Dexter

[flip]

Originally Posted by Displaced Flames fan

If it bothers you, you might want to try reading your posts before you hit submit and see if maybe, just maybe, they are a bit inflammatory.

Do you really think it's coincidence?

Which parts of my posts are inflammatory?

Me and Van and some other people have been perfectly capable of maintaining a discussion without anyone calling for detente because the discussion was getting too heated.


OMG it was so inflammatory that I said in a different thread that I didn't like some posters choice in movies. It was so inflammatory that I said that I don't think it is Anton and then offered insight as to why. Cruel CP won't you show me how to post properly.

[Displaced Flames fan]

Originally Posted by flip

Which parts of my posts are inflammatory?

Me and Van and some other people have been perfectly capable of maintaining a discussion without anyone calling for detente because the discussion was getting too heated.

I'm not saying anything was inflammatory. But if you've got three separate people riled up in three separate threads and you're wondering why I think looking within would be the first logical step.

I'm just trying to help you out man. You can go on in bewilderment if you want to.

LMAO@ your edit. Wow.

[flip]

Originally Posted by Displaced Flames fan

I'm not saying anything was inflammatory. But if you've got three separate people riled up in three separate threads and you're wondering why I think looking within would be the first logical step.

I'm just trying to help you out man. You can go on in bewilderment if you want to.

I think I know why people get riled up. They see me post and automatically just want to call me out because they think I'll lose it.


I've posted completely innocent stuff for like 3 weeks now and people want a show so they are trying to incite me.

I just don't know why posters like you participate. It is funny because for all the complaints from the mods and some of the veteran posters on here about the quality of CP there are an equal number of people who don't appreciate quality discussion at all. They'd rather come here for entertainment and see if they can piss off enough posters so that they'll flip out.

[Displaced Flames fan]

Originally Posted by flip

I think I know why people get riled up. They see me post and automatically just want to call me out because they think I'll lose it.


I've posted completely innocent stuff for like 3 weeks now and people want a show so they are trying to incite me.

I just don't know why posters like you participate. It is funny because for all the complaints from the mods and some of the veteran posters on here about the quality of CP there are an equal number of people who don't appreciate quality discussion at all. They'd rather come here for entertainment and see if they can piss off enough posters so that they'll flip out.

What do you mean, you don't know why I participate? Participate in what? The discussion? Please elaborate.

I've never witnessed you flip out.

As for me, I was trying to help you. You mentioned how touchy CP was and I thought it might help if you looked within.

Carry on!

As for the discussion in the thread, it's great stuff.

[silentsim]

Tonight's episode was amazing. Without spoiling anything, this episode was just one of the best in a while.

[MoneyGuy]

Ah, Dexter hasn't had another cop to deal with since Doakes. Now he has two, including Sis.

[flip]

Crazy episode. It finally happened. I was thinking while it was going on that Dexter may be mistaken.

I wonder what the coffin is for. do both Dexter and Trinity feel bad about what they've done?

[Clever_Iggy]

A quick thought about Dexter's dilemma stemming from this last episodes (in white to prevent any spoilers):

How did Dexter justify killing Oscar Prado? Technically he was innocent as he didn't met Dexter's code. Was it because Dexter had to defend himself/his secret or is that a gap in the storyline? To me, Dexter has killed an innocent person before... just never under the conditions of hunting the incorrect person.

I do like how Quinn is getting more involved in the storyline. He seems like an interesting character - a "good guy" with some shady behavior.

[T@T]

Originally Posted by Clever_Iggy

A quick thought about Dexter's dilemma stemming from this last episodes (in white to prevent any spoilers):

How did Dexter justify killing Oscar Prado? Technically he was innocent as he didn't met Dexter's code. Was it because Dexter had to defend himself/his secret or is that a gap in the storyline? To me, Dexter has killed an innocent person before... just never under the conditions of hunting the incorrect person.

I do like how Quinn is getting more involved in the storyline. He seems like an interesting character - a "good guy" with some shady behavior.

To answer your "white" question (also in white)

It's seems Dexter simply made a mistake, 3 girls reported missing after they had been photographed, he's found the blood and fingernail at Oscars studio..basically if it looks like a duck....
Dexter will probably blow it off to exhaustion from raising a family and slow down next time.

As for Quinn, you know my thoughts on him!

[T@T]

Originally Posted by flip

Crazy episode. It finally happened. I was thinking while it was going on that Dexter may be mistaken.

I wonder what the coffin is for. do both Dexter and Trinity feel bad about what they've done?

The coffin thing has me stumped as well...but I do have a theory

How about for every series of victims there is 4 instead of 3 and the 4th is buried in a homemade coffin under all those houses he built?

Something bothers me as to why he absolutely needed to cut his own wood for that coffin. It's also not a very big coffin...maybe for a child...one of his kids or Dexters?

[silentsim]

Originally Posted by T@T

The coffin thing has me stumped as well...but I do have a theory

How about for every series of victims there is 4 instead of 3 and the 4th is buried in a homemade coffin under all those houses he built?

Something bothers me as to why he absolutely needed to cut his own wood for that coffin. It's also not a very big coffin...maybe for a child...one of his kids or Dexters?

would make for a hell of a season ending if dexter was the fourth target lol

[T@T]

Originally Posted by silentsim

would make for a hell of a season ending if dexter was the fourth target lol

I don't mean Dexter himself ...one of his kids.

Something else has bothered me as well and I looked back to try and make sense of it.
Masuka (sp) whats with him testing the DNA on the ashes? He knew nothing about the Trinity killings from the past..why would he test them? A certain someone would have tell him to test them no?

And why all of a sudden is Deb allowed to "work" the Trinity case when it was killed by the department and she was told not too a couple of episodes back.

Another one of my silly theorys

Lundy is still alive!

[JustAnotherGuy]

Originally Posted by T@T

The coffin thing has me stumped as well...but I do have a theory

How about for every series of victims there is 4 instead of 3 and the 4th is buried in a homemade coffin under all those houses he built?

Something bothers me as to why he absolutely needed to cut his own wood for that coffin. It's also not a very big coffin...maybe for a child...one of his kids or Dexters?

Very cool thoughts. Lets pray that it is for Rita.

[T@T]

Originally Posted by JustAnotherGuy

Very cool thoughts. Lets pray that it is for Rita.

LOL..thought that as well...cruel thoughts for a hottie.

[jtfrogger]

Originally Posted by T@T

The coffin thing has me stumped as well...but I do have a theory

How about for every series of victims there is 4 instead of 3 and the 4th is buried in a homemade coffin under all those houses he built?

I just watched the episode tonight, and that is exactly what I said when I saw the coffin. Burying a body (dead or alive) would be a lot harder to discover. He could kill in fours, but each fourth was rarely discovered and never linked to the others.

I loved the scene with the deer. Dexter did him a favour by killing, and it was so mesmerizing. This is my favourite season so far.

[T@T]

Originally Posted by jtfrogger

I just watched the episode tonight, and that is exactly what I said when I saw the coffin. Burying a body (dead or alive) would be a lot harder to discover. He could kill in fours, but each fourth was rarely discovered and never linked to the others.

I loved the scene with the deer. Dexter did him a favour by killing, and it was so mesmerizing. This is my favourite season so far.

Awesome, I might not be crazy afterall!

Funny as it might sound the only shows I watch becides Dexter and (insert the science stuff) is sports... I hope other shows are not near as good as I must be missing a lot.!

This show has me hooked, I feel the need to figure it out and not be amazed at the end.

One thing I feel positive on is Quinn is a bad dude.....I can't wait to be proved either right or wrong

[Jables16]

Originally Posted by T@T

I don't mean Dexter himself ...one of his kids.

Something else has bothered me as well and I looked back to try and make sense of it.
Masuka (sp) whats with him testing the DNA on the ashes? He knew nothing about the Trinity killings from the past..why would he test them? A certain someone would have tell him to test them no?

And why all of a sudden is Deb allowed to "work" the Trinity case when it was killed by the department and she was told not too a couple of episodes back.

Another one of my silly theorys

Lundy is still alive!

Because she's investigating the most recent bludgeoning and it's connection to those that took place at that location previously. As she said, easing Laguerta into her ideas so as not to look like a lunatic conspiracy nut. It's not officially "The Trinity Investigation" yet.

Masuka determined that the ash was human remain so the next logical step is to try and find out who it is and why it's there.

[T@T]

Originally Posted by Jables16

Because she's investigating the most recent bludgeoning and it's connection to those that took place at that location previously. As she said, easing Laguerta into her ideas so as not to look like a lunatic conspiracy nut. It's not officially "The Trinity Investigation" yet.

Masuka determined that the ash was human remain so the next logical step is to try and find out who it is and why it's there.

Sorry, I simply don't bye that at all.
Can I quote you?.... your saying Masuka's character is smart enough for that?
Masuka is a goof in the show,always has been and always will be, I don't see the reason to make him a hero ever...at all.
And there was no "ease" for Deb to talk Laguerta into allowing an investigation...it was stupid easy considering the case was closed.

Jables, your going to love this show!

[iggypop]

Originally Posted by T@T

To answer your "white" question (also in white)

It's seems Dexter simply made a mistake, 3 girls reported missing after they had been photographed, he's found the blood and fingernail at Oscars studio..basically if it looks like a duck....
Dexter will probably blow it off to exhaustion from raising a family and slow down next time.

As for Quinn, you know my thoughts on him!

Your mixing up your characters. White:

Oscar Prado was Miguel's younger brother from last season, who Dexter accidently killed in self-defense, not the photographer from this past episode.

So technically Dexter has already killed an innocent person, but at least Prado was a criminal and maybe he had killed in the past. (I can't remember the exact details.) Whereas this photographer was just a normal guy with no criminal intentions.
Although I kind of suspected that Dexter has the wrong guy, I quickly dismissed it, and it made for a wicked ending. Great episode.

[chid]

Originally Posted by iggypop

Your mixing up your characters. White:

Oscar Prado was Miguel's younger brother from last season, who Dexter accidently killed in self-defense, not the photographer from this past episode.

So technically Dexter has already killed an innocent person, but at least Prado was a criminal and maybe he had killed in the past. (I can't remember the exact details.) Whereas this photographer was just a normal guy with no criminal intentions.
Although I kind of suspected that Dexter has the wrong guy, I quickly dismissed it, and it made for a wicked ending. Great episode.

Response in white
I don't believe that Farrow had NO criminal intentions, the abuse happened IN his studio. I cannot believe that the photographer would have NOO idea that his assistant was doing this, that just makes no sense. Yes Farrow was innocent but there's no way he didn't have a CLUE these girls were being killed