Ah, sorry. I know I didn't say anything spoilerific, just an impression of the season. But uh, I could be completely wrong and hating characters for no reason!
It's more the specific circumstances that applied to Brian, Lila, and Miguel that I want to avoid.
I kind of wish the show would take a page from the later books and have Dexter actually hunting a killer for the sole reason of putting him down. I know season one sort of starts like that, but of course the killer is also hunting Dexter, so it establishes the pattern of a person knowing the real Dexter, only to end up killed by the real Dexter. But it seems that Dexter gets so many "easy" kills during the episodes, that they feel they have to make a personal connection to complicate things? Otherwise, how could they make the hunting plot last the whole season? I don't know.
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Date: Jun. 23rd, 2010 05:46 am (UTC)It's more the specific circumstances that applied to Brian, Lila, and Miguel that I want to avoid.
I kind of wish the show would take a page from the later books and have Dexter actually hunting a killer for the sole reason of putting him down. I know season one sort of starts like that, but of course the killer is also hunting Dexter, so it establishes the pattern of a person knowing the real Dexter, only to end up killed by the real Dexter. But it seems that Dexter gets so many "easy" kills during the episodes, that they feel they have to make a personal connection to complicate things? Otherwise, how could they make the hunting plot last the whole season? I don't know.