I rather here from fan's of the show before i just blindly go into the series without knowing anything about it.pfft:
But you don't need to know anything about it, the first episode pretty much tells you what it's about.
I rather here from fan's of the show before i just blindly go into the series without knowing anything about it.pfft:
I'm calling it now....Quinn's a serial killer.
Everyone who saw Dexter for what he is was a killer. Doakes, Lila....and now Quinn.
So how do you explain the Trinity Killer being fooled by Dexter?
I really enjoyed the first episode of Season 5.
I think it needed to be like that to tie up some loose ends of season 4. When he went on the run, I was thinking no Dexter don't do it, and then he caved that guys brains in, I was like, WTF he has totally lost it. Great to see him finally get some control back at the end.
So how do you explain the Trinity Killer being fooled by Dexter?
Meh.. that's lame. Because that's more of a coincidence then. Lila for example.. the only person she ever killed was Doakes. No one before that.. yet she "saw" Dexter's dark side BEFORE she ever killed someone. And the only reason she knew for sure that Dexter was a killer was because Doakes told her. So I'm not buying it.
Actually, Doakes was Lila's second victim. Remember she confessed to Dexter that she set her ex-boyfriend's place on fire with him still in it?
Most telling moment of Dexter's disconnect to me...when he told Astrid, Cody, and the grandparents of Rita's death and says "I'm sorry for your loss".
So how do you explain the Trinity Killer being fooled by Dexter?
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