What do you think? Did Harrison do the right thing? Or should Dexter have escaped to hunt another day? Let us know in the comments below.
It is quiet. It is intimate. It is devastating. The fan reaction has been split down the middle, and the logic is fascinating on both sides. finale dexter new blood
This is where the writing gets uncomfortably brilliant. Dexter tries to use his old playbook. He appeals to Harrison’s logic, laying out the "Code of Harry"—how to kill bad people and get away with it. He offers Harrison a life on the run, a twisted father-son road trip of vigilante murder. He looks at his son with those puppy-dog eyes and says, "We can disappear. Start over." What do you think
He doesn't die in a rage. He doesn't die in a dramatic explosion. He dies in the snow, looking into the eyes of his son, whispering, "You’re safe now... open your eyes and look at what you’ve done." Let us know in the comments below