11. To Love Is to Bury

Complete story — includes the ending

After turning Jessica, Bill buries her body, waiting for her to turn. After her attack, Sookie has Sam stay with her, and the two grow close in Bill's absence. She searches for the woman she saw in her vision learning her name was Cindy; a fangbanger whose brother, Drew Marshall, disappeared shortly after her death. Jason helps Amy clean up after Eddie's death, demanding she get rid of their remaining V-juice. Jason talks to Rene and Hoyt about Amy's V-juice habit. Sam and Sookie look into Drew Marshall, persuading an officer to fax a photo through to the Bon Temps police station. On the way home, Sookie tells Sam that she thinks she loves Bill, but has doubts over his loyalties to other vampires. Amy and Jason make up over dinner, and to do V together one last time; while they're passed, the killer breaks in and strangles Amy to death. Lafayette confronts Senator Finch about campaigning against vampire and gay rights despite their affair. A fully transformed Jessica awakens, and Bill tries to impart his wisdom to her, but she turns out disobedient, and overly-excited. Lettie Mae refuses to bail out Tara. claiming she is a danger to her soul. Instead, Tara is bailed out by a woman named Maryann Forrester, taking Tara into her lavish home. Bill returns home, leaving Jessica with Eric. There, Sookie and Sam wind up sharing a kiss as Bill walks in and attacks Sam. Sookie rescinds Bill's invitation and kicks him out. Believing himself to have killed Amy, Jason turns himself in. At the station, a distracted secretary ignores the fax of Drew Marshall's photo before burying it under a pile of paperwork; the photo reveals Drew Marshall is Rene.