Review :: Dexter :: The Getaway

[luinorne]

It's been a few days since I saw the Season 4 finale of Dexter, but if you've seen it, you understand why it takes some time to come to grips with.

Comments

[nicole_anell]

*nods* I was just saying elsewhere, it's gonna hurt Dexter not to be able to truly direct his revenge at Trinity (since he already killed him). And all the stubborn choices he made with Trinity kinda led to this - hesitating to kill him when he first had the chance, throwing the police off because he wanted him for himself. I feel for him but I'm furious too!

I think there will be major questions about Trinity's connection to Dexter - Arthur's family is a giant loose end, they know him as Kyle. Maybe they'd initially think he was an undercover cop or something, but won't one of them say something eventually? Plus, Dexter suddenly appearing at the scene of the raid -- it looked to me like Deb was *very* suspicious but put it out of her mind.

P.S. Can I just say I'm getting so sick of "Head-Harry"? LOL, it is just like Baltar/Six, but not as fun. I preferred Harry when he appeared mostly in flashbacks and *occasionally* Dexter imagined him. Now it feels like every other scene they do this. However I don't think he's really

[fahrbotdrusilla]

(They HAVE to bring back Rita/Julie Benz as another voice in his head though. At least once. I demand it.)

Me too!

[luinorne]

That stubbornness is going to turn into one insane guilt trip, I guarantee.

Yeah, Deb was hella suspicious that Dexter was at Trinity's house... but she had graver things on her mind concerning him.

Head-Harry has been around quite a bit more lately. I can't say I'm sick of it, but we see quite a bit of Dexter's mentality already through things like his inner monologue voice-over (which I love).

They brought in Brian for a few closure scenes in Season 2... Never say never about Julie returning, I guess.