her his faerie bride against her will. It's also satisfying to see the faeries from the Nightclub (i.e. the ones who helped Sookie and Jason, and provided safe haven for Hadley and Hunter) get avenged.]]

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* All of this, however, is topped by Bill [[spoiler: letting the vampires in the white room drink almost every drop of his blood and nearly sacrificing himself to save them. Complete with white shirt and CrucifiedHeroShot to boot!]]