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Setting:

Where- Bon Temps, Louisiana

When- Take place when the vampire came out of it coffin 4 years ago

Time Frame- Everything that's happened in Dead until Dark, it seems a little hard to believe that it's all taken place in one year. And in this book, Sookie, the main character, mentions it was getting close to December (possibly Club Dead, which is the next book) So it probably take about two years for everything that occurred in this novel.

Mood- Love

Tone: Scary, horror, fantasy, and sexual

Point of View:

-First person, told by one of the main characters, Sookie Stackhouse

Style:

Diction- The author's word in this novel is more like guilty pleasures.

Sentence Structure- The author uses mixtures of sentence structures. She uses simple, compound and complex sentence structures.

Figurative Language- The author uses colloquial language

Tone- The author's tone in this novel makes the style a combination of vampire and mystery, which make this novel so intense.

Plot:

Basic Situation-

-There are several murders in Bon Temps, and people believe that Bill is behind the murders because many of the bodies have fang marks

Events-

-The Bon Temps police suspect Sookie's brother Jason and arrest him because he has been romantically linked to two of the victims

Events-

-Sookie wants to help her brother and asks Bill to take her to a vampire bar called Fangtasia in nearby Shreveport.

Climax-

-Bill is gone, Sookie discovers that the murderer is her brother's friend Rene Lenier

-He almost kills her, but she fights back

Resolution-

-Badly injured, Sookie wakes up in the hospital and finds Bill by her side.

- Bill tells Sookie that he has become his area's investigator, working under Eric.

SUMMARY: Sookie Stackhouse is a telepath who lives in a world where vampires have come out to the public and become legal citizens since the Japanese developed a synthetic blood, True Blood, which allowed vampires to lived without feeding on humans. She falls in love with a vampire, a Civil War veteran named Bill

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