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Previously on Dexter:

Miami is stiII overcrowded by one.

I'm not suggesting a coup here.

More like a reaIignment.

-Do you recognise him? -It's one of George's men .

Sent here to kiIl me. So much for brotherhood .

This guy had a slip.

Dexter Morgan .

-Are you sure? -Yeah .

Chief Lane has somehow come to Iearn about my indiscretions.

He's asking me to retire.

He thought that I ratted him out. We both know it was you .

This is how the game is played , Morgan .

-I don't owe you shit. -Not the way Isaak sees it.

He did you a favour by taking out those CoIombian scumbags.

So, what do you know about this Isaak Sirko?

I know that he wants to kiIl me and that I need to kilI him first.

I have never been abIe to talk to anyone about my kilIs.

Not Iike this.

You shouId cut your losses, Isaak.

Go back to Kiev.

The one thing that made my life worth Iiving in Kiev, you tossed in the ocean .

-You and Viktor were-- -Lovers.

You took from me the one thing that money and power can't bring back.

TiII next time.

I know who you are. I know what you are.

I think you'd be surprised at the things you don't know about me.

Being with Hannah is worse. . .

-. . .than being a kiIIer? -Yes!

Feel like if you love me, you'Il accept this.

If I love you? I'm in love with you .

You're in Iove with me?

WiII you pIease just go? I realIy-- I can't Iook at you .

There are no two stronger human emotions than fear and love.

ln many ways, they're not so different. Both can make you do crazy things.

Tell your own brother you're in love with him.

Put your life at risk to hunt down the man. . .

. . . who took away your beloved.

CouId you maybe not do that turny thing?

-How you doing back there? -Oh , you know, I'm fine.

Or do something that scares you to death. . .

. . .because you may be in love.

I didn't think it was gonna be this choppy. Turn into the waves.

Otherwise it's worse.

WeII , I wouldn't want that.

You know, couId we maybe stop for a minute?

We don't have to do this. We can go back.

No, no, no. I just need a minute.

I thought I'd outgrown this.

When you said your nanny was taking the kids back to OrIando. . .

. . .a morning on the ocean aIone sounded . . .

. . . better in my head .

Is your--?

You're shaking .

You aIways been this afraid of the water?

Since my father thought that the best way to teach me how to swim . . .

. . .was to march me down to the IocaI pond and throw me in .

-That's horribIe. -Yeah .

-Where was your mother? -She was right beside him.

She noticed pretty quickIy that something was wrong . . .

. . . but he wouIdn't Iet her come to me.

He wouldn't save you?

Six years oId and I aIready knew what it feIt Iike to be dying .

I came to on the dock.

A fisherman heard my mother screaming .

A complete stranger saved my life instead of my father.

Have you ever been that scared?

Not--

Not reaIIy.

You've never felt that at aIl?

It's okay if you have. You can taIk to me. . .

. . .about this kind of stuff.

I know.

It's work.

There's a body. I have to get back.

Okay.

You're positive?

After George's attempt on your Iife. . .

. . .the brotherhood has taken matters into their own hands.

They've sent two men to kiII you . They're most IikeIy aIready here.

Who?

Mickic and Caffrey.

You know there's stilI time for you . You don't have to stay.

I'm not going anywhere. You're safe here for now.

They won't be able to trace this room to you .

Your phone.

I've made both these men very rich when I required their services.

Let's see if they're as IoyaI as you .

-OIeg , it's-- -lsaak.

Good to hear your voice.

-How's your mother? -Good days and bad .

So I hear you're in town . Don't suppose we can taIk about this.

I've aIready accepted the contract. What's done is done.

Right, then .

We'lI see you soon .

We're gonna need some heIp.

Hannah keeps wanting me to open up. . .

. . .get to know the real me.

The only problem is l'm not so sure there is such a thing.

ReIax. You're safe.

As for me, I wish I couId say the same thing .

-What are you doing here? -Circumstances have changed greatly.

Koshkas have sent two of their own to kiIl me. Need your heIp to stay aIive.

I'm feeling rather exposed out here.

We wouIdn't want these two men to know where you Iive now, would we?

You don't seem Iike someone who needs heIp.

Even a man dangIing from a cIiff wiII stretch out a hand to his worst enemy.

Where's your assistant?

As resourceful as Jurg is, he's of no use to me now.

These men know who he is.

What I need is the element of surprise.

And that, Dexter. . .

. . . is you .

You're scared .

If you knew who these two men were. . .

. . .you wouId be too.

What's in this for me?

Your life.

I'Il take my chances.

Very weII .

lf the enemy of my enemy is my friend. . .

. . . l should be rooting for the men who want lsaak dead.

But crazy as it sounds, l'm not.

Maybe because l still want lsaak for myself.

Or that he and l are more alike than l want to admit.

Know what would be great at the restaurant? S'mores.

-The ones you make at your own tabIe. -Don't mention the restaurant.

HeaIth inspector stopped by.

How can you think of food with this?

Four vioIations and seven days to fix or they're gonna shut me down .

Mind if I take a Iook?

I'd rather you not. At least tiII I'm done here.

-LittIe heads up next time? -What wouId be the fun in that?

Arson investigator.

There's an empty canister of acceIerant under the passenger seat.

I'm detecting an oily residue.

There's also. . .

. . .an I D badge.

-What do we have here? -Watch .

HoIy fiIet-o-fuck.

-Who are you? -See, it never gets old .

PhiI Bosso.

We met a while back. That church burning?

-Have an I D? -Danny Yamiro. ParalegaI .

Badge says he works downtown .

Think you got a suicide here.

Hara-kiri .

Self-immoIation .

What is it with my peopIe? First in math , first to check out.

It's actualIy seIf-incineration .

I mmoIation is a form of sacrifice by any means. Isn't restricted to fire.

WeII , excuse the fuck out of me.

Hey, what about the backseat?

The burn rate behind the driver's side is different than the rest.

-Are you sure it's a suicide? -You're the bIood guy?

-Right. -ExactIy.

-Crime scene's alI yours. -Thanks.

Let me know what you find . Gonna have unis canvass the area.

-I can do that. -No, no, I got it.

Deb 's been afraid of her feelings consuming her.

lf l can't find a way to extinguish them, l'm afraid she might be right.

-Deb, wait up. -I have to get back to the station .

-What you said-- -I don't wanna taIk about this.

I'm gIad you said it.

How? When every second of every day, alI I wanna do is take it back.

Because on some Ievel , I've aIways felt the same way.

-You don't have to do this. -I do. I am your brother, and I love you .

Just not in the same way you think you love me.

-Dex-- -And it's okay.

I understand . It makes sense.

It's logical .

Like. . . .

The way I Iove M&Ms, even though I know I shouIdn't.

M&-fucking-Ms?

I'm trying here. Just hear me out.

Why, Dexter? It's sure as shit not logicaI .

Consider everything we've been through .

You are the one person on the planet who's been down the same road .

Same road , very different cars.

Deb, we've aIways been the one constant thing in each other's Iives.

It's like you and I . . .

. . .we endure.

Maybe that's what Iove is.

Endurance.

-You think you're in Iove with me. -PIease stop saying that.

-But it's gonna be fine. -No.

It's--

LogicaI . Because it is.

You're not crazy.

Fuck. That, coming from you . . . .

ShouId make you feeI better.

It does.

God , Dexter. You , me, Dad .

It's like Mom got cancer to take the easy way out.

I don't know. Maybe it's better that it's out there. . .

. . .and it's not controIling me anymore.

Do you feel that way about your secret?

Not reaIIy.

Deb?

Hannah?

I saw your van outside. Are you--?

-Here? -Dexter. You're just in time for tea.

Hope you don't mind , I Iet myseIf in . That's far enough .

I just want to taIk.

Where's Hannah?

Jurg's been keeping tabs on you .

For me.

Your comings and goings.

Where you spend your nights.

Seems this Hannah's quite important to you .

-Where is she? -I assure you she's perfectly safe. . .

. . .and quite comfortabIe.

Jurg is seeing to that.

Let her go. This is between you and me.

Not quite.

There's the smaII matter of the two men who want me dead . . .

. . .and your stubborn refusaI to help.

You asked me what was in this for you .

WeII , if your Iife doesn't matter. . .

. . . I'm betting hers does.

WeII , I guess I have no choice but to take you up on that tea.

Splendid idea.

I have a better idea. I kiIl you , and Ieave you out for the Koshkas to find .

Yes, you can do that. . .

. . . but that Ieaves Hannah with Jurg .

I'm afraid he's not as honourabIe nor as forgiving as I am .

What makes you think Hannah means anything to me?

WeII , if she didn't, I'd be dead by now.

You have the wrong guy. This isn't what I do.

You kiIIed Viktor as weII as the man waiting for me in my apartment.

He had a gun , you had a knife. I think I have the right man .

And if I help you , then what?

You get Hannah back. . .

. . .and I waIk away from Miami and from you .

No matter what you may think of me or my methods. . .

. . . I'm a man of my word .

I need to know she's aIive.

Hannah, l trust you and Jurg are settled in.

-Why are you doing this? - The reason, my dear, is right here.

Dexter.

-Don't worry. -That's enough .

-Now, you behave. -No, waitl Dexter--

Your life is in his hands now.

Listen to me carefuIIy.

Scream, make noise, I hurt you .

Try to escape. . .

. . . I hurt you badly.

CIear?

Here.

Find something for us to watch .

And none of the American reaIity shit.

Here.

OIeg Mickic. Ex-miIitary. Efficient, methodicaI .

Which is why I've empIoyed him more times than I can count.

-And that one? -Benjamin Caffrey.

He's a Yank, Iike you .

Out of New York. Less reIiabIe but, as you can see. . .

. . .just as deadIy.

Any weaknesses?

I need to know everything .

Caffrey Iikes it up cIose and personaI . Knives, piano wire.

And as you saw. . .

. . . he's a vicious IittIe cunt.

Whereas Mickic doesn't Iike to get his hands dirty.

-Guns? -H igh-powered rifIes specificaIIy.

He's a sIave to ritual .

He'Il buy a rifIe localIy. . .

. . .and be compeIIed to test it out first.

Point of a rifle is to hit a target from a Iong distance.

The range would need to be outdoors.

That's his favourite.

A Savage Arms 1 1 0 sniper rifIe.

Most ranges don't selI the kind of magazine rounds this one uses.

That's where I'II start tomorrow.

WeII , just where are you running off to, alI helter-skeIter?

I'm hungry.

You've been tasked with heIping kiII two men .

A Ioved one's Iife hangs in the balance, and you're hungry?

-It's late. -Let me ask you a question .

Just how many men have you kiIled?

A Iot.

I asked Mickic the same question once.

He answered 1 6. And the bastard was aImost pounding his chest.

But you . . .

. . .you don't seem to reveI in what you do.

Why?

You trying to have a moment?

I don't bond .

Most men kilI for money.

Some for the sheer brutaIity.

Others Iike me, revenge.

But you , Dexter. . .

. . .with everything I've put you through . . .

. . . I get the sense you couId waIk away without the need to kilI me.

My needs are different.

Why do you do it?

Why are you a kiIler?

If anything happens to Hannah , you'Il find out.

I need a favour.

Okay. If you do me one and watch where you're dripping .

Isaak Sirko.

What about him?

CaII off the 24-hour surveilIance.

Like helI I wiII .

What the fuck is going on?

Someone's after Isaak.

Two someones.

You know, Iike the guy in his apartment but worse.

ActualIy, much worse.

So you want me to puII the surveilIance so the two someones can . . .

. . .do what they're hired to do?

Not exactly.

WeII , then I'm not pulIing the surveiIlance.

-He'Il come affer you . -No, he won't.

Because he and I . . .

. . .are working together.

-Are you out of your fucking mind? -Isaak took Hannah .

He got wind about these two guys coming after him. . .

. . .and he took Hannah as Ieverage against me.

-He's gonna kiII her if I don't heIp him. -And I shouId give a shit why?

Because I do?

Dexter, you don't have to save her.

You shouIdn't even be with her.

It's not even Iike you wilI have a fucking future.

You're both what you are.

I don't know what's in our future. I don't want Isaak to kiIl her, that's alI .

Right now.

Who do you think has her?

H is assistant. Jurg .

If I can find out where, Isaak won't have any more Ieverage on me. . .

. . .and I can kiIl him .

WeII , how do you expect to find Jurg if you're hanging out with Isaak?

I'Il figure it out.

You know what happened this morning?

I was Iying in bed , staring at the ceiling . . .

. . .feeling the sun , and Iistening to the waves, and . . . .

For a second , everything was just Iike it used to be.

Steaks and beer. . .

. . .and bad movies on the couch .

And then I bIinked .

And now it's burritos. . .

. . .and hired kilIers and favours. . .

. . .and Xanax to get me to tomorrow morning . . .

. . .so I can have that haIf second of peace.

I'Il puIl the surveiIIance. . .

. . . but don't you ever expect me to be okay with who you're doing this for.

DeaI?

DeaI .

Tom .

And a great creature arose from the depths.

Tokyo's that way, Maria.

N ice to see you too, Tom.

I thought I'd stop by and see how you were doing .

-I mean , it's been a while. -BulIshit.

Now, you have exactIy the time it takes for me to finish my drink. . .

. . .to expIain why you're realIy here.

LittIe earIy for Scotch .

The joy of retirement.

I have no pIace to be, no one cares what I do.

If I'd known you were dropping by, trust me, I'd have made it a doubIe.

So?

I think the Bay Harbor Butcher is alive and weII . . .

. . .and stiII in Miami .

CIearly I'm not the only one who's been hitting the sauce.

Doakes was the Bay Harbor Butcher, end of story.

I found a bIood sIide at a crime scene. . .

. . .exactly like the ones we found in Doakes' car.

Bad peopIe are stiII going missing , and Doakes never had a boat.

Here is a Iist of Miami personneI who stiII do.

Oh , and I'm on it too. Are you fucking kidding me, Maria?

Tom , you know I have to foIIow every lead .

You sound Iike a real cop.

Except a reaI cop wouId've remembered my hernia operation .

And after the surgery. . .

. . . I couId bareIy Iift my ass out of a chair Iet alone a dead body.

-You check the dates against the kilIs. -I wiII .

Since I'm here, do any of those names Iook familiar?

Go home, Maria.

The onIy heIp you'lI get from me is a Iift back to Cuba.

Only two firing ranges outside of Miami sell high-calibre rounds. . .

. . .and this is the only one near the airport.

But the target l'm interested in isn 't out there.

lt's beside me.

Mickic is dead.

Fast work.

I see I chose wiseIy.

You're not out of the woods yet.

When he finds out his partner's dead , Caffrey is gonna be harder to kiII .

- What does he know about you? -Everything , I suppose.

I'm sure the Koshkas wouId have saw to that.

What if he knows you're after me and can't track you?

-He'Il come affer you hoping to find me. -So Iet's Iet him.

You're wiIIing to be bait?

You're the one who wanted the element of surprise.

I got your text. What's going on?

U nis found Jurg's car at a park, but it was abandoned .

That's aII I couId find .

You're not supposed to be finding anything . I toId you I've got this.

You've got this? It sounds so casuaI .

Facts without emotion .

That's pretty much how you've always seen the worId .

Pretty much .

Except when it comes to Hannah .

WiII we be getting a calI about a body?

No, it's outside of Miami Metro jurisdiction .

That's good .

I guess.

How do you know that Isaak is not gonna kiIl Hannah anyway?

I don't.

And if you find Hannah and you take care of Isaak, then what?

WeII , according to you , Hannah and I don't have a future together.

I had no right to say that.

And it wasn't out of spite.

Fuck, I don't know, maybe it was out of spite. I don't even know anymore.

It's just. . . .

I'm saying this to you as your fucking sister and nothing eIse, okay?

Dex, she is a kiIIer.

You wiIl never be safe with her.

You're safe with me.

Promise me you'Il think about what I said .

I wiII .

Breathe.

What the fuck? Aren't you supposed to be hunting down Isaak?

Hey, I can't reach Mickic.

I think Sirko got to him .

Great.

That's just fucking great. You reaIise he'Il be coming after me. . .

. . . if this goes sideways?

Then I need a way to find him.

Morgan .

I wanna taIk to Hannah .

She hasn't been harmed .

I've done everything you've asked , but I need to know she's stilI aIive.

And figure out where she is.

Has anyone ever toId you you've got serious trust issues?

Is it over?

Not quite.

Put Hannah on . Someone wishes to speak to her.

Hey.

Hey, my God .

It's so good to see you .

-Has he hurt you? -l'm fine.

So those Ukrainians you were telIing me about?

This wouId be them.

-Everything's gonna be okay. -I know.

I'm sorry they're using me like this to get to you .

Don't be.

It's not your fauIt.

Well, it doesn't matter anyway. Just do what you have to do, okay?

l want you to take me out on that stupid boat of yours again.

Promise ?

I--

l miss you.

Likewise.

Touching .

I have to get back to work.

If I had the chance to speak to Viktor again and he toId me he missed me. . .

. . . I think I'd Iike to think I couId come up. . .

. . .with something better than ''Iikewise.''

I'm not you .

Yeah , but there she was, trying to comfort you . . .

. . .and you just couldn't manage to do the same.

-Why do you even care? -WeII , Iook around .

There's no one eIse here for me to taIk to because of you .

Viktor got exactIy what was coming to him.

-Fuck you . -That what these questions are about?

Wondering what kind of kilIer I am, trying to decide if I shouId die. . .

-. . . because of what I did to him? -He was my life!

But stiII . . .

. . .you sent him to Miami .

You put him in over his head .

You put aIl this in motion .

And now you're terrified , Isaak.

You're terrified that I'm not reaIIy responsible. . .

. . .for his death .

That you are.

No.

You're the reason he's gone.

If you realIy believed that, I'd be dead by now.

Go.

Hey, Quinn , it's me. I'm having a real shitty day here.

So how about you return one of my fucking caIIs?

-Go get changed . -My shiff just started .

Yeah , weIl , we're gonna take a break. Your boyfriend's got me in a mood .

Viceroy's just down the road .

We had some good times there, right?

I'Il get my things.

Isaak is consumed by guiIt, drowning in grief.

He'Il never recover.

You took the risk. How did you know he bIames himseIf for Viktor's death?

I did the same thing with Rita.

Even though it was Trinity who kiIled her, I stiII feIt responsibIe.

Now it's happening alI over again with Hannah .

If something were to happen to her, and it's my fauIt. . .

-. . .wiII I end up Iike Isaak? -You recovered after Rita.

BareIy.

Harrison reminds me of her every day.

But with Hannah . . . .

It feels different.

I've spent my entire life trying to mask who I am . . .

. . .what I do.

But she sees through it aIl , and accepts that part of me.

So where's the probIem?

If we get through this. . .

. . . maybe it's the human side of me that'II push her away.

Juan PabIo.

It's a Colombian soccer pIayer.

The men Isaak kiIled in that bar were Colombian .

And dead men don't return home.

It's the Iast pIace these kiIIers wouId think to Iook for Isaak.

And the perfect place to hold Hannah .

Dex, grab your kit. We got another burn victim near the university.

lt's the man lsaak showed me. Caffrey.

He 's taken the bait.

l need to keep him close. . .

. . .but not too close.

Fucking mouId .

With aIl that it's gonna cost me, the universe is giving me the finger.

And with proper Iubrication , nothing wrong with that, hombre.

Yo, Dex. You wanna join the party?

Victim's name is Leo SantoIongo. He's a grad student.

One punch away from getting free coffee at the student union .

What the heII? Two burning men in two days.

Looks to be the same acceIerant-- Petroleum-based .

--as your car victim . Same oiIy residue.

-Another suicide? -TypicaIIy with a suicide by fire. . .

. . .the gas or fuel is poured over the head , like so.

This fire's point of origin . . .

. . .was front centre mass.

It burned upward and downward .

Can we cIose the doors?

This void . It's the same thing that happened with the first car victim .

We have a phantom .

-Bobby. -Maybe the victim . . .

. . .was letting us know who did this.

Or was it the Iast person he was thinking of?

You okay?

Never seen anything like this.

If this was a person . . .

. . .then they'd have to be wearing some kind of protective suit.

He bIocked the victim from escaping and watched him burn aIive.

Oh , it's not as horrific as one might think.

Destruction of vital tissue, nerve endings. . .

. . .quickIy induce shock or asphyxiation making the event relatively painIess.

ReIativeIy.

I need my camera.

-What does he need his camera for? -Evidence we have a kiIler. . .

. . . using fire as a weapon and a first name. Bobby.

WonderfuI .

Quinn , is there a security camera on this leveI?

Yeah , one. I'Il get the tape from the company.

WeII , if there's no bIood , I'm gonna head back.

-Vince. -Yeah , I've got it, Exter-Day.

How can there be onIy one security camera in this entire Iot?

Deb, you got a minute?

Be right back.

Who's Juan PabIo?

He pIays for the CoIombians. You remember Mateo's Bar?

Yeah , the three Colombians Isaak kiIIed?

Yeah , I grabbed this off of his phone.

I think Hannah's being heId at one of the dead men's homes.

I'Il look into it.

But that's alI , and thank you .

-Dexter. -Your man , Caffrey?

-He sees you? - Yeah.

I'm Ieaving a crime scene now.

Lead him to the port. Pier 1 8, northwest corridor.

There's a cargo ship, the Fearless. It's one of ours.

I'Il be waiting there.

This is George. How can I heIp you?

It's Caffrey.

Did you find Isaak?

-PIease teIl me that fucker's dead . -Not yet.

I'm taiIing Morgan . Any reason he'd be headed down to the port?

We got a boat down there.

You think Isaak is Iuring Morgan to him?

That's what I'm hoping to find out.

-H i . -Hey.

Joey, what are you doing here?

I was on my way from a crime scene. Thought I'd see if you can get off earIy.

No. George wouIdn't be happy.

Fuck him. Can't one of the other girIs cover for you?

Hey. Is everything okay?

Yes.

PIease, just go.

WeII , did something happen?

Would you pIease taIk to me?

This job is hard with you . . .

. . .and the things that are expected of me.

I don't have a probIem with you working here.

Promise me you won't be upset.

Depends on what it is. Nadia, what happened?

You fucked my girl?

TechnicalIy, if the dancers are on the cIock, they're my girIs.

Maybe you'd know that if you ever returned my fucking caIls.

You left me high and dry tonight. That's gonna stop.

You couId Iearn a thing or two from her.

She takes her job very seriously.

You're gonna be sorry!

Piece of shit!

Consider that her fucking notice.

Come on .

ReaIly? Cornflakes? Again?

That's aII there is in the cupboard .

Eat.

How about you Iet me introduce you to some good oId Southern cuisine?

My grandma has this great recipe for fried green tomatoes. It's amazing .

I saw some tomatoes growing in the garden out back.

I can't Iet you outside.

Okay, fine.

You pick them , then .

It's not Iike I'm going anywhere.

WeII , just remember, not too ripe.

I think I'm on to something . One of those CoIombians was singIe.

The other two lived with their family or an apartment.

But he has a house on CoraI Road . I'm heading there.

-Deb, no. -l don 't wanna hear it, Dexter, okay?

Andjust so we're clear, l am not doing this for Hannah.

I am doing this so you don't end up dead . If you catch Isaak first, so be it.

You kind of need to hurry. I'm Ieading one of these guys to Isaak now.

-PIease be careful . -I was gonna say the same to you .

That's the pIan .

Sweetheart.

See? A man of my word .

-Here you go. -Thanks.

Your assistant toId me I'd find you here.

We need to taIk.

About what? The horribIe things you said to me?

You cost me my job, Maria.

Was nine months shy of a 40-year pension before you stuck the knife in .

Before you couId return the favour. It's not my fauIt. . .

. . . I beat you at your own game.

So why don't you take your own advice? Go home.

Now, why wouId I wanna do that if I'm here to heIp?

Don't fuck with me, Tom .

That IittIe Iist of yours?

You'd be surprised what I know about some of the names on there.

-Which names? -Oh , not so fast, no.

I heIp you , you support my reinstatement.

Just Iong enough for me to get my pension bump.

Boats are fucking expensive.

So the question , Maria. . .

. . . is how bad do you want this?

Looks Iike a tabIe just opened up.

CarefuI , they're hot.

Isaak hasn't checked in yet.

If anything has happened to him. . .

. . . it wouId be a shame to kiIl you affer a IoveIy meaI .

WeII , Iet's hope that doesn't have to happen .

I n case you want some more.

-Water. -I'm sorry.

Grams aIways went heavy on the pepper.

Never cared much for that man .

We shouId go before we're spotted .

So this is over?

And stilI you don't trust me?

WeII?

You can taIk.

The knife?

How'd that get there?

I n the water. I'lI do the same.

Fine. Together, then .

You go ahead . I'm gonna hose this down to be safe.

I'Il wait for you beIow.

lsaak was right. l could have walked away if he'd let me.

But l was wrong about him.

l never thought he would.

What the heII happened to you?

WeII . . . .

What are you waiting for, you little shit?

God .

Don't move. I can get you to a hospitaI .

The buIIet's stiII inside.

We both know I'm a dead man .

There's a kit in my car.

-I can heIp with the pain . -No.

I need you to do me one better.

Fuck.

-Dispatch. -This is Lt. Morgan requesting backup.

And a fucking ambuIance at 2085 CoraI Road .

We 're sending someone right now.

Sorry for the bumpy ride.

You're forgiven .

We're here.

I nduIge a dying man .

What do you intend to say to Hannah when you see her again?

I guess that I'm sorry.

You guess?

Fuck's sakes, Dexter. She needs to know how you feel about her.

It's not that easy.

How is it you can be absoIuteIy fearless in the face of death . . .

. . .and yet so afraid to live?

I'm not. . .

. . .afraid .

Then what is it?

Death has aIways caImed me.

It's soothing .

Predictable.

I nevitabIe.

With a knife in my hand , I feeI it's mine to control .

It gives you intimacy.

Yes.

But it never lasts.

It's over. . .

. . .then you move on .

But now, with Hannah . . .

. . . I feeI Iike I don't have any control . . .

. . .and I'm not sure I wanna move on .

I was Iike you .

So detached .

U ntiI Viktor.

Was it worth it? Your feeIings for him cost you everything .

Oh , God , yes.

Being with him . . .

. . . I never had to hide.

I was finalIy. . . .

AIive.

There's hope for you yet.

Watch any Western, and you'll know a man out for vengeance. . .

. . .should dig two graves.

One for his enemy and one for himself.

l won 't be needing mine.

But l'll see to it that lsaak isn 't alone in his.

And you have no idea why you were taken by the deceased?

No.

He barely spoke.

So he chained you up, you got free. . .

. . . he stabbed you , and then you beat him to death .

As I stated , it was self-defence.

Oh , I know. StiII , there was a Iot of blood .

I mean , I know it's not the first time you've gotten your hands bIoody.

Are we finished?

I wanna make sure what you're teIIing me refIects what realIy happened .

But, yeah , sure, we can be done.

How is it that you were the one that found me?

I'm a cop.

It's my job to foIIow through on anonymous tips.

Where was your backup?

Lieutenant's prerogative.

Doctor said I was in pretty bad shape when you found me.

Yep.

So given your feeIings about me, why not just Iet me die?

I was doing my job.

Was it because of Dexter?

No.

I think it's about fucking time I start doing things for myself.

Maybe you can be fine with being responsibIe for someone's death . . .

. . . but I can't. That's. . . .

That's not who I am .

I got here as fast as I could .

Everything taken care of?

AII taken care of.

Then I guess I'Il go.

You gonna be okay?

Yeah . I'm gonna be fine.

It's only 1 2 stitches. I'm gonna be out of here tomorrow.

God , you're shaking .

When you asked me on my boat if I'd ever been scared Iike that, I have.

Twice.

When I was 3, seeing my mother murdered .

And when I reaIised these past few days. . .

. . .that I might never see you again .

WeII , that wasn't so hard , was it?

I don't know.

I'm not sure what this is. . .

. . .exactly.

Or what's. . .

. . .coming .

Maybe that's how it's supposed to be. Out of my controI .

AII I know is that when I'm with you , I feeI . . .

. . .safe.