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Bill successfully kidnapped four fairy girls to his palace. He also forced a Japanese chemistry professor to study the possibility of synthesizing fairy blood for him. It turned out that fairy blood had a very short "half-life," the magical chemical compound in fairy blood was extremely unstable once it came out of fairy body. Jessica worried much that Bill would slaughter the fairy kids, but in the end she did it herself as a result of the irresistibly toothsome fairy smell.

On the Sookie front, she, and before long her grandpa and Jason too, found out that Ben was in fact Warlow. She invited Ben to come to her house for a dinner with a plan to take him out herself. Before the dinner, her grandpa and Jason confronted Ben, but they failed. Ben was a fairy vampire who was equipped with both fairy and vampire skills. He confessed that his light was always battling with his darkness. At the end of the episode, it seems that Sookie was about to blow him away with her last fairy super-nova blast.

Erick decided to turn Governor's daughter into a vampire and sent her back to her anti-vampire farther. Her farther did not do well in accepting her, and she probably ended up in the concentration camp.

A possible turn is that Bill may take the opportunity to turn the four dead fairy girls into fairy-turned vampire, who can walk under the sun and go into places without invitation given. But is Bill aware of the possible existence of a fae-vampire?

(S6. E4) My Live Reaction / Review for True Blood Season 6 Episode 4 ''At Last''. Episode 3 was good and I gave it a rating of 8.6/10. Let's see if this one is better or worse. Ben is a vampire? What's going on? Is Ben Warlow? Andy's kids are already teenagers or young adults, that's insane. Bill thinks that this scientist can find a way to synthesize fairy blood? That would be very popular among vampires if he can do it. The governor's daughter is now a vampire, oh he wont like that. Sam already found a new girlfriend, damn he is fast. Nice cliffhanger with Sookie and Warlow. Overall this episode was pretty good, my rating is 9/10.

It's 2022 and I've seen the series several times. The first time I stopped after season 5 when the numerous plots and subplots got out of hand.

This ep featured one of the two times that the vampire killings were too much for me. And that includes the wiping out of a wedding party and frat house. The first was Bill killing Jessica. But at least in that case he was forced. Jessica killing the Fairy sisters in this episode was the worst of all. What makes it the worst is that Jessica is a "good" character which is much worse than a villian doing the killing. The other thing is that up until then, the sisters were presented as cute and funny in humorous scenes making the scene more shockingly detestable. I would have quit the series again if it wasn't so near the end.