The same happend with season 4 and 5 aswell, Dexter fucked up in the end of season 4, he got seen in the police station with the trinity killer but apparently nobody remembered that at all in season 5. But in the end of the day the chose to have Lila kill Doakes and Dexter didn't have to make a difficult decision, and season 3 could continue like nothing ever happend in the end of season 2.
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I hated that Lila killed Doakes in the end of season two, the end of season two was so well done, with Dexters inner conflict about breaking the code to save himself by killing Doakes, or turning himself in to the police. But even in these seasons there is something off. I think season 1 and 2 are the two best seasons, followed by season 4. It's like the writers just had a reset button after every season and just chose to ignore major events that happend the seasons before and continue like normal. It almost felt like actions didn't have consequences in Dexter, especially in the later seasons. I just would like to tell you my opinion on what went wrong with Dexter. But I, as many other people was very disappointed about the whole ending, and not just the ending. (Don't reply to simplelist.I posted this in another Dexter thread ( )ĭexter has always been one of my favorite shows, and I was hooked right from episode 1 season 1. We would share space with the Dexter Winter Market, which might be useful for both groups. They have a large meeting area that we believe could accommodate sufficient social distancing. Karl and I are considering a return to in-person meetings at the Dexter United Methodist Church. We will meet again by Zoom on Saturday, November 21, at 8:30 AM. They don't all win, but they all add to the substance of our democracy. As Karl pointed out, there needs to be candidates from all perspectives to engage the electorate properly. We heard some very gracious comments from both groups.
We closed out by giving the many candidates that were with us a chance to reflect on their victory or defeat and to thank their supporters. The Baker/Jackson area alone might account for around 1,000 new residences, including a senior care facility and retail establishments. Jack Knowles gave us a little run down on all of the development activity in Scio Township - much of which is close to Dexter and part of the Dexter School District. One funky pizza box does indeed spoil the whole load. Those involved with the process stressed the importance of putting only clean items in the recycle bin. We discussed the challenges of recycling during a time of low market demand for recycled materials. The virus has wiped out most of the Holiday activities at Gordon Hall, but there will be a drive-by light display for public viewing.
Some of the connections are on city streets that need more clear signage and attention to safety. We learned about the problems with the connection of our beautiful trail systems. With the election in the rearview mirror, it was time to get back to the local issues that are the primary substance of our meetings - traffic, development, and community events.
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