Dexter season 6 episode 1 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Dexter grapples with his dual identity as a serial killer and a family man. At his high school reunion, he investigates the suspicious death of an old classmate, suspecting her husband, Joe. Simultaneously, Dexter and Miami Metro deal with a bizarre murder case involving a body filled with snakes. Struggling with the concept of faith, particularly regarding his son Harrison's upbringing, Dexter questions what beliefs and values to pass on. The episode delves into Dexter's internal conflict and his attempt to balance his dark nature with his responsibilities.
Full Episode S06E01 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Dexter's main struggle in this episode?
Dexter struggles with his identity, his role as a father, and the morality of his actions.
How does Dexter view his family compared to Arthur's?
Dexter sees a stark contrast between his family and Arthur's, with Arthur's family being terrorized and used as human shields.
What impact does Lumen have on Dexter?
Lumen makes Dexter consider the possibility of being more human and carries the darkness for him when she leaves.
What is Dexter's approach to faith and belief?
Dexter is skeptical and does not subscribe to any religious beliefs, as revealed in his conversation with the pre-school interviewer.
How does Dexter's high school reunion contribute to the plot?
The reunion leads Dexter to investigate Janet's death, suspecting her husband Joe of murder.
What is the nature of the murder case Dexter investigates?
The case involves a body with snakes inside, indicating a complex and symbolic murder.
How does Joe justify his actions to Dexter?
Joe uses religious beliefs to justify his actions, claiming God forgives all sins.
What is Dexter's relationship with his colleagues at Miami Metro?
Dexter maintains a professional relationship with his colleagues, balancing his personal life and work.
How does the episode portray Dexter's role as a father?
Dexter is shown to be a caring and responsible father, concerned about Harrison's upbringing and education.
What does Dexter conclude about his life and future at the end of the episode?
Dexter reflects on his experiences and responsibilities, contemplating a future where he balances his dark passenger with his role as a father.