him-e:

switchbladekiller:

hsm7:

Sookie is pretty much “Stepford Sookie” at this point. First, she has little to no sympathy for this “poor fangbanger”. Her affect is completely off. Her cheerfulness in those last two gifs are unsettling considering the topic of their conversation. Secondly, her own words fly right over her head. She doesn’t identify at all with the description she just gave.  So much about this is wrong.  Granted, she’s happy Bill’s alive, but she disregards everything else and doesn’t really see the tragedy of what’s happened. Her view is extremely narrow at this point. 

Very disturbing scene, Bill has really got his hooks into her with the blood by this stage. Hoyt’s and Rene’s ( Drew Marchall) reaction says it all.

She’s only interested in the fact that Bill is alive. Three vampires and (most certainly) a human died in the fire and she’s all happy and giggly because her Beel is alive and in one piece. I’d very much like to slap her in the face, but then I tell myself that Sookie isn’t really there in this scene, she has been replaced by a puppet full of Bill’s blood. I’m so glad that eventually she snapped out of it.

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wayofthelotus:

him-e:

hsm7:

soyeahimafangirl:

ohiogurl:

thinkingbox:

southgatrubie75:

thinkingbox:

“…because a part of me has always wanted you.”

her face…

TB Re-Watch - S01E04

The way Bill has to shove her over because she wants to stop right in front of Eric. She wants to stay right there and just look at him. Sigh….

^^^^ xactly

Yes, I just noticed this too! Bill runs into Sookie because she stopped moving—right in front of Eric. She looks rapt. Bill has to push her out of the way so he can address Eric. The writers/director/actors knew what they were doing from the first moment between them.

Amazing. I’ve never noticed that before. They are fantastically adept at weaving this story.

Interesting…that never quite registered for me, either, but it must have some significance or else they would have just re-shot it if someone had just missed their mark. Considering what we’ve learned about Bill, his history with Eric, and the way Sookie had noticed Eric earlier, it makes sense that he would want to place himself in the dominant position with Eric and with Sookie.

LOL I never noticed before, but he’s totally shoving her so she ends facing Pam instead of Eric 

Bill was always worried about Eric and Sookie meeting. When Sookie first picks the idea of the vampire bar out of someone’s head and asks Bill to take her, his face looks as though he just ate a lemon. He worries about what she’s wearing, calls her vampire bait, holds tightly to her as they’re walking into Fangtasia. After Sookie asks about Eric for the first time, Bill says, “Oh, you noticed him, did you?” Sookie answers, “It’s not like that…” But Bill says everyone notices Eric, and he’s been paying enough attention that he has seen Eric “scan” Sookie twice. At the time we are meant to think Bill is merely jealous, but later we find out he was also worried Eric would discover what Sookie was and blow his cover. Sookie, however, is immediately drawn to this new vampire, and though she fears him she is also intrigued. She seems much more interested in him than she was in the nasty trio, who disgusted her right away. Although she is later angry with Eric and sometimes infuriated by the things he does, the seed of her attraction to him was always planted at that first meeting, before she’d even had his blood. Bill never had a chance.

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santress:

Close-ups of Alexander Skarsgard in NYC (May 20, 2013).

(Originals:  characteristicallyexuberant.tumblr)

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marvelandwhimsy:

x

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soyeahimafangirl:

ohiogurl:

thinkingbox:

southgatrubie75:

thinkingbox:

“…because a part of me has always wanted you.”

her face…

TB Re-Watch - S01E04

The way Bill has to shove her over because she wants to stop right in front of Eric. She wants to stay right there and just look at him. Sigh….

^^^^ xactly

Yes, I just noticed this too! Bill runs into Sookie because she stopped moving—right in front of Eric. She looks rapt. Bill has to push her out of the way so he can address Eric. The writers/director/actors knew what they were doing from the first moment between them.

Amazing. I’ve never noticed that before. They are fantastically adept at weaving this story.

Interesting…that never quite registered for me, either, but it must have some significance or else they would have just re-shot it if someone had just missed their mark. Considering what we’ve learned about Bill, his history with Eric, and the way Sookie had noticed Eric earlier, it makes sense that he would want to place himself in the dominant position with Eric and with Sookie.

Sookie is pretty much “Stepford Sookie” at this point. First, she has little to no sympathy for this “poor fangbanger”. Her affect is completely off. Her cheerfulness in those last two gifs are unsettling considering the topic of their conversation. Secondly, her own words fly right over her head. She doesn’t identify at all with the description she just gave.  So much about this is wrong.  Granted, she’s happy Bill’s alive, but she disregards everything else and doesn’t really see the tragedy of what’s happened. Her view is extremely narrow at this point. 

(Source: comptonfamily, via tallblondeviking)

joachimdana:

Alexander Skarsgård

Exit (Sweden, 2006)

Character : Fabian von Klerking (Alex)

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