True Blood Godric Biography
Godric was born some time in the first century B.C. in Gaul, possibly on the coast, as the Gauls worshiped the elements, and the tattoo on Godric's left arm is a tribal symbol for water.
Godric was captured as a small boy by the Roman army during one of Julius Caesar's invasions of Gaul. He was brought back to Rome and sold as a slave to a roman master, who eventually revealed himself to be a Vampire. His new master was cruel and sadistic. He branded Godric, as well as physically and sexually abusing him as he grew into a teenager.
When Godric reached the age of 16, his master finally turned him. Godric stayed with his maker for an unknown period of time, until he had learned all he could from him about being a Vampire, and had mastered his new abilities. He then murdered his maker, seeking revenge for the abuses he had suffered at his hands during his Human life. This is an extremely rare occurrence in Vampire history, as a progeny is usually extremely loyal to their Maker and vice versa, bound to obey their commands, and are always physically weaker than they. Thus, exactly how Godric was able to murder his maker is not known. The act got him into serious trouble with the ancient Vampire community, so he fled into the wilderness to escape their justice, living feral and alone for centuries.
Godric was the former Vampire sheriff of Area 9 in Dallas, Texas. An ancient Vampire of 2,000 years-old, Godric suffered much cruelty at the hands of the Human race and his own maker which instilled in him a great amount of hatred and resentment. So much so, that he spent most of his existence hunting Humans for sport and passing on his disdain for the living to his progenies, Eric and Nora. However, after millennia, Godric realized that all the senseless killing had only left him feeling detached and empty.
Having grown tired of his own immortality, and consumed with guilt over the evil he had committed in the past, Godric offered himself to the Fellowship of the Sun, a self-proclaimed "church" of Vampire hating fanatics. The Fellowship intended to sacrifice Godric at dawn, by forcing him to "meet the sun". Godric hoped that this act of self-sacrifice would cleanse him of his guilt, and repair the relationship between Vampires and Humans. Unfortunately, Godric's plan backfired, due to Eric's intervention, who believed his maker had been abducted by the Fellowship.
Godric was forced to leave the Fellowship's sanctuary in order to stop his own subjects from massacring the misguided humans, robbing the Fellowship of their sacrifice, and causing them to retaliate with a suicide bomber. Godric's nest was destroyed in the explosion which killed both Vampires and Humans, and caused somewhat of a publicity disaster for the Vampire rights movement. As a result, Godric was fired from his sheriffs position. With nothing left to live for, Godric decided to "meet thsun" on his own terms. Upon the rooftop of the Hotel Carmilla, Godric bade farewell to Eric, and was accompanied until the end by Sookie Stackhouse, who assured him that he would find forgiveness, not punishment in the afterlife. Godric then turned to greet the sun, rising up to see God, and finally finding peace.
Godric was born some time in the first century B.C. in Gaul, possibly on the coast, as the Gauls worshiped the elements, and the tattoo on Godric's left arm is a tribal symbol for water.
Godric was captured as a small boy by the Roman army during one of Julius Caesar's invasions of Gaul. He was brought back to Rome and sold as a slave to a roman master, who eventually revealed himself to be a Vampire. His new master was cruel and sadistic. He branded Godric, as well as physically and sexually abusing him as he grew into a teenager.
When Godric reached the age of 16, his master finally turned him. Godric stayed with his maker for an unknown period of time, until he had learned all he could from him about being a Vampire, and had mastered his new abilities. He then murdered his maker, seeking revenge for the abuses he had suffered at his hands during his Human life. This is an extremely rare occurrence in Vampire history, as a progeny is usually extremely loyal to their Maker and vice versa, bound to obey their commands, and are always physically weaker than they. Thus, exactly how Godric was able to murder his maker is not known. The act got him into serious trouble with the ancient Vampire community, so he fled into the wilderness to escape their justice, living feral and alone for centuries.
Godric was the former Vampire sheriff of Area 9 in Dallas, Texas. An ancient Vampire of 2,000 years-old, Godric suffered much cruelty at the hands of the Human race and his own maker which instilled in him a great amount of hatred and resentment. So much so, that he spent most of his existence hunting Humans for sport and passing on his disdain for the living to his progenies, Eric and Nora. However, after millennia, Godric realized that all the senseless killing had only left him feeling detached and empty.
Having grown tired of his own immortality, and consumed with guilt over the evil he had committed in the past, Godric offered himself to the Fellowship of the Sun, a self-proclaimed "church" of Vampire hating fanatics. The Fellowship intended to sacrifice Godric at dawn, by forcing him to "meet the sun". Godric hoped that this act of self-sacrifice would cleanse him of his guilt, and repair the relationship between Vampires and Humans. Unfortunately, Godric's plan backfired, due to Eric's intervention, who believed his maker had been abducted by the Fellowship.
Godric was forced to leave the Fellowship's sanctuary in order to stop his own subjects from massacring the misguided humans, robbing the Fellowship of their sacrifice, and causing them to retaliate with a suicide bomber. Godric's nest was destroyed in the explosion which killed both Vampires and Humans, and caused somewhat of a publicity disaster for the Vampire rights movement. As a result, Godric was fired from his sheriffs position. With nothing left to live for, Godric decided to "meet thsun" on his own terms. Upon the rooftop of the Hotel Carmilla, Godric bade farewell to Eric, and was accompanied until the end by Sookie Stackhouse, who assured him that he would find forgiveness, not punishment in the afterlife. Godric then turned to greet the sun, rising up to see God, and finally finding peace.
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