"How does Violet have a purpose now?"
Hell hath no fury like...
I'm somewhat disappointed that the writers dragged out that tired trope and in such a heavy-handed way. A couple of episodes back the issue of Violet not being able to give Jason children was put into play. I got the sense that Violet could handle that given that she has so much else to offer him including the prospect of immortality. But, she found a much younger lady vampire beating her time and that is unpardonable. Jason's world is simply no longer big enough for both Violet and Jess.
Just think of Violet as Lorena 2.0...man-crazy, literally

A few feminists at work hate the way female vampires are depicted on the show. According to them, only Lilith was her own person figuratively speaking. Come to think of it, I tend to agree.
Pam is lost without Erik; Lorena couldn't imagine life without Bill; Sophie-Ann ended up betrothed to Russell against her will; Fran was a tool of the male-dominated Authority; Nora was a religious fanatic who did the nasty with her more powerful vampire-sibling; Salome was outsmarted by a male vampire thousands of years younger; Tara was dissed by her maker and former paramour Pam to save Erik; Willa is a lost puppy; Jess moves back home with her maker Bill the minute a relationship doesn't work out; and Sarah Newlin's vampire sister has been kept in hiding by their parents.
I could see all the lady vampires hating Sookie. Hell, her fae milkshake brings all the vampire boys to the yard.
#FactsMatter...your feelings not so much.
Updated On: 7/30/14 at 12:35 PM