
Title “Dexter’s Struggle: A Killer Among Us” explores Dexter’s transformation into a serial killer, pushing the boundaries of acceptable behavior. An awkward double date with Sofia, Deb, and Gio is already strange enough (given their high school ages), but things get even more uncomfortable when Deb unexpectedly barges into the bathroom while Dexter is changing, causing her to comment on his choice of attire. Boundaries are clearly a blurred line in this world. (Apologies for potential spoilers from the original series, especially regarding the season where Deb develops feelings for her brother, which I find distressing.) Harry intervenes, calling Dexter away to a crime scene, causing Deb to express frustration: “Why is there always some dead body more important than me?” Deb, without question, lacks self-awareness. (Harry and Dexter then depart for police business.)