Michael_C_Hall

It was challenging, inasmuch as we'd obviously gone through a lot. But ultimately, it was tremendously gratifying. The context of our relationship changed, but the relationship didn't end. And the fact that we were able to work together in a committed and intimate way and continue to tell a story that we both felt was worth telling meant a lot to both of us. We remain friends and I'm very thankful for that.

Dress up as a woman and sing rock songs.

Read.

Go to movies by myself in the middle of the day.

Walk the streets of New York.

Pet my dog.

Have sex.

OK, that's good.

It's tough, because I fucked all three and killed one of them.

That being said... pondering... Fukc Lumen, Kill Lyla, Marry Hannah.

Though I'd really like to do all 3 to all 3.

Not really.

Though some people have volunteered to be a victim! And when I met Morgan Freeman, he said "Congratulations on your whole life."

It was as if I were being invited to heaven by God himself!

ponders

Probably sadness.

Though... given what he'd been through, and his attempts to have his cake and eat it too in regards to indulging his compulsion to kill AND have a more authentic life, his self-imposed exile did resonate.

I think Dexter came to believe that... anything he touched would eventually be destroyed and so he felt he needed to let it all go. Of course, Dexter is also a pragmatist and a self-preservationalist so he didn't do himself in. But rather put himself on hold.