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The Facts (disclosed thus far in the series—no spoiler alert if you’re caught up):

* Sookie has telepathic abilities.
* Sookie can’t read the minds of vampires.
* She can read the minds of some other supernatural creatures such as shifters and weres.
* Bill and others seem to have been investigating Sookie’s lineage.
* Vampires take a special interest in Sookie and seem to have an attraction to her.
* When seriously threatened, Sookie can emit a light from her hand; this seems to stop those intending to harm her.
* When unconscious and in the hospital in the most recent episode, Sookie had an ethereal dream or vision in which she met one Claudine.
* Jason revealed that Sookie was born at home and had never been to the hospital prior to her most recent emergency.
* Maryann Forrester was intrigued by Sookie’s nature, indicating that Sookie has an ability considered rare, even among supernatural beings.
* After feeding on Sookie, Bill receives few negative effects from sun exposure. While he took a lot of blood, this may be an indication that her blood is somehow heartier than that of other humans.
* The hospital was unable to determine Sookie’s blood type indicating that she ‘has no blood type.’
* Sophie, Louisiana’s queen, has taken a special interest in Hadley—revealed to be Sookie’s cousin.

The Truth:

The book series reveal the truth about Sookie Stackhouse. Beyond what Sookie actually is, the experience is the true focus of her life. Like all people—fictional, supernatural, human or not—Sookie learns more about who she is as she ages. This is a theme to which most readers and viewers relate.


For the answer about Sookie’s true nature, READ BELOW (BUT ONLY IF YOU DO NOT WANT TO BE SPOILED!)

Sookie is part fairy. This explains many of the above facts as well as her brother Jason’s charismatic nature and Sophie’s interest in Hadley.

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