'True Blood' season 7 spoilers: Sookie expresses her love for Bill

"True Blood" will bid goodbye on air next week and in the upcoming episode, Sookie will express her love for Bill.

In Monday night's episode of "True Blood" season 7, Sookie almost accepted defeat because Bill refused to take the cure. Bill was infected by the Hep-V virus. When the season started, Sookie was dating the werewolf Alcide, but he ended up dead trying to protect Sookie. Eric, on the other hand, was missing for a while but after he was found, he went on a quest after he found out that drinking from Sarah Newlin is the cure for Hep V virus.

The official HBO synopsis of next week's episode reads: "Sookie (Anna Paquin) weighs a future with and without Bill (Stephen Moyer). Eric (Alexander Skarsgard) and Pam (Kristin Bauer van Straten) struggle with their uncomfortable partnership with Mr. Gus (Will Yun Lee). Sam (Sam Trammell) makes a choice, while Andy (Chris Bauer) comes upon an unexpected inheritance."

Next week, Bill will try to convince Sookie that she deserves everything in life. However, Sookie had wanted Bill to live but he had not taken the cure. Will he take the cure now or will he die and leave Sookie? Many fans are wondering whether Sookie and Bill will end up together before the season ends. It seems that Sookie cannot let go of Bill as he is all that she has now.

Meanwhile, "True Blood" fans must hold on to their chest as more deaths are set to happen in the final season of the hit vampire TV series. The audience will surely shed more tears as more characters were said to die in the conclusion of the "True Blood" series. Fans are still mourning the death of Alcide, which the actor already expected.

The final episode of "True Blood" season finale is entitled "Thank You". The last episode will air on August 25 on HBO.

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