This episode also has a parody of Grant Wood's American Gothic, but with Dexter and the "ghost" of his brother standing in front of a picture of a house. I've pulled the picture below from one of several other blogs that pulled it. Certainly, Dexter is an example of an American gothic endeavor.
Meandering observations of my last year of teaching.
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Sunday, December 4, 2011
Dexter Class War Again (Spoiler Alert)
In Dexter, Season 6, Episode 7, "Nebraska," once again Dexter kills someone he doesn't know for sure is a killer. Certainly, this guy finally threatens Dexter with a gun before he's pitchforked, and yet it's still interesting what type of guy this is. He's scruffy, he's growing pot in his cornfield, but most importantly, he is clearly a member of the ill-bred, ill-educated American underclass. He's not the type of person, in other words, who watches Dexter.
This episode also has a parody of Grant Wood's American Gothic, but with Dexter and the "ghost" of his brother standing in front of a picture of a house. I've pulled the picture below from one of several other blogs that pulled it. Certainly, Dexter is an example of an American gothic endeavor.
This episode also has a parody of Grant Wood's American Gothic, but with Dexter and the "ghost" of his brother standing in front of a picture of a house. I've pulled the picture below from one of several other blogs that pulled it. Certainly, Dexter is an example of an American gothic endeavor.
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