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Jamais vu un drama stagner autant. On est au dernier épisode de la série, et les enjeux sont plus pauvres que jamais. C'est chaud quand même.

Dexter tue Saxon dans le commissariat. Quin et Batista le savent mais ne disent rien car en fait ils auraient aimé le faire ( c'est le seul truc ambigu). Debrah meurt car en Amérique, on ne peut tuer un flic impunément ( elle avait tué Laguerda)

Dexter abandonne Hannah et son fils. A la fin, on croit qu'il se suicide. Il part en bateau, dépose le corps de Debrah dans l'eau ( cela veut dire qu'il considère qu'elle est une de ses victimes). Il fonce alors vers un cyclone pense t'on pour mourir.

Sauf qu'un dernier plan nous le montre vivant, barbu style bucheron dans un coin paumé style Alaska.

n the very last scene of the series, Dexter wakes up. And everybody is going to think, ‘Oh, it was a dream.’ And then the camera pulls back and back and back and then we realize, ‘No, it’s not a dream.’ Dexter’s opening his eyes and he’s on the execution table at the Florida Penitentiary. They’re just starting to administer the drugs and he looks out through the window to the observation gallery. And in the gallery are all the people that Dexter killed—including the Trinity Killer and the Ice Truck Killer (his brother Rudy), LaGuerta who he was responsible killing, Doakes who he’s arguably responsible for, Rita, who he’s arguably responsible for, Lila. All the big deaths, and also whoever the weekly episodic kills were. They are all there. That’s what I envisioned for the ending of Dexter. That everything we’ve seen over the past eight seasons has happened in the several seconds from the time they start Dexter’s execution to the time they finish the execution and he dies. Literally, his life flashed before his eyes as he was about to die. I think it would have been a great, epic, very satisfying conclusion.