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The episode delivers in a thrilling way. It has a mixture of tension and relief that captivates the audience throughout its full length. The twists in the end is pretty good too, being a proof of how creative and determined the writers are to create something meaningful.

It's also worth to mention that Harrisson improves (as a character) every week, creating more depth and logic to his feelings and hallucinations.

This episode was slower than the other ones, which was very much needed. The show just felt way too fast up until this point, giving no time for the audience to breathe and think about what is going on. Great improvement.

Overall, very good episode. You should definitely watch it!

This might be the only movie I rate a 10/10 in my life: an absolute masterpiece.

Firstly, the actors were chosen perfectly. Fernanda Torres (honoring the legacy of her mother, an icon of the Brazilian cinema) partners with Selton Mello, which had to go through an insane diet just to play the role. The script is also genius. The story, thrilling. I really hope I can see another movie like this one day. This is a must watch.

Honestly, this episode was pretty good. The Harrison/Dexter dynamic was very interesting and not disappointing at all. The waiting paid off. But, this episode, and show overall, just seems too simplistic and superficial. Almost every scene has a background music, which makes it very silly. I would rather feel the emotion of the actors, like Michael C. Hall, instead of having to focus on random thinks like that!

The "Lady Vengeance" character is also pretty bad. It went from really interesting and peculiar to cliche and just a random side-character to complement Dexter's story.