For six years we've been waiting for Deb, a cop, to catch her brother, who is perhaps the biggest serial killer in the country. The writers should have let us enjoy that moment. Instead, they had to "go there" and ruin what should have been a great story.
In the novel Darkly Dreaming Dexter, Deborah finds out that Dexter is a serial killer , and appears to accept it, although she is sometimes torn between her love for her brother and her duty as a cop. Realizing that Harrison is Dexter's son, Travis kidnaps Harrison to use him as his sacrificial lamb in his final act to bring about the end of the world, but is stopped by Dexter who knocks him out, but does not kill him. So how did Debra react to the reveal that Dexter is in fact a serial killer in "Sunshine and Frosty Swirl"?
Find out now Deb's Remedy: After learning that her brother is in fact a serial killer, Deb has a pretty normal reaction: throwing up and then throwing a punch. Dexter rescued Debra and later killed Rudy "for the safety of his sister. She was very upset and informed Dexter, thinking he had no idea of who his brother was, and went on to say that she loved Dexter more than anyone. Although he wasn't really crying , his eyes welled up with tears after he got hit in his groin on Friday.
He cried three times in this episode: When Mandark quickly turned out to be better than him. The biggest surprise is the return of Dexter's son Harrison , who has grown up significantly since his last appearance in the season finale when he was abandoned by his father. This is not revealed on the show. The only two people who knew if Arthur had revealed Dexter's true identity to Rita are Arthur and Rita. Arthur was killed by Dexter shortly after he'd killed Rita, and he tells Dexter nothing that indicates he'd told her about him nor does he leave any messages behind indicating it.
Lundy returns to Miami with the intention to find the mysterious Trinity Killer. By this time, he has retired from the FBI. Sexual tensions arise between him and Debra and eventually they resume their love affair, resulting in Deb ending her relationship with Anton Briggs.
At the end of the episode, "Hungry Man," it is revealed that Christine is actually Arthur's daughter , and in the following episode, "Lost Boys," Christine was also revealed as the one who shot and killed Special Agent Frank Lundy and shot and wounded Det. Debra warns Hannah that she will pay for what she has done. Hannah McKay was targeted by Dexter after he confirmed that she had killed several people. He persuaded her to go on a "date" in which he sedated her and prepared her for his ritual.
However, he didn't go through with the kill. Instead, he cut through the plastic and they engaged in spontaneous sex on the kill table. Afterward, Hannah asked Dexter why he was going to kill her and he said that he kills "bad people. It began when he traced the last signal of Kaja Soroka 's tracking bracelet to Dexter's boat. Knowing it was the same bracelet that Viktor Baskov had with him before he disappeared, Isaak correctly deduced that Dexter had killed Viktor and dumped him in the ocean.
While Isaak was seeking revenge for Viktor's death, Dexter admitted to him that he had killed many times before. This knowledge may have been known by George Novikov , Jurg Yeliashkevych , and Benjamin Caffrey , but they are now deceased. Soon, Dexter became her prime suspect as the true Bay Harbor Butcher. She even arrested Dexter, but he turned the tables on her by first framing her to look as if she set him up. Maria then knew that Dexter was guilty of the serial killings.
Dexter concluded that Maria could not be dissuaded in gathering evidence against him. To eliminate the problem, he set up a scene that convinced the police that Hector Estrada and Maria had shot each other. Evelyn Vogel was aware of Dexter's urges to kill since he was ten-years-old, unlike most of the others who did not have prior knowledge.
Vogel's profession was the study of psychopaths and she had known for years that Dexter was a serial killer. In fact, she was proud of him. After reflection, Dexter decided against killing her because she could give him insight into the origins of his behavior, and had been the one to suggest the Code to his adoptive father, Harry. Due to her growing closeness with Dexter, she was murdered by her own son.
As Zach was about to die, he admitted that he also felt a deep need to kill. Dexter recognized the similarities between Zach and himself, and spared his life.
Oliver Saxon hacked into Dr. Evelyn Vogel 's computer and downloaded her files on Dexter. When Saxon met with Dexter in his apartment on the pretext of buying it, he expressed admiration that Dexter was able to create the perfect cover life, complete with son, sister, step-kids, girlfriend.
After Saxon was jailed, Dexter told him that, when he looked back on own his life, he saw a trail of blood and body parts. Using a pen, Dexter then punctured Saxon's carotid artery, making it look like self-defense. Camilla Figg was a records supervisor for Miami-Metro PD and Dexter often asked to borrow files of suspected murderers, which she found curious. She never realized he was killing them, unless she made connections during the Bay Harbor Butcher Case.
She and her husband had been friends with Dexter's adoptive parents, Harry and Doris , and so she had known Dexter since his childhood. While dying of terminal cancer, she asked Dexter to put her out of her misery and referenced Harry "teaching him right. Before she died, Dexter whispered to her that he had killed his brother.
Camilla's last words were, "It's good Jonah Mitchell only knew for certain that Dexter had killed one person -- Arthur Mitchell , his father. Dexter told him of this while he was in Nebraska. When Jonah begged Dexter to kill him because he killed his mother , Dexter refused. Joey Quinn transferred to homicide and tried to befriend Dexter, but he was rebuffed, which led to a strained work relationship.
Over time, Quinn became increasingly curious about Dexter's unusual behavior. This included Dexter's unexplained comings and goings from work. Quinn was surprised that Dexter held onto his apartment for months after he married.
When he asked, "What are you hiding, Dexter? One night, Quinn saw Dexter enter Club Whisper and he went inside to spy on him. It annoyed Quinn that Dexter, a "lab geek," so easily ditched him.
After Rita was murdered, Quinn suspected that Dexter was involved. Quinn also noticed a similarity between Dexter and the sketches of a Trinity suspect as described by the Mitchell family, but he was prevented from questioning Jonah.
When Quinn saw Dexter return home with tactical gloves in his back pocket, he hired Stan Liddy to look into Dexter. He soon presented Quinn with photos of Dexter and Lumen on a boat disposing of heavy, trash bags in the middle of the night. Although, he did not pursue it any further, Liddy did. Sadly, later series of Dexter saw a decline in popularity, with storylines that went way over the top and stretched credulity to breaking point.
Dexter ended with season 8 in , though the events of the final episode and how the storyline resolved also proved disappointing to many devotees. Michael C. Hall has stated he's open to a future return to the character, but there doesn't appear to be any plans for a ninth series or any other revival currently. Despite their closeness, Debra never figured out that her beloved brother was a prolific killer - but of course, that reveal had to come eventually.
In the season 6 finale after Dexter has captured the Doomsday Killer Travis Marshall Colin Hanks and prepares to murder him, Debra walks in at the exact moment Dexter plunges the knife down.
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