I've sort of covered this subject in my fics, but it's something that really bothers me when I see it creeping out of the TB section, and into the SVM section because it's easier to write Godric. Frankly, that's why I don't read much TB fic - the fundamental problems undercutting the foundation of Eric's character. You want easy nonsensical
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Oh, yes, I've read that before. Everything Eric does is really a secret favour he's doing for Sookie. He didn't go with Hallow because he cared about Sookie - it's a complete load of rubbish. It was one of the things that I thought about, but didn't mention it above - but I did mention it in Marks. Eric didn't want to whore himself out to anyone else ever again.
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In reference to AB not understanding that Eric could be abused by a man - I don't really see that. AB is a gay man, and open or not about what that subculture entails there is a lot of under reported violence in it - particularly male on male centered violence. I think that is something he would be aware of, even if he never experienced it himself.
But I do agree - he has no insight with women. They had to make Sophie-Anne younger than Eric - because it would be strange seeing a young adult looking woman actually be stronger than a 1000 year old ASkars Viking. Though I enjoy Nan Flannigan giving him shit on occasion.
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Godric was far from the 'saintly' maker we saw in Dallas and the first thing he did to a much younger looking (and feeling) Eric was stroke his face which seemed to terrify Eric. He then forces him to drink from Sookie, later we see Eric upset and shedding tears and Sookie tries to comfort him by saying something along the lines of 'He was your maker and you miss him/loved him'.
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