(As Sam and Tara kiss, they notice the sound of a door opening in another room and the voices of the argumentative couple from earlier in the day.) (Bill hugs her, and she holds him tightly.) (Bill is laying fully-clothed on his back, underneath his house, trying to move, but he seems unable to. (Inside the Stackhouse home, Bill is looking out through a window in Sookie's dimly-lit bedroom upstairs as Sam walks into the room. (Jason looks up at Andy Bellefleur.) (Lafayette takes the pie from Sookie.) (Sookie turns from Sam, unlocks the door and enters the house, leaving Sam alone on the porch. (Tara gets between Jason and Sookie and faces Jason.) (Tara grabs Lettie Mae's arm and pulls her up out of her chair and away from Mrs. (Tara pushes Jason out of the bedroom and closes the door. (Tara starts to leave, but Lettie Mae grabs her.) And it's very expensive. And she fed me. Andy Bellefleur: Sookie tells you were here when she found the body. Behind Tara and Lafayette sits Hoyt Fortenberry and his mother, Maxine. Bill bites her neck.) Bill: No, not at all. Bill: You know, Sookie doesn't take kindly to people makin' decisions for her. But right now, she needs to be alone. Downstairs, Lafayette sits in the living room while Tara stands with her arms folded, looking out through a window at Bill, who stands in the front lawn holding a bottle of Tru:Blood in his hand.) He is brunet, with an emo hairstyle. He removes her nightgown. Her legs still have Gran's blood on them. It is partly covered by ivy, and has a lengthwise crack. Jason's legs bounce up and down nervously. Jason: She's <snip> a vampire, Tara...
(Jason walks to Sookie's bed.) Lafayette: It is. Let's do it again. Mike Spencer and Neil Jones are kneeling beside Gran's body. Neil Jones looks at Sookie as he passes her, and Sookie hears his thoughts.) SCENE 26: Bill's house. Sam: She said she wants to be alone. She coughs as she is being choked.) She turns and walks over to Sookie, who begins sobbing.) She walks to her window and watches the sunset. Sookie (to Bill): Don't worry about me. Sookie (yelling): This is Gran's pie! Sookie reaches for him, and pulls him toward her, and they kiss.) Sookie runs up Bill's front lawn and Bill runs to greet her. Tara: And you think I don't? Tara: Then that's why you came to this woman's funeral? Tara: You want me to tell 'em all to shut the hell up? The arguing couple is still heard in the background, as well as the death metal as Sam closes the door and Tara places her purse next to a paper grocery sack on a small table just to the left of the door. Uncle Bartlett: She was my sister. Unknown Male Visitor #4 (off-camera; thinking): ...that she would even show her face in front of everybody...
(Tara walks from the sink to where Sookie stands and escorts Sookie from the kitchen.)
Plan: A: Sam; Q: Who takes Sookie home? A: Mike Spencer; Q: Who has Adele's body removed? A: Adele's body; Q: What does Mike Spencer remove from Sookie's house? A: the kitchen; Q: Where is Sookie scrubbing up her Gran's blood? A: Andy; Q: Who confronts Jason after the funeral? A: Bud; Q: Who doubts Jason could murder his own grandmother? A: the case; Q: What do Andy and Bud discuss? A: Jason; Q: Who shows up at work stoned on V? A: Jason Stackhouse; Q: Who does Andy regret releasing? A: nosy townspeople; Q: Who is at the wake? A: Maxine Fortenberry; Q: Who tries to move the last pie Adele made? A: Tara; Q: Who takes Sam back to her hotel room? A: the news; Q: What does Jason learn from Hoyt and Rene? A: the face; Q: What part of Sookie's body does Jason smack? A: the damage; Q: What is already done? A: Jason shoves; Q: Who shoves Andy? A: Gran's funeral; Q: What was the next day after the wake? A: more or less a disaster; Q: What was Gran's funeral? A: his and Sookie's estranged uncle Bartlett; Q: Who does Jason invite to the funeral? A: Lettie Mae; Q: Who makes a speech at Gran's funeral? A: his V-juice addiction; Q: What does Jason struggle with? A: a fool; Q: What does Sookie make of herself at the funeral? A: a demon; Q: What does Lettie Mae say Tara has inside of her? A: an exorcism; Q: What does Lettie Mae want money for? A: her grief; Q: What does Sookie finally let out as she eats the pie? A: her mother's problem; Q: What does Tara feel conflicted about? A: her footsteps; Q: What does Bill hear? A: Bill's fangs; Q: What extends when Sookie races to Bill's house? A: his teeth; Q: What does Bill bury into Sookie's neck? A: her neck; Q: Where does Bill bite Sookie? Summary: Sam and Bill, both very protective and territorial, promise to watch over Sookie, who refuses to leave the house her grandmother and she shared. As soon as Mike Spencer has Adele's body removed, Sookie is in the kitchen scrubbing up her Gran's blood. Andy and Bud discuss the case and although Andy regrets releasing Jason Stackhouse, Bud doubts he could murder his own grandmother. The next day, Sookie holds a wake for Adele in the house, which is full of nosy townspeople. Sookie loses it when Maxine Fortenberry attempts to make room in the fridge by moving the last pie Adele made before she was killed. Tara and Lafayette take Sookie upstairs and tell her not to worry about entertaining the people downstairs and to just feel whatever she's feeling. Sookie confesses that she doesn't think she is feeling anything at all. Jason, oblivious to his Gran's death, shows up at work stoned on V and learns the news from Hoyt and Rene. He races over to the wake, storms into Sookie's room and smacks her square on the face, screaming that it was her fault. Tara pushes Jason out, telling him she doesn't even know who he is anymore. Tara tries to comfort her, but the damage is already done. Outside, Andy confronts Jason and practically accuses him of murdering Adele and Jason shoves Andy down as though he weighed nothing. Gran's funeral the following day is more or less a disaster. Jason invites his and Sookie's estranged uncle Bartlett, which aggravates Sookie. Tara's mother Lettie Mae shows up and makes a speech about a woman she barely knew, Jason continues to struggle with his V-juice addiction and Sookie makes a fool of herself when she cannot block out the townspeople's thoughts and tells them all to "shut the fuck up!" When the funeral is over, Lettie Mae approaches Tara and tells her that she has a demon inside of her that makes her drink and she needs money for an exorcism. Tara thinks this is ridiculous and storms off. Sam takes Sookie home and she tells him that she wants to be alone, but Sam doesn't and neither does Tara. Finally alone, Sookie takes the pie out of the fridge and finally lets out her grief as she eats it, sobbing over every bite. Tara takes Sam back to her hotel room and they have sex. Afterwards, Tara starts to feel conflicted about her mother's problem and leaves Sam alone in the room. Sookie races to Bill's house, Bill hears her footsteps and sweeps her up. In Bill's house, they strip naked and Bill's fangs extend. Sookie tells him she wants him to do it, and Bill buries his teeth into her neck and starts to drink.