[Eastern Girl]

Wouldn't Rita's family go looking for Harrison? Cody? Aster? Her mom? Or wouldn't the department look for him?
Elway was not dead, so he may have an inkling of where she was going. He could probably get tabs on her if she sticks in the same place.
Why does Hannah never disguise herself? Dye her hair? Wear a hat, glasses? She is a fairly attractive woman so I imagine she's turning heads. You would think she'd get caught fairly quickly from random pervs catching sight of her.
Not sure I would want to leave my son with someone that will kill someone that gets in their way. Kids have a tendency of getting in the way.
I am torn on what Dexter did with Deb's body. On the one hand, it did seem like a rather poignant moment, very sad and touching. Having her wrapped in white, disappearing into the ocean. On the other hand, I couldn't help think of Quinn and all her friends that might have wanted an opportunity to say goodbye. Are they left to wonder what happened to her, or do they assume that since Dexter was on his boat, perhaps he took her with him?
And as others pointed out, no one thought to stop the guy wheeling the body over to his boat and away from where all the other evacuated patients were going.
I think I would have preferred it ended after Dexter drives his boat into the storm, even though I don't think that is something Dexter would ever do. The lumberjack deal just seemed odd.

All in all, I am not sure how I feel. It felt rather rushed. The ending with Dexter suddenly looking into the camera, it felt like they were trying to give it an open ending, where the audience could impart their thoughts on what they think happens (Dexter still killing, Dexter living a normal life, alone, etc.). It just seemed odd though. If that whole lumberjack thing has to stay in there, I would have liked to see the camera zoom in on his face, and then see his face change into the Dexter smirk that we commonly saw in the first season, most notably at the end of the first episode. That, I would have liked. Give them one last glimpse of their once beloved vigilante serial killer before fading to black.