Sookie Sentence Examples

Further establishing herself as a Hollywood superstar, Paquin took on the role of Sookie Stackhouse in the television show True Blood, based on the Southern Vampire novels by Charlaine Harris.

Paquin plays the main character, Sookie Stackhouse, who is a telepathic bartender who has fallen in love with a vampire.

She's since played Rogue in the X-Men movies, and is now the star of HBO's series True Blood, playing Sookie Stackhouse.

Their most popular bass tabs are - not suprisingly - Born to Be Wild and Magic Carpet Ride, but they also feature tabs for Rock Me and Sookie Sookie.

Today, the Twilight and Sookie Stackhouse books and their companion movie and TV series' are even more popular with people of all ages.

At the center of the story is a love story between a human with telepathic abilities, Sookie Stackhouse, and a vampire who is caught between the vampire and human world, Bill Compton.

The roles of Sookie and Bill are played by actors Anna Paquin and Stephen Moyer, who are engaged in real life after meeting during the show.

She worked her way up to manager and along with the Sookie, her clumsy cook and Michel, her French assistant manager (who makes rude an art form) she eventually opens her own Inn after the Independence Inn burns to the ground.

They will explore her friendships with Sookie, Michel and other prominent Stars Hollow citizens.

The series by Alan Ball (Six Feet Under) is based on the popular series of Sookie Stackhouse novels by Charlaine Harris.

Sookie Stackhouse is a telepathic waitress who works at Merlotte's Bar in the small, Louisiana town of Bon Temps.

Sookie is a bit of an oddity in her town, where everyone knows she can hear things or knows things she shouldn't.

In Season One of True Blood, Sookie met Bill Compton, a vampire who lives in Bon Temps.

Sookie is attracted to Bill, while others are afraid of him and a serial killer keeps things turned upside down in the small town.

Mary Ann shares a past with Sam, she's also providing a home for Sookie's best friend Tara and Eggs (a character familiar to series readers).

Sookie doesn't want any part of her Uncle Bartlett's money so she passes it to Jason.

In Season 2, Bill will need Eric's help to save Sookie's life after she is attacked by a mysterious creature.

Eric, Sookie and Bill will also travel to the city of Dallas to investigate a vampire mystery.

Eric's interest in Sookie and her abilities will grow while Sookie and Bill's relationship continues to face challenges both from the past, present and future.

Many spoilers can be found in the Charlaine Harris' Sookie Stackhouse books upon which the television show is based, but the deviations from the literature can keep fans hopping.

At the end of True Blood's first season, the serial killer has been stopped and Sookie, Sam and Tara are closing up shop at Merlotte's when they find a body in the back of Andy Bellefleur's car.

Generally well received by the critics, some fans deplored the increased roles of characters in the book who were considered minor while still others found the expansion beyond Sookie's viewpoint to be rewarding.

Anna Paquin on True Blood is Sookie Stackhouse.

The accent Anna Paquin sports as Sookie Stackhouse on True Blood is similar to the accent she affected as the mutant Rogue in the three X-Men films.

Nominated for multiple awards, Anna Paquin's star continues to rise with her casting in the pivotal role of heroine Sookie Stackhouse based on the Charlaine Harris novels.

In 2007, Anna Paquin won the role of Sookie Stackhouse in Alan Ball's new HBO series True Blood.

Sookie Stackhouse is a telepath who works as a waitress in the small Louisiana town of Bon Temps.

Sookie meets Bill Compton, first official vampire resident of her town, Bon Temps, and falls in love.

The opening lines of Bad Things can refer to a lot of first meetings in True Blood, but seem particularly indicative of Bill Compton's first trip to Merlotte's Bar where he meets telepathic waitress Sookie Stackhouse.

Bill's vampire nature fascinates Sookie in particular because she can't hear his thoughts.

Vampire Bill is equally enchanted with Sookie, particularly when she takes on a pair of drainers to save his life.

Sookie and Bill soon embark on a romantic relationship that takes Sookie further into the world of vampires.

In season two, Sookie struggles with Bill's newly made daughter, an attack by a vicious creature, a near kidnapping and work for the local vampire sheriff Eric that takes her to Dallas.

Jason Stackhouse, Sookie's older brother, is dealing with his own bad things first through sex, then drugs and in season two, he uses religion.

Images of Eric, Bill, Sookie and Sam are popular with many fans, but still others enjoy Tara, Lafayette and Jason.

Sookie and Bill became involved while a serial killer stalked the women of the town.

However the series is allowing greater focus on secondary characters in Bon Temps while Sookie travels with Eric and Bill to the Lone Star State to investigate the missing Godric.

Lafayette's involvement with Eric promises to add another layer to the elder vamp's interest in telepath Sookie Stackhouse.

Eric's fascination with Sookie and her abilities is a source of friction with Bill Comptom, Sookie's vampire lover, who cannot deny Eric his wishes.

Sookie's best friend Tara comes to work at Merlotte's.

The First Taste Bill saves Sookie from the drainers attack, giving her his blood to heal her injuries.

Bill stakes his claim on Sookie in front of the other vamps.

Gran encourages Sookie to help her brother.

Bill takes Sookie to Fangtasia for the first time where she catches Eric's eye.

Cold Ground Gran's murder leaves Sookie and Jason reeling.

Burning House of Love Sookie confesses that her Uncle Bartlett molested her as a child.

Sookie is relieved to find Bill alive and agrees to help Eric with a vampire problem at Fangtasia.

Plaisir d'Amour Bill kills a vampire to save Sookie.

Sookie's cat is the next murder victim she finds.

I Don't Want To Know Sam reveals his secret to Sookie.

To Love is to Bury Sookie and Sam investigate a link to the murders.

Bill is upset when he finds Sookie in Sam's arms.

Sookie must fight for her life when she figures out the murderer.

Sookie learns about Jessica and Bill's part in creating her.

Sookie gives Jason her inheritance from Uncle Bartlett and he considers using it to go to the FellowShip of the Sun leadership retreat.

Keep This Party Going Sookie and Bill make up and cope with Jessica's presence in their life.

Scratches Sookie storms away from Bill and is assaulted in the woods.

Sookie and Bill head to Texas at Eric's request to investigate Godric's disappearance.

Eric uses his blood to bond Lafayette to him because of Lafayette's connections to Sookie.

A man tries to kidnap Sookie at the airport.

MaryAnn continues her pursuit of Tara, invading Sookie's house with a surprise birthday party for her.

Sookie is fascinated by Barry, another telepath.Eric revals that Godric is his maker.

Sookie plans to infiltrate the Fellowship of the Sun to find Godric, unaware that Jason will be there too.

Hard-Hearted Hannah Eric sics Bill's maker on him in an effort to distract Bill from Sookie for Eric's own pursuit.

Sookie takes Isabel's human Hugo to infiltrate the Fellowship of the Sun.

Sookie is a prisoner of the Fellowship of the Sun.

At Comic Con in July 2009, Alan Ball promised that Sookie and Eric fans have a lot to look forward to in future True Blood episodes.

Sam Merlotte is known as Sookie's best friend and boss.

He's definitely one of Sookie's most reliable companions.

Unfortunately for Sam, Sookie is too far away to help her boss and friend.

Despite the popularity of the relationships and romance within the Sookie Stackhouse books, they all contain an element of mystery hence The Southern Vampire Mysteries.

The books focus on Sookie, a waitress at Bon Temps bar owned by Sam Merlotte.

Sookie is played by Anna Paquin in the series.

The stories in the novels are all told from Sookie's viewpoint.

It is through Sookie's eyes that readers are introduced first to vampires, then to werewolves and shape shifters and more recently to the fairies.

In later novels, Sookie is revealed to be part fairy herself.

Unlike the novels, the television series is able to delve into the lives of all the residents in Bon Temps, to fill them out beyond just the aspects that Sookie sees and interacts with.

Eric orders Bill to take Sookie to Dallas to investigate a missing vampire as a favor to the Sheriff of that area.

Bill is honor bound to obey Eric, but Sookie requests payment to help cover her bills.

In Dallas, Sookie meets Barry the Bellboy who is the first and only other telepath she has encountered.

For the most part, readers are not privy to what is happening in Bon Temps, although Sookie is attacked by a creature as a warning to Eric that the Sheriff should be paying the Manead tribute.

It was announced in July 2009 that at least three more Sookie Stackhouse novels would join the first nine.

In 2008, the Sookie Stackhouse novels made the leap to television in the original HBO series True Blood and the Louisiana town of Bon Temps.

The artistic license taken in the series is similar to that of True Blood which has veered from the Sookie Stackhouse novels upon which it is based.

While vampires are the primary supernatural creature of True Blood, waitress Sookie Stackhouse is a telepath and her bartender boss Sam Merlotte is a shapeshifter (he can become any animal).

When the first season began Sookie met Vampire Bill for the first time.

Sookie and Bill's attraction grew after she saved him from V harvesters (people who bled out vampires to sell their blood) and he introduced her to the nearby vampire sheriff, Eric.

Bill and Sookie's romance soon took a backseat when Sookie became a target of the real killer.

Sookie joined Eric and Bill in Dallas for a vampire conference while Jason flirted with the Fellowship of the Sun.

His path collided with Sookie's when she was taken prisoner by the Fellowship and they threatened to burn her with Eric's maker.

It took the combined efforts of Sam, Sookie and Bill to defeat the creature.

At the conclusion of season two, Bill proposed to Sookie and then vanished.

Alcide will be a love interest for Sookie.

The only people not falling prey to her madness were Andy (who was drinking heavily), Sam (who was running) and eventually Jason, Sookie and Bill who were out of town.

In Charlaine Harris' novels, the Maenad first arrives to attack Sookie as a way of sending a message to Eric Northman, the Sheriff of Area Five.

When Bill, Sookie and Jason return from Dallas, they discover that Bon Temps has gone mad.

Sookie and Lafayette team up to protect Tara who is possessed by Maryann's madness.

Between Bill's mesmerizing gaze and Sookie's telepathy, Sookie is able to punch through the darkness shrouding Tara's mind.

Sookie Stackhouse and all of her vampire friends can be played right through your computer with this complete listing of links for every episode of the series thus far.

At just over one thousand years of age, Eric Northman first appears in the Dead Until Dark when Sookie Stackhouse meets the Sheriff of Area Five at his bar Fangtasia.

The Southern Vampire Mysteries books are told from the point of view of main character Sookie Stackhouse, so all of the characters are seen through the lens of Sookie's viewpoint.

Despite her involvement with Bill, Sookie is immediately attracted to the Viking Sheriff.

Eric's relationship with Sookie (Anna Paquin) begins as one of fascination for the telepath.

Sookie's fairy heritage is unknown for several of the novels, although True Blood delves into it much sooner.

Eric's courtship of Sookie is unique, because he is not above manipulating Sookie to serve his own needs including having her consume some of his blood when she sucks a bullet from his wound.

Once his blood is in her system, Sookie's inhibitions lower, allowing her attraction for Eric to rise to the surface.

After consuming his blood, Sookie begins to dream of Eric.

Sookie and Eric's bond deepens after she goes to Godric and stays with him while he awaits the sun.

Eric is heartbroken over the death of his maker, a grief that Sookie shares with him.

At the end of the third season, however, it seems as though Eric is betraying Sookie by turning her over to Russell Edgington.

He and Edgington drink from Sookie, allowing them to walk in the sun.

It is Sookie who drags Eric and Edgington to safety, saving both.

When Bill sets out to double-cross Eric and bury him in cement, Eric escapes and reveals Bill's lies to Sookie.

Although Eric lacks sentimentality, his concern for Sookie remains genuine and he avoids lying to her.

Tara Thornton (Rutina Wesley) has been Sookie Stackhouse's (Anna Paquin) best friend since childhood.

Unfortunately, the hope Tara found in Miss Jeannette's actions left Tara angry and aimless, lashing out at the people in her life including cousin Lafayette; best friend Sookie; and bar owner, boss and sometime lover Sam.

Sookie and Lafayette rescued her, purging Maryann's control.

She struck, caving in his head and escaping with Sookie.

Tara was a sophisticated, talented young woman who grew up in Bon Temps and was one of Sookie's oldest friends, but they lost touched.

Sam Merlotte forms the grounded cornerstone to Sookie's (Anna Paquin) supernatural experiences and has proven repeatedly, that he is her most loyal and devoted friend.

Portrayed by actor Sam Trammell on the series, Sam owns Merlotte's Bar where Sookie works.

You'll also find a forum here to further discuss the show and all things Sookie.

Charlaine Harris is the author of the Sookie Stackhouse books which True Blood is based on, and she often appears with the cast at events and award presentations.

Keep up with Sookie, Eric, Bill, Sam, and all your favorite characters by visiting several True Blood blogs daily.

Portrayed by Ryan Kwanten on the HBO series True Blood, Jason Stackhouse is the older brother of Sookie Stackhouse (Anna Paquin).

Despite a close relationship with Sookie, the siblings do not always see eye to eye.

When Jason found them threatening his sister, he turned his training on the Fellowship to rescue Sookie.

The fourth season began when Sookie returned from the land of fairies over over a year after she disappeared from Ben Temp.

Things changed a lot while Sookie was gone.

He continued to look after the orphans in Hotshot for the missing Crystal and sold Sookie's house.

Although Jason and Sookie enjoyed a happy reunion, it isn't long before Jason's charges in Hotshot turned on him.

Married to Crystal for a time, Jason found her cheating on him and set her up so that Sookie and Calvin would catch her.