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Dexter 2x2 Reaction

Dexter | Season 2 Episode 2 | 'Waiting to Exhale' | Reaction & Review Click the link below and join NOW for exclusive content on our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/spartanandpudgey If you would like to support our channel, click on the JOIN button and receive some extra perks such as membership badges, exclusive custom emotes and priority reply to comments! Introduction: 0:00 - 1:29 Reaction: 1:30 - 23:15 Discussion/Review: 23:16 - 35:43 Like and SUBSCRIBE and click that bell to turn ON POST NOTIFICATIONS if you enjoyed the video and want to keep up to date with new posts! Connect with us on INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/spartanandpudgey/?hl=en OUR DISCORD: https://discord.com/invite/ssm5VANDBD #dexter #reaction

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EMA

Obviously the bodies being found is Not Good and Dexter needs to figure a way out of this ASAP so he doesn't get caught, so no, it's not a Good thing but, in my opinion, Pudgey is correct in her assessment of Dexter's reaction from the end of 201. The show is obviously a heavily fictionalized version of someone with a personality disorder and we can't draw too many parallels to a real diagnosis because they do kind of pick and choose what suits the story at any time but someone with a antisocial personality disorder who exhibits low emotional reactivity and low empathy, like Dex, does not feel emotions very strongly and he needs extremes to feel anything. People like that are known to seek out high risk activities. They want the adrenaline rush, and the threshold is SO much higher. That's what killing does for him, the high stakes make him feel something, anything. That's why Harry finds him on that building, he's not suicidal, he's trying to evoke a strong physiological reaction in himself. People like that do not experience highs and lows the same way that neuro-typical people do. So yeah, it's not GOOD that these things are happening but even the bad parts do ultimately feel good to Dexter because he is feeling SOMETHING. There is a thrill to it that he is constantly chasing. It's they same way that killer's often insert themselves into an investigation. Dexter knew better than that, because of Harry, but with the Ice Truck Killer last season, and now this, he is inadvertently experiencing that high that comes with the risk of almost being caught and it's addictive.

Sonya Byrd

This is one of my favorite seasons, am so excited for yalls reactions.

Sonya Byrd

Hella respect for that breakdown.

Pushindazeez

My interpretation of Dexter's reaction to feeling his heart pounding from a rush of anxiety was more like clinical curiosity. He'd never expected to experience it and it he was excited to feel it as a new experience and also in a scientific way. Awesome reaction!

Sam

I think dexter was feeling something when they found the bags

Julianjjz

no pudgey actually read that scene exactly as intended lol

Dirk Diggler

weird to see Spartan doing this peacock strut about the scene where Pudgey was exactly right.

Abrielle Wright

Harry actually did take both of the boys but Brian was already very dangerous even as a kid so he didn't keep him.

Jesse

Spartan, you're wrong and I don't know why you insist on having your wrongness put on display repeatedly on this issue. lol Dexter is excited to feel human, to feel something, and having those bodies found is what led to feeling that. Now, it's a conflicted emotion because obviously he doesn't want to get caught but in that moment he was feeling excitement in a way that he may never have felt before. This point is reinforced by the earlier scene when Dexter was a child, they very clearly wrote the entire episode to lead to this point. They're making a broader point about his psychopathy, however you feel about how that is written in the show, that is what they are intending.