to defeat, but shapeshifter Sam-whom Maryann particularly targeted-finally did her in when he shifted into a white bull (the symbol of her crazy god), rammed a horn through her chest, and ripped out her black heart. Maryann’s ability to possess and control hoards of people on a whim made her an especially challenging foe for Sookie and Co. Forrester really was just a big-hearted (albeit very free-spirited) social worker as she claimed, but the show later revealed her to be a maenad, someone who worships Greek party-animal god Dionysis-or rather, the show implied, the Greek version of Satan. Maryann Forrester (Season 2)įans may remember Maryann as “that dark-haired gal with the crazy hip-jerking dance moves.” Maryann first wormed her way into Bon Temps via Tara, Sookie’s BFF, who needed somewhere to stay besides her estranged mother’s place and the jail cell in which Maryann found her. Grab a bottle of TruBlood (erm, blood orange-flavored soda) and reminiscence with us while we count down the seven most memorable True Deaths that have occurred over the past seven seasons. Whether your love it or hate it, there’s no denying that the show always delivers when it comes to gruesome, campy death scenes. As the date on which True Blood meets the True Death looms closer, fans of the sexy vampire soap opera are shedding tears of sadness (or joy, depending on whether or not you’re one of the numerous fans who have voiced displeasure with the show’s declining quality over the past three or four seasons).
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