Dexter: The end of the resurrection explained: a final confrontation and identity of New York Ripper
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Dexter Season 8 has delivered one of the most unsatisfactory standard finals of all time. While New blood I went by catching up with this, many fans were naturally disappointed when the renewal ended with the death of the serial killer.
Short duration Dexter: Original sin confirmed that he had survived, but largely focused on his years of training. Dexter: Resurrection Had since the Bay Harbor Butcher to go to New York to find his son and eliminate a group of serial killers who meet at the request of the billionaire sociopath and the AFICIONADO serial killer, Leon Prater.
In the episode of the penultimate, Prater killed the angel Batista and locked up dexter inside his safe, surrounded by his memories.
After a surprise – imaginary – the appearance of the ice truck killer, Brian Moser, Dexter manages to call Harrison and discovers the combination that will free him from his captivity (Prater planned to leave him there to die).
Charley turns his back on Prater after learning that he had an eye on her, forcing him to take matters into his own hands when he spots Harrison. Holding the teenager under the threat of a weapon, he is delighted with the prospect of committing his first non -spontaneous murder while Dexter is forced to look. After having offered himself in place of Harrison, Dexter reminds his son that he slipped him one of his signature needles ago a few episodes, and PRATER is asleep.
When he wakes up, the billionaire is on the death table of Dexter. He refuses PRATER’s supply of money and decides not to take a slide from his blood as a trophy (steal the prater of a place her collection). Taking as many wicked files on serial killers as possible, Dexter also takes his old box of slides and escapes after having triggered the alarm of the safe.
The cops rush, finding the body of Batista and learning that Prater has a twisted obsession for serial murderers. Detective Claudette Wallace spots the New York Ripper file, and he turned out to be a man named “Don Framt”. It is no one we know, but the mystery surrounding this killer is resolved, and he will probably pay his crimes.
As for Dexter, he throws Prater’s body into the river and seems to be content to know now that he really cares about his son. Armed with countless files on several killers – including Rapunzel – it is clear now that its mission will be to look for them and kill more of those who deserve its unique justice brand.
In times of closing the episode, Dexter looks at the camera and said, “I’m exactly who I have to be. Exactly who you want me to be,” report the best and most satisfactory end to Dexter: Resurrection– And the arc of this character – the fans could hope.
If that’s all, then it would be a worthy end, but season 2 is in the first stages of development, and there are clearly many reasons to return to the history of Dexter. It is possible that Quinn can be a problem on the line, but the spotlights moving to Dexter traveling in the country killing the beloved killers of Prater are undeniably exciting.
What did you think of Dexter: Resurrection final?
