'True Blood' season 7 spoilers: More deaths expected, Sarah struggles to survive

"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.

After fans were saddened by the death of werewolf Alcide when he was caught in the crossfire, the audience will surely shed more tears as more characters were said to die in the conclusion of the "True Blood" series. Fans were still mourning the death of Alcide, which the actor already expected.

Previous spoilers revealed that one of the characters in "True Blood" will die after Hep-V infected vampires attacked Bon Temps. However, the rumors did not reveal the name but said that the character is one of the familiar faces in the series and his death will affect many people. Previous reports claimed that a number of favorite characters are not going to survive the final season.

Executive producer Brian Buckner previously warned fans that the last season will include more deaths. However, the producer did not reveal who these characters are. He also claimed that "True Blood" will go back to the basic for the season finale.

Sarah just returned to the TV series last week. Many viewers were surprised to see her character return. Latest reports claimed that Sarah is struggling for her own survival. This is backed up by the statement of the actress, Anna Camp, who portrays Sarah Newlin in the series.

"She's definitely on the run' she's got Pam and Eric after her now, and the Yakuza... This season is about Sarah trying to survive," she said.

Another revelation made by the actress is that she will be able to reunite with Jason Stackhouse.

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

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