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* AlphaBitch: Of her cell block.
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* AlphaBitch: Of She is a sensual, swaggering woman who enjoys having both the respect and fear of her cell block.
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* BlackBraAndPanties: wears a dark night-gown during two of her later erotic scenes with Jason. In one, she has black underwear on underneath it, in the other, she doesn't.
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* BlackBraAndPanties: She wears a dark night-gown during two of her later erotic scenes with Jason. In one, she has black underwear on underneath it, in the other, she doesn't.
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* [[BloodBrothers Blood Sisters]]: Tara and Sookie, due to their family troubles, consider each other to be like sisters.
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* HeroesWantRedheads: Hoyt, Jason and now James.
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* LikeFatherLikeSon: Bill resented Lorena, his maker, because of the kind of (vampire) lifestyle she wanted him to lead. When it's his time to turn Jessica, ''she'' resents ''him'' because of the kind of lifestyle ''he'' wants her to lead. That said, the audience is typically on Bill's side in ''both'' situations, as both Lorena and Jessica initially want the "ItsAllAboutMe" "AMillionIsAStatistic" approach.
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* [[HornyVikings Horny Viking]]: Flashbacks show his Viking father actually getting frustrated with his irresponsible philandering, and in the present he gets plenty of sex scenes.
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* [[HornyVikings Horny Viking]]: HornyVikings: Flashbacks show his Viking father actually getting frustrated with his irresponsible philandering, and in the present he gets plenty of sex scenes.
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* ManOnFire: In the Season 6 finale.
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* KickTheSonOfABitch: Not many fans are upset about Violet killing RacistGrandma and JerkWithAHeartOfJerk [[spoiler:Maxine]]. In fact, the latter character is so insufferable that killing her is a large part of what earns Violet some DracoInLeatherPants treatment even after it becomes clear just how nasty she can be.
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A vampire romantically involved with Sookie. Turned during the American Civil War against his will, Bill shows more compassion for human life than many other vampires. He is outwardly expressive of his emotions and holds onto memories of his past human life, behaviors that are unique amongst his vampire peers.
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A vampire romantically involved with Sookie. Turned during the American Civil War against his will, Bill shows more compassion for human life than many other vampires. He is outwardly expressive of his emotions and holds onto memories of his past human life, behaviors that are unique amongst his vampire vampiric peers.
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* BerserkButton: Hurting anyone he loves and cares about, especially his "family". Also, you better not criticize Godric in Eric's presence. Or compare him to Bill Compton. Even trying to hurt Sookie. In fact, when it comes to Eric, do not mess with his maker, his two progenies, or his vampire sister and Sookie unless you have a death wish.
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* BerserkButton: Hurting anyone he loves and cares about, especially his "family". Also, you better not criticize Godric in Eric's presence. Or compare him to Bill Compton. Even trying to hurt Sookie. In fact, when it comes to Eric, do not mess with his maker, his two progenies, or his vampire vampiric sister and Sookie unless you have a death wish.
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* ThickerThanWater: Is very protective of his vampire family: dad Godric, sister Nora, daughter's Pam and Willa and now granddaughter Tara.
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* ThickerThanWater: Is very protective of his vampire vampiric family: dad Godric, sister Nora, daughter's Pam and Willa and now granddaughter Tara.
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* CanonForeigner: Didn't exist in the books, but [=Book!Pam=] and her share quite a few traits[[note]]having been turned around 18 years old, being friendly, being Sookie's only vampire friend[[/note]].
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* CanonForeigner: Didn't exist in the books, but [=Book!Pam=] and her share quite a few traits[[note]]having been turned around 18 years old, being friendly, being Sookie's only vampire vampiric friend[[/note]].
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* NiceGirl: Jessica is a sweet girl and one of the friendliest vampires on the show, putting genuine effort into trying to be good. However, occasionally her vampire nature gets the better of her, like when she kills three of Andy's half-fae daughters.
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* NiceGirl: Jessica is a sweet girl and one of the friendliest vampires on the show, putting genuine effort into trying to be good. However, occasionally her vampire vampiric nature gets the better of her, like when she kills three of Andy's half-fae daughters.
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* BrotherSisterIncest: Played with in regards to Eric. They refer to each other as "brother" and "sister" while having passionate sex. However, they are NotBloodSiblings, but siblings in the vampire sense, having both been turned by Godric.
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* BrotherSisterIncest: Played with in regards to Eric. They refer to each other as "brother" and "sister" while having passionate sex. However, they are NotBloodSiblings, but siblings in the vampire vampiric sense, having both been turned by Godric.
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* WellIntentionedExtremist: Deconstructed. On the one hand, Roman's goals for obtaining peace with humans turn out to be a necessity as humans outnumber vampires and are developing technology that put vampires at a disadvantage. He is also correct when he mentions that vampires can no longer indulge in their savage behavior like they used to because it's setting them back and preventing them from evolving as a species. That's also including Roman's knowledge that humans are not going to put up with being mistreated by the vampires and will strike back if provoked too far, [[spoiler: which is exactly what happens at the end of season 5.]] On the whole, his reasons for doing what he does are pretty understandable. There are two main problems though: The first is that Roman's methods for accomplishing his agenda are draconian in nature, and involve killing or punishing vampires who refuse to get on board with mainstreaming. The second is that he's basically trying to force an entire species of vampires to change their bigoted attitudes towards humans overnight, especially when they've spent centuries viewing humans as food or disposable commodities. It doesn't help that there are vampire groups like the Sanguinistas who see it as their God-Given right to esnalve, farm, and rape humans for their pleasure. The result is that Roman has isolated many vampires who are unhappy with mainstreaming, and some are angry enough that they want him dead. It's implied that the reason Chancellors like [[spoiler: Kibwe and Alexander]] turned out to be Sanguinistas is because they were growing disillusioned with mainstreaming and Roman's "my way or the highway" attitude. All of this results [[spoiler: in a coup orchestrated by Salome (who is also a Sanguinista) where she uses Russell Edgington to assassinate Roman and take over the Authority in an attempt to return things to the way they were.]] Everything goes to hell after that.
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* WellIntentionedExtremist: Deconstructed. On the one hand, Roman's goals for obtaining peace with humans turn out to be a necessity as humans outnumber vampires and are developing technology that put vampires at a disadvantage. He is also correct when he mentions that vampires can no longer indulge in their savage behavior like they used to because it's setting them back and preventing them from evolving as a species. That's also including Roman's knowledge that humans are not going to put up with being mistreated by the vampires and will strike back if provoked too far, [[spoiler: which is exactly what happens at the end of season 5.]] On the whole, his reasons for doing what he does are pretty understandable. There are two main problems though: The first is that Roman's methods for accomplishing his agenda are draconian in nature, and involve killing or punishing vampires who refuse to get on board with mainstreaming. The second is that he's basically trying to force an entire species of vampires to change their bigoted attitudes towards humans overnight, especially when they've spent centuries viewing humans as food or disposable commodities. It doesn't help that there are vampire vampiric groups like the Sanguinistas who see it as their God-Given right to esnalve, farm, and rape humans for their pleasure. The result is that Roman has isolated many vampires who are unhappy with mainstreaming, and some are angry enough that they want him dead. It's implied that the reason Chancellors like [[spoiler: Kibwe and Alexander]] turned out to be Sanguinistas is because they were growing disillusioned with mainstreaming and Roman's "my way or the highway" attitude. All of this results [[spoiler: in a coup orchestrated by Salome (who is also a Sanguinista) where she uses Russell Edgington to assassinate Roman and take over the Authority in an attempt to return things to the way they were.]] Everything goes to hell after that.
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* [[AndThenJohnWasAZombie And Then Tara Was A Vampire]]: After being fatally shot by Debbie Pelt, Pam turns her into a vampire at Sookie and Lafayette's behest.
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* [[AndThenJohnWasAZombie And Then Tara Was A Vampire]]: AndThenJohnWasAZombie: After being fatally shot by Debbie Pelt, Pam turns her into a vampire at Sookie and Lafayette's behest.
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* [[BigBrotherInstinct Big Sister Instinct]]: Tara has this with quite a few characters. She has it with Sookie for about the first four seasons, develops it with Jessica around season 5 and is quite protective of Willa in season 6.
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* [[spoiler: DeathByAdaptation: ''Twice''. In the books she neither became a vampire nor got KilledOffForReal.]]
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* [[spoiler: DroppedABridgeOnHim: She dies offscreen in the first episode of season 7. Given she had spent six whole seasons trying and failing to find love, peace, happiness and general normality, it also felt a bit like ShootTheShaggyDog until]] her [[spoiler:telling Lettie Mae to forgive herself]] in her UnfinishedBusiness.
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* [[spoiler: DroppedABridgeOnHim: She DroppedABridgeOnHer: [[spoiler:She dies offscreen in the first episode of season 7. Given she had spent six whole seasons trying and failing to find love, peace, happiness and general normality, it also felt a bit like ShootTheShaggyDog until]] her [[spoiler:telling Lettie Mae to forgive herself]] in her UnfinishedBusiness.
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* [[DefrostingIceQueen Defrosting Ice Sheriff]]: After his amnesia is cured. Good God he could out-brood Series/{{Angel}}.
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* [[spoiler:Flight]]: A rare case, since in this series vampires don't [[spoiler:fly]].
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* [[BrattyTeenageDaughter Bratty Vampire Daughter]]: At first. Even Eric and Pam regard her as 'extremely annoying', but she gets better and becomes one of the most good-hearted and sensitive characters.
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* [[BrattyTeenageDaughter Bratty Vampire Daughter]]: BrattyTeenageDaughter: At first. Even Eric and Pam regard her as 'extremely annoying', but she gets better and becomes one of the most good-hearted and sensitive characters. She's also a teenager physically and is Jordan's daughter.
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* [[NiceGuy Nice Girl]]: Jessica is a sweet girl and one of the friendliest vampires on the show, putting genuine effort into trying to be good. However, occasionally her vampire nature gets the better of her, like when she kills three of Andy's half-fae daughters.
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* [[NiceGuy Nice Girl]]: NiceGirl: Jessica is a sweet girl and one of the friendliest vampires on the show, putting genuine effort into trying to be good. However, occasionally her vampire nature gets the better of her, like when she kills three of Andy's half-fae daughters.
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* [[spoiler: CruelAndUnusualDeath: Gets infected with Hepatitis V - which seems to be an extreme form of the previously established Hepatitis D. Despite Eric's best efforts, she just gets weaker and weaker until she finally disintegrates in a weeping Eric's arms.]]
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* [[spoiler: CruelAndUnusualDeath: Gets [[spoiler:Gets infected with Hepatitis V - which seems to be an extreme form of the previously established Hepatitis D. Despite Eric's best efforts, she just gets weaker and weaker until she finally disintegrates in a weeping Eric's arms.]]
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* [[SexGod Sex Goddess]]: In her final appearance, Violet rants about how, in eight hundred years, none of her lovers prior to Jason have ever wanted to give up having sex with her. Of course, based on the events of that episode, it's possible that at least some of them weren't as much enamored with Violet as they were scared of triggering her WomanScorned tendencies.
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* [[SexGod Sex Goddess]]: SexGoddess: In her final appearance, Violet rants about how, in eight hundred years, none of her lovers prior to Jason have ever wanted to give up having sex with her. Of course, based on the events of that episode, it's possible that at least some of them weren't as much enamored with Violet as they were scared of triggering her WomanScorned tendencies.
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* BadassInCharge: Eric was the Sheriff of Area 5.
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* AuthorityEqualsAsskicking: Surprisingly averted. At 500, Roman is a lot younger and thus physically weaker than most of the other powerful vampires seen on the show, implying that he rose to his position through raw passion, Charisma and common sense to the point where his elders trusted him to run the show.
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* RankScalesWithAsskicking: Surprisingly averted. At 500, Roman is a lot younger and thus physically weaker than most of the other powerful vampires seen on the show, implying that he rose to his position through raw passion, Charisma and common sense to the point where his elders trusted him to run the show.
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* AuthorityEqualsAsskicking: Played straight.
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* InformedAbility: According to Eric, Nora is suppose to be a political genius, and it's the reason Godric turned her and Salome later sponsored her promotion to Chancellor in the Authority. However, during her time at the Authority, we never really see why she's considered a good politician, and the choices she ends up making were not only idiotic, but also caused catastrophic damage for both humans and vampires. She spends the first half of season 5 locked in the Authority's dungeons after it's revealed she's a Sanguinista, and when she's finally released by Salome and put back on the council, she ends up going along with Bill's plan to bomb the true blood factories to force mainstreamers to feed on humans, and later orders vampires to start turning humans to create an army. Not only does this create an international crisis, but it ends up causing humans to turn hostlile against vampires, and later results in the Governor of Louisiana declaring martial law against vampires in the next season. What makes it egregious is that even after having a HeelFaceTurn, Nora acts surprised that humans reacted the way they did, claiming they've never risen up against vampires before, which causes Pam to blast Nora for her stupidity.
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* InformedAbility: According to Eric, Nora is suppose to be a political genius, and it's the reason Godric turned her and Salome later sponsored her promotion to Chancellor in the Authority. However, during her time at the Authority, we never really see why she's considered a good politician, and the choices she ends up making were not only idiotic, but also caused catastrophic damage for both humans and vampires. She spends the first half of season 5 locked in the Authority's dungeons after it's revealed she's a Sanguinista, and when she's finally released by Salome and put back on the council, she ends up going along with Bill's plan to bomb the true blood factories to force mainstreamers to feed on humans, and later orders vampires to start turning humans to create an army. Not only does this create an international crisis, but it ends up causing humans to turn hostlile against vampires, and later results in the Governor of Louisiana declaring martial law against vampires in the next season. What makes it egregious is that even after having a HeelFaceTurn, Nora acts surprised that humans reacted the way they did, claiming they've never risen up against vampires before, which causes Pam to blast Nora for her stupidity.
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* LesbianVampire: She's seen feeding on a very busty young woman, from the inner thigh.
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* LesbianVampire: She's seen feeding on a very busty young woman, from the inner thigh. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NaukLZIRwdw Supplementary material]] reveals she also had a lover named Beatrice during the Women's Suffrage Movement in the 1920s.
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* InformedAbility: According to Eric, Nora is suppose to be a political genius, and it's the reason Godric turned her and Salome later sponsored her promotion to Chancellor in the Authority. However, during her time at the Authority, we never really see why she's considered a good politician, and the choices she ends up making not only were idiotic at best, but cause catastrophic damage for both humans and vampires. She spends the first half of season 5 locked in the Authority's dungeons after it's revealed she's a Sanguinista, and when she's finally released by Salome and put back on the council, she ends up going along with Bill's plan to bomb the true blood factories to force mainstreamers to feed on humans and later ordering vampires to start turning humans to create an army. Not only does this create an international crisis, but it ends up turning humans against vampires, and later results in the Governor of Louisiana declaring martial law against vampires in the next season. What makes it egregious is that even after having a HeelFaceTurn, Nora acts surprised that humans reacted the way they did, claiming they've never risen up against vampires before, which causes Pam to blast her for destroying the peace between vampires and humans.
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* InformedAbility: According to Eric, Nora is suppose to be a political genius, and it's the reason Godric turned her and Salome later sponsored her promotion to Chancellor in the Authority. However, during her time at the Authority, we never really see why she's considered a good politician, and the choices she ends up making were not only were idiotic at best, idiotic, but cause also caused catastrophic damage for both humans and vampires. She spends the first half of season 5 locked in the Authority's dungeons after it's revealed she's a Sanguinista, and when she's finally released by Salome and put back on the council, she ends up going along with Bill's plan to bomb the true blood factories to force mainstreamers to feed on humans humans, and later ordering orders vampires to start turning humans to create an army. Not only does this create an international crisis, but it ends up turning causing humans to turn hostlile against vampires, and later results in the Governor of Louisiana declaring martial law against vampires in the next season. What makes it egregious is that even after having a HeelFaceTurn, Nora acts surprised that humans reacted the way they did, claiming they've never risen up against vampires before, which causes Pam to blast Nora for her for destroying the peace between vampires and humans.stupidity.
