Original subtitles

Previously on Dexter:

Dexter, what the fuck?

Maybe we should just get rid of the body. We make it look Iike a suicide.

How do we do that?

Gasoline. There's a station nearby.

I'Il go get a couple of galIons.

If Doakes reaIly wasn't the Bay Harbor Butcher. . .

. . . best thing is Iook into his final days.

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

Maria's convinced that Doakes was innocent. . .

-. . .that the reaI kiIler might be you . -Me?

Do what you gotta do.

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

-Estrada? -I told you about my mother. . .

. . .and how she died?

Was he one of the men that kiIled her?

He was the Ieader. He gave the order.

It's the universe giving you a Christmas present.

No one but you wouId see it that way.

Estrada!

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

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

-LaGuerta. -She fucking set me up.

You're not the one who was set up.

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

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

She poisoned you whiIe she was at your house Iast night?

Find the proof.

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

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

Sal Price's pen .

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

-Can't beIieve you're gonna turn her in . -As Iong as she's free, you're not safe.

You shouId have kiIled me.

You look Iike you got some sun .

The boat.

They treating you welI?

I get 1 0 minutes outside.

My ceIlmate seems nice.

She robbed a Iiquor store so she could buy meth .

-You have every-- -You said you Ioved me.

-I do. -Then why am I here?

You poisoned Debra.

Because she was trying to keep us apart.

And what was I supposed to do?

I don't know. I don't know, you couId have just broken up with me.

And compIeteIy free you up to kilI Deb? No.

I'm gonna spend the rest of my life behind bars.

-You left me no choice. -You had a choice.

You were supposed to choose me.

She's my sister.

Jesus.

I never stood a chance.

Don't.

Why are you even here?

I had to see you .

If you're worried I'm gonna teII people what you are, then don't worry.

Your secret is safe with me.

Is it?

I would never do that to you .

I came here because I wanted-- I needed you to know.

If there was another-- Any way to keep Deb safe. . .

. . . I would have found it.

I miss you so much .

I miss you too.

You're the only person in the worId I don't have to hide anything from .

I don't know what I'm gonna do without you .

Dexter, it's not too Iate.

The onIy thing they have on me is that fucking pen .

If the pen disappears, so can we.

We can go some place that your sister can't find us.

We can go to Argentina and be together aIways.

I can never trust you .

-But you just-- -And you know you can never trust me.

We both knew it wouId come to this, one of us dead or behind bars.

Yeah .

Except I aIways thought it wouId be you .

Sorry.

Yeah , me too.

Goodbye, Dexter.

l tried to kill Hannah but couldn't.

l wanna hate her for what she did to Deb. . .

. . .but can't.

-HeIIo. -An inmate. . .

. . .from the Sheriff's Department. . .

. . .is trying to contact you via collect call.

Do you accept the charges?

-Yeah . -Connecting.

ArIene, thank God .

-Hannah, what's wrong? -I can't do this.

l can't spend my life in here. l need you to help me.

I need this to be over.

No, you're stronger than that.

You haven't even had your triaI . I can visit you .

ArIene, you owe me. I took care of that counselIor for the both of us. . .

. . .and now I need your heIp, okay? I can't Iive Iike this.

TeIl me what to do.

I don't know who's worse, you or him .

It is Toy-mageddon every time I waIk in here.

He can't make up his mind which one he likes the best.

He's a boy. He wants them aII .

I can cIean this stuff up.

Go, get ready for work. I got it.

-AII right, Harrison . -Hey.

We're gonna need to let Jamie pick some things up.

That doesn't mean you can't play with Thomas.

I want Hannah .

Sweetie, Hannah had to go away, but that doesn't mean . . .

. . .that she doesn't miss you very, very much . Okay?

Okay.

-Let's see if we can get Thomas to talk. -One. . . .

-Captain? -Dexter.

What are you doing here?

It might be best if you take Harrison to another room .

Because?

Because I'm placing you under arrest for the murder of Hector Estrada.

Dexter?

-This has to be some sort of mistake. -I wish it was.

-Who is Hector Estrada? -Stay back.

-Get your hands off. -Stay back.

Jamie, just take Harrison to his room . It's okay.

I'm caIling Deb.

Dexter Morgan . . .

. . .''you have the right to remain siIent.

Anything you say or do. . .

. . .can be used against you in a court of law.

You have the right to an attorney.

If you cannot afford an attorney, one wilI be provided for you .''

-What the heII's going on? -Jesus. LaGuerta arrested Morgan .

I'Il caII you Iater.

What are you doing?

-Out of my way, AngeI . -Why is Dexter in handcuffs?

I have proof he's the Bay Harbor Butcher.

Doakes is the Bay Harbor Butcher. Have you Iost your mind?

-What is this? -I don't know.

What the fuck?

She thinks your brother's the Bay Harbor Butcher. How is that possible?

It's not. Take those things off his wrists.

-Leave those. -Maria, what are you doing?

Stand down , lieutenant. Dexter's my prisoner, you're famiIy.

You need to recuse yourseIf.

Let's go.

-AngeI . -I'm on it.

Just so we're cIear then . . .

. . .your official statement is that you went fishing Iast night. . .

. . .then went home to be with your son .

I didn't kiIl Hector Estrada.

No?

You didn't cut his body into pieces. . .

. . .and put it into bags, take it on your boat. . .

-. . .then throw it into the ocean? -Why wouId I do that?

Because Hector Estrada butchered your mother in front of you .

So how about you start teIIing me the truth?

I'm not the Bay Harbor Butcher.

He's answered your questions. You've got nothing .

Not alI my questions.

These are from my phone Iast night. . .

. . .and that's you carrying plastic garbage bags onto your boat.

It was ice to keep any fish I caught coId .

My cooler broke.

But earlier today, you said you didn't catch anything .

What was in the bag?

It was a shirt with Hector Estrada's blood on it. . .

. . .and his waIlet.

You kiIIed him.

You kiIIed him Iike you kilIed aII your other victims.

Admit it.

You're the Bay Harbor Butcher.

-Dexter, don't say another word . -That's enough , sergeant.

I was throwing away my dinner.

It was a bag from Franco's. You can check.

-AngeI , you gotta believe me. -You framed Doakes.

After I defended you against him.

You betrayed me, this department, everybody around you .

Is that what this is about?

Your desperate need to beIieve the James Doakes you knew. . .

. . .or thought you knew, wasn't a cold-blooded kiIIer?

You don't have the right to speak his name.

You're so hurt. . .

. . .angry, scared .

He's dead because of you .

You were his partner, his lieutenant. . .

. . . his lover.

If you couldn't see what was in front of your eyes. . .

. . .what does that say about you?

I swear to God , Dexter. . .

. . . I'm gonna naiI you to the waII for what you've done.

-Maria. -To the waII !

Maria, that's enough .

Goddamn it, Iieutenant. You can't be in here.

-TeIl them what you toId me. -I reran the bIood on the shirt. . .

. . . Captain LaGuerta discovered in the trash .

It's definiteIy Hector Estrada's, but after going over it. . .

. . . I found an evidence number.

What? What evidence number?

Shirt with Estrada's bIood on it is the shirt he was wearing . . .

. . .the day he was brought in , back in '73.

Things got a IittIe rough and the arresting officers broke his nose.

That's impossibIe.

I checked inventory.

The shirt's missing .

What about his waIIet?

Don't kiIl the messenger. There was a partiaI print. . .

. . .and it's yours.

-Were you trying to frame my brother? -Deb.

You son of a bitch .

-You set me up. -Maria.

-Can I go now? -Yes, you can .

He did this.

He's the Bay Harbor Butcher. He has to be.

This witch hunt of yours is over. If you have a probIem with it. . .

. . .we can take it upstairs.

Captain .

Everyone eIse may have bought your little victim routine in there. . .

. . . but we both know the truth .

And the truth is it's been a very Iong day.

You set me up, just Iike you did James.

Now, I'm sure you've already managed to kiIl Estrada.

Leaves me no chance to prove any of this.

CongratuIations. You've won again .

I just wanna go home and see my son .

James aIways knew there was something wrong with you .

Surprise, motherfucker.

You got my reports?

Hot off the presses.

Headlines.

Twenty-six stab wounds, the first pierced her heart.

-Whoever did this-- -Was making a point.

This is our third vic.

Any suspects?

WaIter Munro.

Crazy. Thinks he's some phiIosopher or some shit.

ScribbIing his fucked-up thoughts in his journaIs.

Victims are aII prostitutes. Wounds suggest the same weapon .

Consistent with a singIe kilIer.

The thing is he's crazy, but he's smart too.

I can never get anything on him .

HoId up.

What's up?

What we taIked about.

Come on , Maria.

Don't you at Ieast wanna think about it?

I'm sorry, James.

Oh , shit, Morgan . I didn't even know you were there.

You're, Iike, invisibIe.

lf only l had stayed invisible.

-Maria, wait up. -AngeI .

-Hey. -I don't wanna hear it.

I just checked with Estrada's paroIe officer.

You were behind his reIease from prison?

Somehow Dexter figured out I was watching him .

Everyone thinks that you're trying to frame Dexter.

-I am-- -Dexter.

I don't care what everybody else thinks.

WeII , you better start caring . Do you wanna keep your job?

-I wanna keep my job. -Then better back off. . .

-. . .and drop this whoIe crazy idea. -AngeI , I need you to be on my side.

I am on your side and that's why I'm teIIing you this.

But you have to stop.

-It Iooks pretty bad , doesn't it? -More than pretty bad .

And you're gonna have to work reaIIy hard to fix this.

But come on , Maria.

If anyone can work their way out of a jam like this. . .

. . . it's you .

Okay.

Thanks for your advice, AngeI .

We need to taIk.

Harrison just went to sIeep.

I'm gIad one of us wilI sIeep tonight.

Heads up next time you're gonna get arrested . . .

. . .or make our captain look Iike a Iunatic.

It worked , didn't it?

Everyone thinks LaGuerta framed me.

She won't be abIe to come after me anymore.

AII it cost her was her career.

How many careers has LaGuerta destroyed?

That stiII doesn't make it right.

Not that I even know what that is anymore.

I wish it hadn't come to this, but it was either her or me.

She aImost caught me trying to kilI Estrada on the docks.

Whose fauIt was that?

LaGuerta's the one who set me up.

So you repay the favour?

Would you prefer my normaI method of confIict resoIution?

Not fucking funny.

There was a probIem , and I soIved it the best way I knew how.

And it's over.

That's what you keep saying .

What about Hannah?

What about her?

WeII , I assume she knows what you are.

-Yeah , but-- -Her arraignment's tomorrow.

How do you know she won't use that to get a better deal?

-She won't. -How do you know that?

Because she's in Iove with me.

I pray to fuck you're right.

Take tomorrow off, aII right?

At least untiI the dust settIes with this LaGuerta thing .

You know this isn't over.

Despite what LaGuerta thinks, Estrada's stiIl out there.

I know. It's been six days since I let him go and I haven't found him yet.

If he resurfaces, LaGuerta gets wind of it--

She'Il offer him a deaI . Put him up in some safe house.

You're left to expIain to the DA why you came affer him with a chainsaw.

I'Il find him.

I'Il do what I have to do.

You sound Iike Hannah .

According to Estrada 's parole officer. . .

. . . this is the last known address of his wife.

Hector has nowhere else to turn.

He 's wanted by the police, me.

Mrs. Estrada?

I'm Arthur Curry, Hector's paroIe officer.

Why are you here? I haven't seen Hector in years.

Hey, honey, who's that?

The neighbour.

PIease.

Don't come here again .

My Tony doesn't like it.

WeII , if you haven't seen Hector, why are you stilI married to him?

I'm CathoIic.

Is it that guy again?

-You sure he hasn't been around? -You shouId go.

lt's been 40 years, but Florencia hasn 't let go of Hector.

Sometimes it only takes a moment to reveal who we really are.

Looks Iike you spun a goddamn web.

Yeah , it's more Iike a puzzIe.

Connect the dots. Can you pin this on Munro or not?

Entry wounds on the victim are consistent. . .

. . .with wounds on previous victims.

She was standing when attacked .

-Get another one. -She stumbIed , her body turning .

The kilIer's behind her now, stabbing her in the back repeatedly.

Then she's down on aII fours, crawIing away. . .

. . . untiI the kilIer grabs her and flips her over.

He's on top of her now.

He slices her carotid artery.

She's terrified , heart's racing .

It's reIeasing more bIood in thick arteriaI spurts. . .

. . . here and here and . . . .

Here.

I've never seen someone so excited about a crime scene before.

You like this bIood shit too much .

I'm just doing my job.

Wipe that smile off your face. . .

. . .and heIp me find the creep who did this.

l let my guard down.

For an instant, my real life bled into my fake life. . .

. . .and Doakes caught his first glimpse of the real me.

Thanks for coming, Tom .

Chrissakes, it's aII over the station you tried to frame Dexter.

-You know that's not true. -Do I?

Commissioner's going to open an investigation into your recent conduct.

If calIed to testify, I'Il be dragged into this. . .

. . .and have no choice but teIl the truth .

That we found definitive proof that Doakes was the Bay Harbor Butcher.

And that despite me advising you to cease and desist. . .

. . .you continued on this reckIess course.

-So, what's your advice? -Start kissing anything . . .

. . .that even remoteIy resembIes an ass.

I'm serious, Tom .

I was hoping for your support.

And make myself Iook as crazy as you?

PeopIe stilI respect you here.

I need someone to have my back, Tom . . .

. . .and you couId say I had reasonabIe suspicion .

-You carried it too far. -Then say that.

Say that due to my overzeaIous nature as a poIice officer. . .

. . . I got too caught up in the case.

-You got too caught up being an idiot. -I'm aIready down , Tom.

Stop kicking .

My job is at stake.

Tom?

AII right.

I'Il see what I can do.

Thank you .

You just keep your head Iow.

And for God's sake, start doing your job if you have any hope of keeping it.

Lieutenant.

What brings you here?

I'm the arresting officer.

How's the wrist?

Stronger every day.

How's facing Iife without the possibiIity of paroIe?

Last time I checked it's innocent untiI proven guiIty.

This is your last chance.

You can save yourseIf a lot of time and troubIe, confess what you've done.

I wiII if you wiIl .

My conscience is cIear.

AII that Xanax.

My, how you must have troubIe sIeeping at night.

You don't know shit about me.

-A minute? -Except you're lieutenant of Homicide. . .

. . .and you wear a big shiny badge. . .

. . .and yet you know exactly what your brother is.

Don't worry, I'm not gonna teII anyone.

They wouIdn't beIieve me even if I did .

But knowing that you have to Iive with it. . .

. . . is punishment enough .

StiII , I'm curious.

How do you justify arresting me and not him?

Or is the law just something that you make up as you go aIong?

Turning a bIind eye whenever you feeI Iike it. . .

. . .or whenever Dexter is invoIved?

Fuck you .

You are a Iiar and a kiIler.

But not a hypocrite.

Miss McKay. Come on , Iet's go.

You're charged with murder, first degree. . .

. . .with the death of SaIvador Price. How do you pIead?

My cIient pIeads not guilty.

Miss McKay, you are remanded to the state of Florida. . .

. . .and baiI is denied .

No.

Hannah .

-I'm so sorry. -Listen to me. It's gonna be fine, okay?

-Ma'am , you need to step back, pIease. -Thank you .

Goodbye.

Maria.

Just checking in .

It's nice of you .

Seems everyone else is avoiding me.

You know how it is. Everyone is waiting to see where this Iands.

I'm doing everything I can to make sure it doesn't Iand on my head .

You need to show up to my party.

I reaIly don't think anyone wants to see me there.

Of course they do.

It's aIso an opportunity for you to apoIogise to Dexter.

-A pubIic act of contrition . -If you straighten it out with him . . .

. . . he can teIl the peopIe upstairs that it was just a misunderstanding .

Either way, show up tonight.

It's not just New Year's Eve. It's aIso my retirement party.

It wouIdn't feeI right without you .

I'Il be there.

1 500 cc's, supercharged .

It's the best Jet Ski out there.

Yeah , I just can't see spending 1 4 grand--

Shit! What the fuck?

Seward MemoriaI HospitaI , now!

She's having some sort of seizure.

She seems stable. We're wheeIing her into Seward MemoriaI Emergency now.

We'd better contact her next of kin .

Hang on , sweetheart.

Go ahead and get her an M RI . Make sure it's with contrast.

ETA is. . . .

Let's hope my hunch is right. . .

. . . that the pull of a past romance. . .

. . .is enough to compel Florencia to help Estrada.

You wanted to taIk?

Deb, come in and have a seat.

What's up?

You were right.

About?

Me.

I let my feeIings for Sergeant Doakes affect my decision-making .

What I put your brother through was negligent and unforgivabIe.

And I'm sorry.

If it's any consoIation , my career is gonna take a hit.

Suspension , probabIy worse.

I hope not.

You don't have to say that.

Either way, in the event I'm not around much longer. . .

. . . I wanna Ieave things in some kind of order.

I was trying so hard to prove the Butcher was stiIl active. . .

. . . I overIooked some loose ends on Travis MarshaII's death .

I was hoping you couId heIp me with the time Iine.

Sure.

Okay. According to Dexter's statement. . .

. . . previous to the day we found Travis MarshaII's body. . .

. . . he was doing his finaI forensics sweep on the church .

Yeah , that's right.

-U nder your supervision . -No.

I mean , yes, I sent him , but he was on his own .

He doesn't need someone to watch him .

You didn't go to the church?

-That day or evening? -No.

You sure?

Yes.

Going through the maiI , I got a package from Mike Anderson's widow.

And it seems that before Mike died , he ordered security footage. . .

. . .from aIl gas stations around the church .

This got Iumped into his personaI beIongings.

It recentIy got sent to me, so. . . .

Can you see that?

That's two bIocks from the church and there's a time stamp.

It was 22 minutes. . .

. . . before the fire department got the caII on the burning church .

What were you doing there, Iieutenant?

What it looks Iike. I was getting gas.

Then why Iie about it?

I didn't Iie. I forgot.

It was a crazy night.

You were certain about it a moment ago.

No--

I'm-- I am sorry, I . . . .

Took some food to Dexter at the church .

I was only there for 30 seconds. . .

. . .so I didn't think that it was worth remembering .

Then you got some gas.

-Yes. -That you put in a gas can?

Yeah .

Why in the worId--?

Captain, where is this going?

That's up to you , Iieutenant.

Debra. . .

. . .we've known each other a Iong time.

Is there something you wanna get off your chest?

Yes.

I think you have been under a lot of stress.

You know what I think?

I think I'm not the onIy one who made a mistake. . .

. . .trying to protect someone they care about.

Is there anything eIse, captain?

Not for now.

But this is just the start of a much larger conversation .

Count on it.

Estrada.

l guess some bonds are unbreakable.

We never leave behind the ones we love.

He could be there all day.

And you can keep that, alI right?

Hey!

H i , Deb.

WeII , now?

Okay.

Give me 1 5 minutes.

StiII unconscious, but seizures have stopped .

We've got her stabiIised . We're waiting for a doctor.

We could use your heIp over here.

Just-- Okay.

LaGuerta knew I was Iying , Dex.

Wait, wait, let me think.

What?

This is bad , Deb.

I don't wanna fucking hear you say that. You aIways say that you can fix it.

I wiII .

Just don't know how yet.

Dangerous enough when she was focused just on me. . .

. . . but now that she's puIIed you into this, weII , it's worse.

TeIl me about it.

-I've said this a hundred times. -But you're sorry I got invoIved in this.

I am.

Are we reaIly that fucked?

Look, aII she knows is that you bought some gas.

That's not a crime.

Yeah , but buying gas to burn down a church . . .

. . .to cover up the fact you kilIed Travis MarshaIl is. She knows that.

But she can't prove it.

Yet.

I need to know what eIse she has, what her next move is.

If alI she's got is that DVD, I can handle this.

Is this ever gonna end?

Yeah , it wiII .

Just go back to work and try and act normaI .

NormaI? What the fuck is normal?

Just do the best you can .

I'Il deaI with LaGuerta.

-What the heII is that? -Estrada.

Oh , shit. Let's go!

Officer Armes caIIing for backup. We need units at Seward MemoriaI .

LaGuerta's house.

What is it you're hoping to find , Dexter?

I don't know.

Not this.

Warrants.

With a judge's signature. . .

. . .alIowing LaGuerta to track the GPS on my phone and Debra's. . .

. . .the night the church burnt down .

Once this goes through . . .

. . . LaGuerta wiII have the time Iine for the night I kilIed MarshaII .

She'Il know Debra went to the church , then the gas station .

And then back to the church . . .

. . . proving that we both were at the church when it burned down . . .

. . .and proving that Deb was my accompIice.

I think it's time to run , Dexter.

But Deb. I can't leave her behind .

Take her with you .

Debra and Harrison, just go. You knew one day it wouId come to this.

Deb could never Iive like that.

That's aIways been the plan , Dexter.

That was before.

It's not just Deb.

I don't wanna run either.

Before? Before what?

Before everything .

Before I married Rita, before I had a son . . .

. . . before Deb knew who I was, before I felI in Iove.

What difference does that make?

Somewhere along the Iine, the fake life. . .

. . .that we created as a cover for me to kiIl became real .

It's not fake to me anymore.

I don't wanna Iose it.

I'm gonna stand my ground .

I don't see any other options here, Dexter.

But I do.

No. Dexter, you have never done a kiII Iike this.

I'm about to.

No.

LaGuerta's an innocent. She doesn't even begin to meet the code.

It's the only option .

I can't Iet Deb go down for what I've done.

My God , Dexter.

How did we end up here?

Morning, Dex.

Gonna pick up some steaks and beer tonight, yeah?

Sounds good .

The kind of doughnut you choose says a Iot about a man .

Hey.

Avoid Doakes. Bad mood .

First, Lt dumps him, now his prostitute kiIler seems to have gone missing .

-I love these. -Hey.

Thanks.

Get one while they Iast.

I don't want no fucking doughnut, Morgan .

Sorry.

HeII , it's not you .

It's LaGuerta. I shouId have never gotten invoIved with her to begin with .

Never jump the fence if you're not wilIing to face what's on the other side.

Where the fuck did you hear that?

A friend said it to me in a moment of stress.

BulIshit. You don't have any friends.

This is the journaI of that motherfucking hooker kiIler. . .

. . .WaIter Munro.

I took it from his pIace a coupIe of weeks ago while serving a warrant.

Locked up in my drawer since.

''Never jump the fence. . .

. . . if you're not wiIIing to face what's on the other side.''

That's a weird coincidence.

Fuck coincidences. I don't beIieve in them .

-I should-- -There's something off about you .

I should have seen it before.

The fake smiIe, the doughnuts.

You don't even waIk Iike a normaI person . You gIide.

Like a fucking Iizard on ice.

It's aII a fucking act. . .

. . .and I ain't buying it.

I think you're overreacting .

You're hiding something . . .

. . .and one day I'm gonna figure out what it is.

You are one creep motherfucker.

lt was a mistake to try to act human in front of Doakes.

All l did was reveal how fake l was.

-Captain LaGuerta. -Oye, this is Hector Estrada.

You're aIive?

I need your heIp.

l'm back here at the shipyard.

Same container.

That's good .

Very convincing .

-You're gonna Iet me go now, right? -No.

-You said-- -You think I'm a kiIler and not a Iiar?

Now, this is a kiII I've been Iooking forward to for a long time.

You're the one who started this aIl , so many years ago.

ShouId auld acquaintance be forgot?

-No, but Iook. I can-- -It's a rhetoricaI question .

Look!

I'm sorry I kiIIed your mother, alI right?

Was it hard?

Making the decision to kilI her?

Yes.

Yeah , man .

It was the hardest decision of my life.

Look, I didn't wanna do it.

You're lying .

She was a snitch .

It was a matter of survival . It was her or me.

Come on ! This was 40 years ago!

Why are we stilI taIking about this?

When we finish taIking , I kiIl you .

Okay, okay.

What eIse you wanna know?

Did it make you feeI bad?

Look, I said I--

It was her or me.

SurvivaI of the fittest?

Yeah , exactIy.

KiIling you wiII be easy. . .

. . . but I have another kiIl I have to do that's not so easy.

So why are you doing it, man?

To protect myself.

And my sister.

ExactIy.

SurvivaI , right?

The normal reasons.

The normal reasons?

I've never kilIed for normal reasons.

I used to think I was speciaI , a special kind of kilIer. . .

. . . but tonight. . .

. . . I'm not.

I hear you , bro.

I hear you .

So then what are you , right?

What am I?

I'm just a creep motherfucker.

-Jamie. -Hey, Deb.

-Have you seen Dex? -He was supposed to pick up Harrison .

So tired , I put him down in the back office.

You see him, Iet him know I'm Iooking for him?

-Yeah , of course. -Thanks.

Happy New Year.

What?

Fuck, sorry. Happy New Year.

-You wanna dance? -Okay, let's go dance. Come on .

Oh , slow down , cowboy.

I'Il share.

I heard that you broke up with your girlfriend .

She dumped me.

So are you gonna get alI sIoppy drunk and make an ass of yourseIf. . .

-. . . Iike when you broke up with Deb? -I was thinking about it.

You gonna hit on me again too?

I'm just saying , fair warning .

I do not need my brother to protect me.

And if you don't show me respect. . .

. . . I wiIl fuck you up. . .

. . .and serve your baIIs in a shot gIass.

How do you make that sound so fucking sexy?

-Everything good here? -Just fine.

Yeah? Good .

-Hey, hermano. -Hey.

So how's it feel knowing you're putting away your badge?

HonestIy, a IittIe scary.

AII I've been is a cop.

I'm putting it aII behind me, you know?

U nknown territory.

That takes baIIs, man .

Oh , hey. It's aImost time.

Where can I go to change?

No, you're not gonna put on a diaper and come out as Baby New Year.

-Try and stop me. -No.

You're gonna scare peopIe is--

-Great party. -Thanks. Is your brother here?

He said he was gonna be here.

Maria too. Maybe after what happened , they wanna avoid each other.

-I'm gonna caII , make sure he's okay. -Okay.

-Dispatch. -This is Lieutenant Debra Morgan .

I was hoping to get a 20 on LaGuerta's vehicIe.

I'Il wait.

Heading north towards the Miami Port, by the shipping yards.

-The shipping yards? Are you sure? - That's correct.

Thank you .

Dex. Whatever you're thinking of doing , please don't do it.

So, what's the plan?

I gave LaGuerta haIf a dose of M99. . .

. . .so it won't be found in her system .

I'Il use her gun to shoot Estrada in his puncture wound .

Destroying any evidence that he was stabbed .

And then?

TeIl me.

I'Il use Estrada's gun to shoot LaGuerta.

So it'lI Iook Iike they kiIled each other.

Yes.

Dexter.

Where wiIl this end?

Shit, Dex, what have you done?

Deb?

Oh , God .

Dex.

You shouIdn't be here.

Why shouIdn't I be here?

What are you doing?

What needs to be done.

-Are you gonna kilI her? -You need to leave.

-I need to finish this. -Dexter, you can't.

I can and I wiII .

Enough . Dexter, you can't do this.

The onIy solution, the onIy way to end this.

No, no. I can't Iet you go through with this!

Shoot him , Debra.

You have to end this.

Shoot him .

-Stop! -Do it, Debra. Shoot him .

Do it! Shoot him !

This is not who you are.

You're a good cop.

You're a good person . You're not like him .

Put him down !

It's true.

Everything she said .

You're a good person .

It's okay.

Do what you gotta do.

Dex.

Oh , my God !

Oh , my God !

We all make rules for ourselves.

lt's these rules that help define who we are.

So when we break those rules, we risk losing ourselves. . .

. . .and becoming something unknown.

Who is Deb now?

Who am l?

ls this a new beginning. . .

. . .or the beginning of the end?