And while Bill made it out alive, his friend warned him that that was his only warning for war deserters. The friend shot the man leading the group but spared Bill’s life when his wife jumped in front with their infant child to protect him. But he was caught by one his former friends. In a flashback, viewers discovered that Bill had tried to move his family out of the South with a group of others.
Bill was no Yankee sympathizer, but he was labeled as one when he voiced his opinions on the war being a “lost cause” and the South being outnumbered. While lurking in a corner at the Bon Temps shindig, Bill reflected on the moment he found out that Lincoln had declared war on the South and that people were enlisting to fight the Yankees. But on his journey home, Bill ran into Lorena – the vampire who turned him and prevented him from ever returning to his family.
WHO KILLS BILL COMPTON IN TRUE BLOOD SERIES
Thanks to previous seasons, fans of the HBO series know that Bill had fought in the Civil War and survived. It was at Sookie’s party that “True Blood” viewers got another look into Bill Compton’s past.
While no one kicked the fang in episode 5 on Sunday, the final moments of “Lost Cause” revealed that a major character became infected with Hep-V.įor those who missed episode 5, “Lost Cause” focused on Pam and Eric’s journey to Dallas to hunt down Sarah Newlin, and the fine folks of Bon Temps celebrating life and death by throwing a party at Sookie’s house.
Did Sookie infect Bill with Hep-V? That's our theory after the episode 5 shocker in "True Blood." HBOĪt this rate, the seventh and final season of “True Blood” will end with every character dead.
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