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Wait til Harrison finds out it's the son of the man who killed his mom. I think if we're right they'll make it so he'll debate and try to catch him via the law and fight his urge to kill him brutally. That's gonna be a brutaaaal storyline and I think they'll give it to us. I also think Harry will give way to Brian as Dexter's mental sidekick, when he finds out he should have killed jonah when he had the chance, instead of pitying him, same way he let go of trinity when he had the chance. That rage is gonna make him spiral.

And he would embody that perfectly and continue the theme of passed down sociopathy and trauma. But didnt he push his mother down the stairs or did I remember that wrong? When did they say he used a long object?

I too feel like the calls to the family telling them how helpless and stuck the victims were are pointing towards that same idea- that he hated his family for being helpless against their father and thats why he punished them.

As for Jonah killing his mother, I’m pretty sure he stood above his mother just high enough on the stairs for him to be around Arthur’s height. I can’t remember if he hit her before or after she fell/was pushed down the stairs but Dexter found that blood spatter on the ceiling from where Jonah hit his mother and swung the object back, leaving the spatter. Somethings telling me it was a hockey stick?? But I can’t remember exactly. I’ll have to fact check that.

As for others saying it can’t be him, I still think it could be. I’m not sure if it’s stated in the show how long she’s been working this case exactly but it’s been a CONSIDERABLE amount of time since Dexter last saw him.

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Wait til Harrison finds out it's the son of the man who killed his mom. I think if we're right they'll make it so he'll debate and try to catch him via the law and fight his urge to kill him brutally. That's gonna be a brutaaaal storyline and I think they'll give it to us. I also think Harry will give way to Brian as Dexter's mental sidekick, when he finds out he should have killed jonah when he had the chance, instead of pitying him, same way he let go of trinity when he had the chance. That rage is gonna make him spiral.

And he would embody that perfectly and continue the theme of passed down sociopathy and trauma. But didnt he push his mother down the stairs or did I remember that wrong? When did they say he used a long object?

I too feel like the calls to the family telling them how helpless and stuck the victims were are pointing towards that same idea- that he hated his family for being helpless against their father and thats why he punished them.

As for Jonah killing his mother, I’m pretty sure he stood above his mother just high enough on the stairs for him to be around Arthur’s height. I can’t remember if he hit her before or after she fell/was pushed down the stairs but Dexter found that blood spatter on the ceiling from where Jonah hit his mother and swung the object back, leaving the spatter. Somethings telling me it was a hockey stick?? But I can’t remember exactly. I’ll have to fact check that.

As for others saying it can’t be him, I still think it could be. I’m not sure if it’s stated in the show how long she’s been working this case exactly but it’s been a CONSIDERABLE amount of time since Dexter last saw him.

Wait til Harrison finds out it's the son of the man who killed his mom. I think if we're right they'll make it so he'll debate and try to catch him via the law and fight his urge to kill him brutally. That's gonna be a brutaaaal storyline and I think they'll give it to us. I also think Harry will give way to Brian as Dexter's mental sidekick, when he finds out he should have killed jonah when he had the chance, instead of pitying him, same way he let go of trinity when he had the chance. That rage is gonna make him spiral.