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Foreshadowing - I see.
If anyone at all is going to find out the root of the recent disappearances, my bet is on Debra. Knowing that Dexter and Lumen are actually behind it, it's going to be Liddy.
I'd be real surprised if Deb finds out it's her brother, and it doesn't matter as much if Liddy finds out the "Dark Passenger" duo were actually killing rapist-murderers.
I suppose I can see Quinn being the tether to which he takes Debra's instincts and Liddy's recent findings and connects them together with his already innate distrust of Dexter, but I'm not sure I can envision him being the one brings down the 'big bad' main character. He might bring down Lumen, yeah. I'm actually hoping very much for that to happen (I still have such a distaste for her).
Does anyone here think Liddy is going to, or "has to" die by season's end? Is the consensus view also that he is a "bad guy"?
I see Liddy as more as a 'sleazy' sort of cop, and he's not your prototypical good guy, nor is his investigation of Dexter on any merit for the "greater good", yet still... how can he be the bad guy here when he's probably the closest of anyone in the series thus far to finally clue in on Dexter as some sort of a malevolent, if not also a potential killer? (he doesn't have proof that Dexter's ever killed, but who really does? I'll tell that he'd bet 'dollars to dipshit donuts' that Dexter is not as goody as he's letting on, especially with what he saw last week.)
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