'True Blood' season 7 spoilers: Sookie risks her life to save Bill

On the eighth episode of "True Blood" season 7, Sookie will risk her own life in order to save her mate Bill.

The official HBO synopsis of next week's episode states: "With his prey in sight, Eric reconsiders his end-game strategies against Sarah. Sookie puts her life at risk in hopes of saving Bill. Lettie Mae (Adina Porter) and Lafayette (Nelsan Ellis) urge Reverend Daniels (Gregg Daniel) to join them in their V-fueled search for Tara (Rutina Wesley). Violet (Karolina Wydra) eyes payback against those who betrayed her, while an old love is reborn for others."

Loyal fans must watch out for how Sookie will almost put her life on the line just to save her lover. Bill was infected by the Hep-V virus and Sookie is determined to find a cure.

Meanwhile, the cast and crew of "True Blood" graced the recently concluded San Diego Comic Con and provided some hints on what to expect in the remaining episodes of the vampire series. The panel said that the last remaining episodes will focus on Bill and Sookie while wrapping things up.

It is almost common knowledge that the last four episodes will center on Bill and Sookie's relationship although Bill was infected by Hep-V virus. Sookie will try very hard to find the cure to save him and Bill hinted that there may be a sacrifice in order to save him.

"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.

The hit vampire drama series "True Blood" airs every Sunday, 9 PM at HBO.

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