Hello everyone.
This is my first post this series (I think). I wanted to get something off my chest about last nights episode that I just caught up on.
Despite enjoying watching Dexter, when he accused Callum of treating Sam like a child in convo with Gina. I thought he came across extremely nasty. I think its clear that Callum enunciates and for Sam as he knows he finds it difficult to understand sometimes. Which to me means one of the following.
1 - Dexter is showing extreme ignorance in the difference between "supportive" and patronising, or
2 - He knows damn well he's being helpful but is using it to slander him.
Am I alone in my opinion? Did anyone else pick up on this?
interested to see how others saw it.
Thanks
This is my first post this series (I think). I wanted to get something off my chest about last nights episode that I just caught up on.
Despite enjoying watching Dexter, when he accused Callum of treating Sam like a child in convo with Gina. I thought he came across extremely nasty. I think its clear that Callum enunciates and for Sam as he knows he finds it difficult to understand sometimes. Which to me means one of the following.
1 - Dexter is showing extreme ignorance in the difference between "supportive" and patronising, or
2 - He knows damn well he's being helpful but is using it to slander him.
Am I alone in my opinion? Did anyone else pick up on this?
interested to see how others saw it.
Thanks
