1.3 "Mine" Trivia Quiz

Answer: He has Hepatitis D

Diane attempts to sample Sookie's virgin blood, and Bill announces "Sookie is mine". Following this Malcolm explains that he always takes Jerry with him wherever he goes. Being the good house guest he his, Malcolm offers Bill a taste of Jerry. Luckily for Bill, Sookie picks up the thoughts of Jerry who is pleased to be infecting another vampire with 'Hep D'. Once the vampire trio learn this, Jerry's future prospects look poor. Bill explains that Hepatitis D is the only blood-borne pathogen to which vampires are susceptible, it is apparently a mutation which is harmless to humans.

Hepatitis D will not kill a vampire, though it will make them weak and hence vulnerable for around a month. In the books, this disease is called Sino-Aids.

Answer: They become more cruel and vicious

Bill was not expecting the pleasure of the visit of the vampire trio, he reveals that vampires sharing a nest become laws unto themselves. He believes that "vampires living alone are much more likely to hang onto a semblance of humanity". When Bill later visits the trio's nest Liam introduces him as "everyone's favourite buzz-kill".

It becomes apparent that the three aren't interested in towing the vampire party line, telling Bill that not everyone wants to play human and live off synthetic blood.

As Malcolm states, "if we can't kill people what's the point of being a vampire?". Malcolm also reveals that they left the Hepatitis D infected Jerry's body by the road - well most of it anyway.

Answer: No

After Malcolm looks deep in to Sookie's eyes and suggests that she come inside, Sookie, blunt as ever, states outright "Are you trying to glamour me?" She goes on to say she is unsure why she is immune to "glamouring", but informs the vampire "that doesn't work on me".

The vampires are nonplussed, but allow Sookie to enter unharmed after Bill orders them to let her inside. Sookie retains her Southern manners during the altercation, the same cannot be said for the three vampires.

Answer: Dumber than a box of hair

Jason is unable to overcome the thought of Dawn having been with a vampire, experiencing disturbing mental images. This leads to yet another fight between the two. After drawing a gun on Jason to get him to leave her home, she yells that he is obnoxious and full of himself, and dumber than a box of hair.

The fact that he is now unable to perform is the last straw, and Dawn feels there is no longer a reason for her to continue to see Jason.

Answer: A dog

Tara and Sam bond over their dislike for Bill, and over their both suffering from unrequited love ... Sam for Sookie, and Tara for Jason. Both Sam and Tara reveal that they are lonely, Tara wonders why Sam has a such time opening up, after all, as she states to him "please, what have you got to hide?". Tara returns to her home in the morning leading to physical altercation with her drunk mother which results in Tara leaving and moving in with Lafayette.

She reveals to him that Sam "barks in his sleep".

Answer: Buffy or Blade

Sam is reading the newspaper when he learns that a Starbucks is coming to a nearby town, he tells a collie dog "you know who I really wish would come to Marthaville? Buffy ... or Blade - anyone of those vampire killers". His sentiment is not unfounded, as evidenced by the attitude of the vampire newcomers Diane, Malcolm and Liam.

They enlighten Sookie that virgin blood the second best tasting blood, second of course, only to baby's blood. Sam not the only one unhappy with Sookie's involvement in Bill, Tara is also concerned, especially after she discovered that Bill's family once owned slaves.

Answer: She doesn't know what he is thinking

Adele - the coolest grandmother ever - helps Sookie explore her feelings for Bill. She is one of the few people in town to be unprejudiced about the arrival of vampires. Adele understands that Sookie is scared as she is contemplating her first ever relationship. Adele is surprised to learn that Sookie can't hear what Bill is thinking, though she imagines that this wouldn't be such a bad thing for Sookie. Bill's theory on why she can't hear his thoughts is because he has no brain waves - being dead and all!

Answer: Sookie's grandfather

While discussing Sookie's relationship with Bill, Adele reveals that her husband, Sookie's grandfather, used to "know things". He knew when people were having financial problems, or if they were cheating on their spouse, personal things that they would not have told him.

He used this talent to stop his brother Francis from killing himself after returning from war. Well, he managed to save him the first time he attempted suicide, Adele admits that great-uncle Francis did eventually kill himself, but that was years later!

Answer: V - vampire blood

Jason goes to Lafayette looking for Viagra, Lafayette informs him that as Viagra is legal he does not stock it. At $600 per quarter ounce, "V" is not cheap, Lafayette started dealing it when he realised there was a market for it, this is despite the risk of vampires finding out and punishing him. Lafayette gives Jason strict instructions on using "V" telling him to take "one, maybe two drops, no more.

Otherwise things might get a little intense and I don't mean in a good way". Knowing Jason, this is unlikely to end well.

Answer: She is dead

Sookie is sitting on the steps to Bill's house when Sam calls her to ask if she will run by Dawn's to wake her up, believing that she probably overslept. When Sookie arrives she finds the front door unlocked and enters Dawn's home. Hearing the alarm clock she heads into Dawn's bedroom only to find her dead on her bed.