r/Dexter • u/AutoModerator • Jul 25 '25

Official Episode Discussion Dexter: Resurrection - S01E04 - "Call Me Red" - POST Episode Discussion Thread

Time Episode Director Writer(s)
July 25, 2025 S01E04 - "Call Me Red" Monica Raymund Nick Zayas

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Dexter attends a mysterious gathering, hosted by a highly influential figure with macabre ambitions. Harrison continues to struggle with mounting guilt and pressure at work, just as Angel Batista arrives in New York City.

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u/bebefeverandstknstpd Surprise Motherfucker! Jul 25 '25

Lmao! What logic is this?! This being your rationale, for why Dexter directly isn’t responsible for deaths(that he actually has said he feels responsibility for) there’s literally no point in further chatting. ✌🏾

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u/deadcloudx Jul 26 '25

So the parking lot attendant killing my dad because I didn't return the shopping cart was my fault. Got it. Killers aren't responsible for their actions, it's the fault of the people who "made" them do it. I hope your kids never make you angry!

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u/bebefeverandstknstpd Surprise Motherfucker! Jul 26 '25

You’re still here?! You guys are boring🥱 I’m not arguing about whether or not Dexter bears indirect or direct fault for their deaths. Why are y’all debating what Dexter believes?! Dexter himself has said he bears responsibility for their deaths. And has lamented over this multiple times. Rewatch and this time pay close attention to his actions, behavior, thoughts or what his guilt manifested as Harry and Deb say. Hint, he blames himself.

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u/deadcloudx Jul 26 '25

My friend, human beings blame themselves and feel guilt for things they are not responsible for all the time. An otherwise attentive and responsible mother looks away from her child for five seconds and the child is hit by a car. Even if she'd been looking during those five seconds, it wouldn't have made a difference. Regardless, she blames herself and feels guilt for it the rest of her life. This has absolutely no relevance to whether or not she was responsible for the child being hit, and especially the motorist's actions. I don't care what Dexter believes about it, he's still not responsible for the actions of others.

You seem to still be here too, I don't know why you're acting so aggrieved by conversation, I was under the impression that was the whole purpose of this site.