[voiceover] Normally, having a target would make me feel good, give me direction, a sense of purpose. But now it means nothing. And I don't know what's going to make me feel better.
“Hello, Bandit” · Season 5, Episode 2
In this episode: Dexter Morgan (3), Debra Morgan (2), Angel Batista (2), Vince Masuka (1), Joey Quinn (1), Astor Bennett (1)
[voiceover] I suppose killing someone with my bare hands in a men's room was my way of working through the anger stage.
You come along and become a part of the family and we thought everything was going to be good forever. You made us think that! And it's not true; things got worse.
It's like when you get on a plane, they tell you if the oxygen masks come down, to put yours on first before taking care of the kids. I need to take care of my own needs, too. Otherwise, I'll be spinning out of control. That's not good for any one.
Let me ask you a question, hypothetical. Say a newly married person...accidentally discovers that his or her new spouse has a savings account with a lot of money. Is that something that one should expect to share?
Fuck, no. That's your money. You tell the lieutenant to keep her fuckin' hands off it.
She was still alive when they cut her head off. Excision of eyes and tongue was done postmortem.
That's considerate of them.
How's it going in there?
Masuka said he really likes working with the blood. He hopes he can get more assignments like this.
I'll keep that in mind. Let me ask you a question. If you were married, and you found out that the person you were married to had a secret bank account with a lot of money, do you think that person should share it?
Jesus, Angel. Just because you married her doesn't mean you own her. It's her money. End of story.
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