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Previously on Dexter:

Our primary suspect is Sergeant James Doakes.

-Doakes? -If Doakes reaIly wasn't. . .

. . .the Bay Harbour Butcher, best thing to do is Iook into Doakes' finaI days.

We shouId start with the cabin in the Everglades where Doakes died .

-I was renting the pIace to J imenez. -Jimenez?

He was one of the three men responsibIe for kiIling Dexter Morgan's mother.

What if Dexter is the reaI Bay Harbour Butcher?

If somebody's gonna taIk to Dexter, it's gonna be me.

AII right, teIl your boyfriend who you beIong to.

-I'm sorry. -It's okay. Go. Go, now.

He died in my apartment.

Figured it wouId kick in whiIe Price was on the road . An auto accident.

-How'd you do it? -Price liked to chew on his pens.

Last one had a IittIe something on it.

She is a kiIIer.

You wiIl never be safe with her.

When Hannah got out of juvie. . .

. . .she kiIIed a counseIIor at a haIfway house.

She fed him rat poison .

Her roommate, a IittIe gal named ArIene Schram , saw her do it.

He won't be bothering you again .

I love you .

I think I Iove you too.

I need to find ArIene Schram .

Sure. Who's that?

According to a message I got last night from Hannah McKay's father. . .

. . .she's a witness to a murder.

l've never thought about the future.

About growing old.

Maybe because the future has never been kind to people like me.

Or their loved ones.

Bye, Dad .

Bye, Harrison .

But, suddenly, my future seems very possible.

And growing old is not only a possibility. . .

. . .it seems appealing.

-HeIIo. -Am l speaking with Dexter Morgan ?

-Yeah , that's right. -This is Department of Corrections.

Hector Estrada is having a parole hearing.

-What? When? -This morning at 1 0 a.m.

l know this is sudden.

Okay. Thank you for letting me know.

You're welcome, sir.

That was the Department of Corrections. Hector Estrada is up for parole.

He thinks there's good chance he'Il get it.

Estrada?

Remember I toId you about my mother and how she died?

Oh , God .

Was he--? Was he one of the men that kiIIed her?

He was the Ieader. He gave the order.

What about the others?

Dead .

Estrada is the Iast survivor.

I'm sure you'II have something to say about that.

Look at it this way.

Maybe it's the universe giving you a Christmas present.

No one but you wouId see it that way.

Maybe killing Estrada will close this chapter of my life. . .

. . .and open me up to a future with Hannah.

PaneI has reviewed alI the pertinent data in this matter.

We find that the prisoner meets the requirements for parole. . .

. . . under the Compassionate Release Statute 463.

Have you read the statute? You understand your obIigations?

I understand what's expected of me.

I won't screw up.

At this time, we invite any victims present to enter a statement. . .

. . .either for or against the board's decision .

l have no objection.

Nadia, it's me again .

This is my fifth message.

Just wanna know where you are.

Give me a caII .

Did you get a bad news?

Just trying to find Nadia.

Hey. Taking a survey.

Secret Santa this year or no Secret Santa?

I got enough presents to buy, man .

Man , the Christmas spirit around here sucks big reindeer dicks.

Deb.

I found Arlene Schram .

Oh , fucking amazing .

She's Iiving out in H iaIeah .

Two drug arrests since juvie, has two kids from different fathers.

Temporarily lost custody a year ago due to her drug abuse.

Good to know. I'Il have to go hard . I might have to take away. . .

-. . . her Mother of the Year trophy. -Any Iuck in Iocating Hannah's father?

No, zero. He dropped the dime on his daughter and then skipped town .

WeII , he's a drifter. He couId be anywhere.

Maybe we should Iet your brother know what we're doing .

-We're investigating his girIfriend . -I told Dexter. . .

. . .that if I found anything on Hannah , I'd act.

-I stilI don't feeI right about this. -And I'm telIing you it's my caII , okay?

Matthews made his choices.

Now he spends Christmas alone with his boat.

How close was l to the same fate ?

Oh , hand me one of those zip ties on the tabIe there, wilI you?

Thanks.

Fucking Christmas Iights.

Every year I put them up, and every year I wonder why I bothered .

You said you wanted to see me.

Yeah . Yeah , thanks for coming out.

Sit.

I wanted to give you a heads-up on this idea that Captain LaGuerta has got.

What?

The Bay Harbour Butcher.

Maria's convinced that Doakes was innocent. . .

. . .and that the reaI kiIler is stiII at Iarge.

ActualIy, she thinks it might be you .

Me?

I know. PersonalIy, I think she's had one too many Mosquitos. . .

. . .or whatever they caIl that goddamn drink.

But, anyway, here we are.

What makes her think I'm the Bay Harbour Butcher?

She knows your Iife story, your chiIdhood . . .

. . .what you saw in that cargo container.

Most people, that wouId screw them up for Iife.

Your brother went through the same thing , Iook what happened to him.

He saw your mother dismembered before his eyes. . .

. . .then he went on to dismember his own victims.

Drink?

No.

The Bay Harbour Butcher also dismembered his victims.

Of course, your brother wasn't the Butcher.

The murders continued affer his death .

But it's weird , huh?

Another thing that's weird , that cabin where Doakes died .

What about it?

Was rented to a man named J imenez.

He's one of the men who kiIled your mother.

I mean , what are the odds?

He 's interrogating me.

You knew my father, you've known me my whole Iife. . .

. . .do you think I'm the Bay Harbour Butcher?

Of course not.

But if I don't ask these questions, Maria wilI .

You know, I aIways had a bad feeIing about Doakes.

He obviousIy didn't Iike me too much . . .

. . .from the get-go.

Not exactly a secret.

But then that whoIe Bay Harbour Butcher case. . .

. . .came aIong and something happened . . .

. . .that I've never toId anyone about.

-What? -I saw Doakes on his boat.

Doakes had a boat?

Yeah .

I figured he used it to dispose of his victims.

He kept it at the same marina as mine. I moved my boat to get away from him .

Why didn't you come forward?

Because I didn't know what he'd do to me or my sister.

Yeah .

Doakes was a pretty formidabIe guy.

Yeah .

I can imagine how scared you must have been .

Sorry to put you through alI this, Dexter.

I'Il talk to Maria. . .

. . .get her to move on .

No hard feeIings?

None.

l've given them a boat to search for.

Now ljust have to make sure there 's something for them to find.

Hey, don't splash your sister.

I'm not gonna teII you again .

Sorry, they are non-stop.

No, I have a nephew their age, so I can relate.

Traded one vice for another.

At least they can't take your kids away for tobacco.

First Christmas cIean and sober, and it won't be the Iast.

Knock on wood . Just wanna keep Iooking forward , you know?

That's kind of why I'm here, ArIene, to keep you Iooking forward .

To keep you out of jaiI , actuaIIy.

-Why wouId I be going to jail? -As an accessory to murder.

He was a counselIor at a haItway house where you resided 1 0 years ago.

Someone spiked his coffee with rat poison .

-I don't have any idea. -I'm not after you .

I'm affer Hannah McKay. She was your roommate at the time.

It was her idea, but you had part in it.

You either heIped or you kept quiet.

-What do you want? -I wanna know what happened .

I n return , I'Il promise immunity from prosecution . . .

. . . keep you out of jail , make sure your kids have their mother. . .

. . .to put presents under the tree.

I'd Iike some time to think about this.

Okay, do that.

And pIay with your kids. Because depending on what you decide. . .

. . .you might not get to do that for a reaIIy Iong time.

Quiet now.

So turn this way now.

Do you remember the first and Iast time Dad took us to see Santa?

You yanked his beard and I asked for a gun .

Where the fuck are you , the North Pole? You haven't said anything .

What is it?

You sure you wanna know?

Oh , Jesus.

TeIl me.

LaGuerta is stiIl looking into the Bay Harbour Butcher.

Shit.

I talked to Matthews. She's puIIed him into the investigation .

-What? -It gets worse.

They think it's me.

You weren't gonna fucking telI me?

Do they have anything?

I don't know.

I need to put them off this once and for aII .

How?

Give them proof that Doakes was the Butcher.

It wiII mean pIanting evidence.

You can't do that, not with those two on your case.

I'Il just have to be very carefuI .

Now, were you a good boy? So, what do you want for Christmas?

-Fuck it. It's too risky for you . I'Il do it. -Deb, no.

I'm not gonna Iet Harrison grow up without a father.

I just want this to be the end once and for aII .

Hey, guys.

Hey.

Hey.

-Ready? Say ''cheese,'' everyone. -Cheese.

I'm sorry, I don't think Dexter Morgan has anything to do. . .

-. . .with the Bay Harbour Butcher. -You're letting your feeIings. . .

. . .compIeteIy cIoud your judgement.

You're letting whatever you had with Doakes make you blind to his guiIt.

I've heard of peopIe fucking their brains out, but God .

-WeII , that's low even for you , Tom . -Look, let's just folIow up on this boat.

Look, if James had owned a boat, I would have known .

WeII , calI it a wiId guess.

But if he was using it to dump victims into the ocean . . .

. . . he wouId have tried to keep its existence a secret.

I swear, I never toId anyone I saw you poison that man .

I don't get how that stanky detective couId know about it.

Must have been my dad .

Why wouId he do that?

He needed money and I wouIdn't give it to him. You know my dad .

Yeah , unfortunately.

I can't go to jail , Hannah . Lose my kids again, I couldn't take it.

I'm not gonna Iet that happen .

Hey, Iook at me. When that counselIor was putting his hands on us. . .

. . .and I shut him down for good , you backed me up.

AIways stuck together.

That's not gonna change now, is it?

But that detective's gonna come back.

She's not gonna Iet up.

I'm gonna figure something out.

You just have to stay strong , okay?

Not this one.

This one looks like Doakes.

Did you have to get the biggest tree?

WeII , anything smaIler than this Iooks Iike a CharIie Brown tree.

By the way, you stilI doing Christmas day with Debra and Harrison?

Yeah . You can join us.

Not sure if Debra and me in the same room . . .

. . .wouId be very Christmassy.

Okay.

Maybe we couId start a new tradition .

Christmas Eve. . .

. . .this year and next year, the year after that.

I like that, except there is one probIem .

-What? -I haven't got you a Christmas present.

I don't reaIly need anything .

Suit yourseIf.

Guess I'm just gonna have to go out and buy you a pair of socks.

HoId up! Hey! Hey!

That's not the walk of a dying man.

l guess freedom was the tonic he needed.

But l'll soon change that.

-Jenna. -Hey, Quinn .

I'm Iooking for Nadia. Know where she is?

Hey, paI , find your own .

Sorry, does your wife know you're here?

No, so shut the fuck up.

Nadia's in Vegas.

-What are you taIking about? -She moved there to work.

Got a job in one of the casinos.

-When? -Couple days ago.

She left you a note. It's in my Iocker.

-I probably shouldn't have read it. -What did it say?

She's sorry, but she needed a new start.

Staying here was too hard for her.

She was reaIIy broken up.

That aIl?

Oh , that you mean a Iot to her and she'Il never forget what you did for her.

I'Il be done in a few minutes and I can go get it.

Thanks.

Last Christmas, I was down in the Keys.

This Christmas, your garage.

-No one's forcing you to be here, Tom . -Oh , I'm too afraid to Ieave you alone.

You might decide I'm the Bay Harbour Butcher and haul me in .

-What is it? -Come here. Take a Iook.

It's a tackIe box.

These are deep-sea fishing lures.

Meaning?

Meaning they're the kind you need a boat to use.

Jeez, what a mess.

WeII , it's been empty for years.

Doakes probabIy scrapped his boat once we were cIosing in on him.

We don't know Doakes used this pIace. You're jumping to concIusions.

This address came from the tackIe box. . .

. . .which came from the cabin where Doakes died .

This isn't jumping to a concIusion .

This concIusion's hanging from your ass.

-That private forensics team of yours? -Yeah , what about them?

Get them out here.

I think we just struck oiI .

The blood's too degraded to anaIyse, but we found one print on the hilt.

It's a match for James Doakes.

You're certain?

No question , captain .

WeII , that sews it up.

Tom .

This evidence couId have been pIanted .

Dexter is a forensics expert. . .

-. . .and he has the skilIs-- -Maria, it's over.

The fat Iady isn't singing , her song is done.

She's getting humped in her dressing room .

Jesus Christ, Tom.

What is wrong with you?

Maria, why can't you Iet this go?

I guess because I feeI I owe it to James to cIear his name.

Why? Because you two were a coupIe?

Because he was innocent.

You're not an investigator, Maria.

Your talent's in playing the game, and you pIay a great one.

HeII , you beat me.

But either way. . .

. . . I'm done here.

Now, I expect you to Iive up to your end of the bargain .

Forty-year pay scaIe on my pension .

I remember, Tom.

Don't worry, you'Il get what's coming to you .

I expect to.

Feliz Navidad, Maria.

What the heII are you doing here?

Don't teIl me we're neighbours.

I'm not here to fight with you or trade insuIts.

That's a good thing , you probably wouldn't last one round .

I came here to taIk to you about Dexter.

Dexter?

If you care about him, Iisten to what I have to say.

Just hear me out, that's alI I ask.

I'm aIl ears.

Dexter is happy. . .

. . .and I know him weIl enough to understand . . .

. . .that this is a pretty big deaI .

He's been through a Iot of trouble and a Iot of pain .

-I can't deny that. -I think for the first time. . .

. . . in reaIly a Iong time, he's actualIy Iooking forward to the future.

He talks about it.

About me and him together.

And I think that Dexter couId be a whoIe Iot happier. . .

. . . if he knew that you and I couId find some common ground .

-For Dexter's sake. -Yeah .

He reaIly does seem to Iike having you around .

I love him .

-And I know that you do too. -Yeah , you bet I do.

Can't we work out our issues?

I think we can .

It's because I Iove Dexter. . .

. . .that I'm wilIing to do whatever it takes to protect him from you .

I'm not gonna give up untiI your murdering ass is behind bars for good .

That's how we're gonna work out our issues.

But, hey. . .

. . .thanks for stopping by.

Okay.

Son of a bitch .

You got a dead one.

Yeah .

WeII , it's gonna have to stay dead . There's onIy so much a man can do.

-What brings you around? -Merry Christmas.

-I noticed you were on empty. -Thanks.

I was thinking about the Iast conversation we had .

I owe you an apology.

I should have come forward with my suspicion about Doakes.

-More peopIe would be aIive. -If anyone shouId apologise, it's me.

I was stupid .

I should never have entertained Maria's theory about you being the Butcher.

-You think she'Il ever accept the truth? -She aIready has.

-We found Doakes' boathouse. -ReaIly?

What's even more amazing is what we found hidden inside it.

I won't go into details, except to say it Ieaves no doubt as to Doakes' guiIt.

Believe me, you won't have to worry about LaGuerta anymore.

WeII , I gotta say, that's about the best Christmas present I couId've imagined .

You and me both . Have a good Christmas with your boy.

We wiIl .

Christmas just got a lot less merry for Hector Estrada.

My late lamented Dark Passenger would be very pleased.

lf l can break this last strand from my past. . .

. . . do l get the future l want?

-Yeah . -l went to see Matthews again.

They're calling off the investigation.

You sure?

Yeah . They bought it. Everything .

WeII , Iet's hope they stay bought.

Thanks, Deb.

-You're Hector Estrada? -I know you?

You do now. Steve GaskiIl .

Come on , man . You're a Iegend .

You're gonna be a stain if you don't crawI to where you came from .

I know I'm way out of line. I gotta teII you about my situation .

I have this contact in Honduras, an oId Army buddy.

He sends me a crate of sativa every other month .

I've been trying to Iay it off. You know, colIege campuses and whatnot.

But it keeps piIing up. It's too much for me to move.

-How much are we taIking about? -Enough to make you shit your pants.

I've been trying to find a way into the Hispanic market.

-Here you are. It's Kismet. -Kiss who?

It's good Iuck for both of us.

I can show you the stuff.

If you're interested , maybe we can work something out.

Let me hear you say you're not a cop.

I'm not a cop, man .

Jeez, we know a lot of the same peopIe. Tuerto, Pepe Chao.

-I've soId plenty of shit to them . -Fuck.

Long time since I've deaIt with those guys.

-Where and when? -Thirty-five Quayside Road . Tonight.

Ten o'cIock. U nIess you got something else to do on Christmas Eve.

I'Il see you then .

-Yep. -Dex, it's Angel.

Debra's at St. Joseph's. She's been in a car accident.

l'll meet you at the hospital.

Did you fiIl out aIl the questions?

-Dex. -How is she?

She's fine.

Her wrist is broken , lots of bruising , but she'lI be out by tomorrow.

What happened?

ApparentIy, she bIacked out or something behind the wheel .

Does Debra have a prescription for anti-anxiety medication?

Not that there's a problem . Most people do.

Yeah , she does. Why?

Doctor said there was a lot of that in her system .

AImost three times the normaI dose.

Maybe she lost track on how much she took.

You know, it happens.

WeII , why is she here in H iaIeah?

Where was she going?

Debra drove here for an interview.

A second interview with a woman , ArIene Schram .

Now, look, Dex, maybe I should've toId you this before now. . .

. . . but Deb got a tip. . .

. . .that this woman , ArIene Schram , was a possibIe witness to a murder.

A murder committed by Hannah McKay.

You shouId've toId me.

Debra has a bug up her ass with this girI .

Maybe that's why she took alI those anti-anxiety piIIs.

Because she's convinced that her brother is dating a kiIler.

I don't know what happened .

I was tired . I was driving .

I kept getting sleepier.

And , I don't know, I must have cIosed my eyes for a second .

-But the next thing I knew, I was-- -Hanging upside down in a ditch .

Hanging by my seat beIt.

This is the most fucked-est Christmas ever.

And you were gonna spend it with Arlene Schram .

Hannah toId you?

Hannah knew?

She was at my house yesterday. . .

. . .asking me to back off.

ArIene must've caIled affer I Ieft her house.

Hannah was at your house yesterday?

Yes.

And now I'm here.

-Fucking heII , Dexter. It's like-- -She didn't poison you .

WeII , I sure as shit didn't swaIlow a handfuI of piIls.

The doctor said that it's possibIe the drugs buiIt up in your system .

I took one.

One. Last night.

That drug has a short half-life.

Gotta hand it to her. That's a reaIly good pIan .

Making it Iook I accidentaIly took too much of a prescription that I have?

It's not a hard drug to get.

-How wouId she know you were on it? -You must have mentioned it.

I never did . No.

That's the thing about peopIe that poison peopIe.

They're reaIIy fucking sneaky.

So she what, poisoned you whiIe she was at your house Iast night?

I didn't Iet her inside my house Iast night.

-Deb-- -I went for a run .

Maybe she broke in after I Ieft or something .

She broke into your house and did what?

-I don't know how she did it. -Because she didn't.

Fuck, this is what happened to SaI Price.

He got close to knowing the truth about Hannah , she kilIed him .

There's no proof she kiIIed SaI Price. . .

. . .and no proof that she poisoned you .

WeII , maybe we need to find the proof.

There's another expIanation for what happened .

You took more of those piIls than you think you did .

You've been under a Iot of stress, Deb.

No shit, SherIock.

So you took one and you Iost track. You took another.

And another. It's possibIe. It happens.

You have to admit that, right?

Deb 's more right than she knows about what happened to Sal Price.

But Hannah wouldn 't do that to Debra.

Would she ?

l make my living at crime scenes, proving what happened.

But now can l prove what didn 't happen?

Prove that Hannah didn 't poison Debra ?

ls this proof that Hannah was here ?

Did she break in ?

Or did she simply walk through an open door?

Or did this fall off me ? Did l track this in just now?

The drug works quickly. Deb would've passed out minutes after ingesting it.

Sorry for your loss.

-No, my sister's doing fine. -Yeah .

Can't say the same thing for this poor baby.

You'Il have to go in through the passenger side.

l'll see what the lab has to say about what's in this bottle.

Hannah didn 't poison Debra.

All l want for Christmas is for that to be true.

Merry Christmas Eve.

We're having a Nochebuena at the restaurant Iater.

Auri wiII be there. You shouId come by.

Thank you , but I'm not up for it.

HoIidays, famiIy, cheer.

They're keeping Debra overnight at the hospital . You shouId know that.

I know.

You wanna teIl me the reaI reason you're here?

I've been thinking about what's next for me.

Yeah?

I'm enjoying the restaurant, even with aII the headaches.

It's real .

Straightforward .

You open up, you feed peopIe. . .

. . .you clean up, you close up, then you go home.

That's it. That's your day.

You don't carry it with you .

-Not Iike this job? -No.

And up untiI , I don't know. . .

. . . Mike's death maybe. . .

. . . it never got to me.

It's time, isn't it?

You ever think about what's next?

Sometimes.

I've been looking back a IittIe too.

You know, wondering about some choices I've made. . .

. . .wishing I'd made different ones.

Are you taIking about me? Are you taIking about you , about us?

Are you wishing that it wouId've worked out?

No.

No.

Okay, just checking .

So when are you retiring?

Thought about putting papers in on the first.

Happy New Year.

Let's hope.

Dexter, hey.

I was worried about you .

-Look who's here. -Daddy's home.

Come here, bud . Oh , yeah .

-Thanks for staying over tonight. -My pIeasure.

Ever since I've gone vegetarian, watching my brother. . .

. . . roast a whole pig grosses me out.

Besides, you guys are famiIy too.

Yeah , and so are you .

How's Debra?

Yeah , how's she doing?

She's fine. She shouId be out tomorrow.

Oh , I'm gIad to hear that.

WeII , I hope you're hungry, Dexter.

Look at her. So beautiful.

But can you ever fully trust a poisoner?

Okay, Dexter?

Dexter.

Earth to Dexter.

I think your food coma's hitting way earIy.

-You're right. -What do you want?

A IittIe bit of everything .

Christmas is a time of expectation. lf you're good, a red-suited fat man. . .

. . . will break into your house and leave presents.

But Santa Claus doesn't exist.

The most wonderful time of the year celebrates a lie.

ls the future l imagine with Hannah nothing more than a vision. . .

. . . dancing in my head?

It's funny how we started off in Santa's HoIiday Adventure. . .

. . .and here we are, Christmas Eve together.

A pIace I never thought I'd be with anyone again . . .

. . . much less you .

Thanks.

I'm not saying this quite right.

AII the men that I've been with . . .

. . .there was a Iot of running away.

But when I'm with you . . .

. . . I don't wanna go anywhere.

Stay with me tonight.

No, I can't. I have somewhere to be.

Debra?

Estrada?

Good for you .

He's somebody you've wanted for a Iong time.

Someone I thought I'd never get.

I imagine that wiII be deeply satisfying .

When Deb had her accident. . .

. . .she was heading to ArIene Schram's house.

She was hoping ArIene wouId give her a statement. . .

. . .that wouId let her arrest you .

But Deb never made it there.

She bIacked out behind the wheeI .

-Does that sound familiar? -Familiar?

Sal Price.

It's what you hoped would happen to him before you poisoned him.

Are you . . .?

Do you think that I had something to do with Debra's accident?

Did you?

Oh , I can't believe you wouId even think something Iike that.

Say something .

You wiIl do whatever it takes to protect yourseIf.

That does not incIude trying to poison your sister.

You yourseIf told me ArIene saw you poison that counseIlor's coffee.

And I can't teII you how many times I saw ArIene shoot up.

I was nervous about what she couId do, but then I went to see her. . .

. . .and she's a mess. . .

. . .that any law student couId discredit. She's not a threat to me.

But Deb is.

Do you think I wouId be that stupid . . .

. . .to try and poison the Iieutenant of Homicide?

And to think that you wouldn't figure it out?

Wouldn't exactIy bring us cIoser together, wouId it?

You know I Iove you , right?

Yes.

Do you Iove me?

Yes.

I don't know if I beIieve you .

You were at her house Iast night.

I thought if she knew how much I cared then she wouId back down a little.

But she never wiII .

What happens next week when Deb has a heart attack?

Do you hear yourseIf?

If anything happens, I'II wonder if you had something to do with it.

WeII , that's your probIem, your lack of trust.

Your inabiIity to trust.

God , it's Iike. . . .

It's like you have something deep inside of you . . .

. . .that you think is undeserving of Iove.

-Don't turn this back on me. -You're accusing me.

I ju-- I know what you're capable of.

Okay, I'm not sure quite how to say this. . .

. . . but I've never made a mistake.

If I had poisoned Debra, then she wouId be dead .

If you know me the way that you say that you do. . .

. . .then you know that that's true.

Maybe it aII was just an accident.

It must have been reaIIy scary to see her in the hospitaI Iike that.

It was.

It's understandabIe you would try to make sense. . .

. . .of a situation that doesn't make sense. . .

. . . but you're doing that at the expense of this reIationship.

I'm not trying to. I . . . .

I don't wanna Iose you .

I'm sure about you .

I'm 1 00-percent sure. . .

. . . but you need to be abIe to say the same thing about me.

I know.

We could have it aII .

I think you need to figure out what it is that you want. . .

. . .and what type of future you wanna have.

It's right in here.

What the fuck is this, huh? Where's the stuff?

Fuck.

Estrada.

Estrada.

Estrada, it's time.

The Department of Corrections kept that for you .

That was very thoughtfuI .

You've changed a lot in the past 40 years.

So have I .

Three men murdered my mother.

Juan PabIo AIiso, shot in another deaI .

Santos Jimenez.

You remember him. He testified against you .

I cut him into six roughIy-equal pieces with a chain saw.

Just Iike he did my mother.

Like I'm gonna do to you .

HoIy fuck, you're Dickie Moser.

Dexter Moser.

I am Dexter Moser.

And I'm gonna kilI you .

Is that what aIl this is about?

I was 3 years oId when you Ieff me in that container.

Who am I gonna be when you're dead?

StiII some fucking freak, probably.

We'lI see.

You're working with her, aren't you?

What?

That fucking cop bitch , the one who got me out.

Oh , yeah , they said that there was a big push . . .

. . .for my reIease from the captain of Miami Metro.

LaGuerta?

She fucking set me up.

You're not the one who was set up.

Officer.

We foIIowed him here, but we lost him .

TiII we heard the gunshot. That's when we calIed you .

-AII right. Anything eIse since? -No.

Show me where.

What is going on in this pIace?

Keep Iooking for Estrada and anyone else with him . Estrada's not aIone.

Don't make a fucking sound .

Around the other side.

lt wasn't the universe giving me a gift. lt was LaGuerta.

l can make sure one member of the Morgan family. . .

. . .has a good Christmas.

Yes.

lt's Sergio. You told me to call you when l ran that water you brought in.

What'd you find?

That water's like 40 percent alprazolam.

That's an anti-anxiety drug.

Someone must have wanted to knock themselves out.

But this time ofyear, who can blame them?

-Thanks. -You got it.

lt was no accident.

Hannah dissolved the pills into Deb 's water. . .

. . .so that she 'd pass out behind the wheel.

A problem in Hannah 's life solved.

Hannah poisoned Debra.

lt's not the future l had wanted with Hannah. . .

. . .but maybe it's what l deserve.

You bareIy said two words on the ride home.

I have something for you .

A present?

A new car, I hope.

I guess it's a present.

It's SaI Price's pen .

If you test it, you'II find traces of aconite on the end . . .

. . .and Hannah's prints.

So that's how she did it.

I found it the next morning . I kept it out of evidence.

I can't beIieve you're gonna turn her in .

As Iong as she's free, you're not safe.

Dex, I know how hard this must be for you .

You're here.

Does that mean that you know what you want?

Yes.

-Hannah . . . . -You have to kiss me or it's bad luck.

What's the matter?

I'm sorry.

Sorry?

Hannah McKay, you're under arrest for the murder of SaI Price.

You shouId have kiIled me.

l should know better than to count on the future.

All you can ever believe in is now. . .

. . . this moment.

Because in a blink. . .

. . . everything can change.