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SPOILER ALERT!

In Episode 12 of Season 3, the last we saw of Bill Compton was when he had vowed to Queen Sophie-Anne that only one of them would leave his house that night. We saw them both jump at each other through the air when the scene ended. After the cut is a spoiler provided by Evan Rachel Wood on the fight, as well as, some really interesting speculation on the topic by Billsbabe, Natalie, aka Aphrodite.

According to Evan Rachel Wood, as told to Access Hollywood, the scene will resume in Season 4 when we’ll finally get to see the actual fight.

Evan Rachel Wood said “True Blood” fans can expect an “epic” fight between her character, Queen Sophie-Anne of Louisiana, and Stephen Moyer’s Bill Compton, when the show returns this summer.

“Of course there will be a resolution. And we’ll just have to wait and see what happens, but it will be epic,” she said of the fight scene between the two vampires, when asked by reporters following her 2011 Winter TCA panel for her HBO miniseries “Mildred Pierce.”

read the rest at Access Hollywood

Speculations have been rampant among the fans about this topic since the season ended, and below is a great contribution written by Billsbabe, Natalie, aka, Aphrodite, who has her own True Blood site atGodhatesfangspodcast.blogspot.com.  She gives us several good examples of what might happen in her offering below:

Bill vs. Sophie-Anne: Smackdown!

Season three left viewers with a number of nail-biting cliffhangers for us to ponder over during the long hiatus until season four. One in particular has been the subject of fans’ speculation…

Fellow fangbangers, in the blue corner we have courteous-yet-lethal Civil War veteran vampire Bill Compton, and in the red corner his deranged, self-infatuated boss Queen Sophie-Anne of Louisiana. It’s set to be the ultimate fang-off, with the fate of vampire-crack telepath Sookie Stackhouse hinging on its outcome.

A number of theories have arisen on fan sites and forums, addressing exactly how Bill might survive this potentially suicidal confrontation, given that Sophie-Anne is more than twice his age and strength. But Bill has his devotion to Sookie on his side, it’s time Sophie-Anne had her comeuppance, and there’s no way he isn’t walking away from this somehow.

So it’s time to place your bets… which of our fighters will emerge victorious in the epic fang-busting bout that could well kick-off season four? Here are the main contenders for the outcome:

1. Bill has actually been working for the American Vampire League all along. Nan Flanagan has been paying him to infiltrate Sophie-Anne’s entourage and report on her reckless behaviour. Right at the critical moment, when it looks like Bill’s number’s up, Nan will arrive with her posse of vampire stormtroopers to arrest Sophie-Anne for V-dealing and tax evasion. Think about it, would Bill, who seeks to distance himself from the cruelties committed by so many of his kind, really remain employed by Sophie-Anne as a procurer of humans for her to murder, for several decades, unless he had his own agenda?

2. Season three’s finale showed Maxine Fortenberry buying a big-ass gun and vampire-exploding wooden bullets, presumably intended for her unwanted future daughter-in-law, the lovely Jessica. Now where would Maxine head first to try to take out the undead minx who de-flowered her precious Hoyt? Why, the Compton house of course! Maxine will show up amid the bloody carnage, and in the confusion will shoot Sophie-Anne, mistaking her for fellow redheaded siren Jessica. This will leave Bill with the dilemma of how to deal with a middle-aged woman intent on killing his progeny.

3. While Sookie is partying hard in fairyland, the subject of Bill inevitably comes up in conversation with the locals. It’s likely that the fairies will be curious as to how he became the first vampire to miraculously travel Narnia-style into the ethereal parallel world. They’ll teleport Bill to their domain for questioning, and Sophie-Anne will see him vanish before her very eyes. This scenario would see her survive, and thus the future could witness a bitter re-match.

But hey, let’s not forget that this is True Blood, the wildest, most unpredictable show on TV. The writers will probably blow our V-fried minds with some sublime lunacy that not even a telepathic waitress would see coming. Brace yourselves for a long, hard withdrawal before we get our True Blood fix again in June, when the fate of Bon Temps’ resident prizefighter, Bill Compton, will be revealed.