What did Lila truly want from Dexter?
She never seemed to be one of those 'settle down' type of people, to melt and to cook babies type.
She didn't go to the Police after Doakes told her the truth about Dexter being the Bay Harbor Butcher! She wanted to save Dexter..
She could have demanded any money from the Miami Police in exchange of truth about Dexter! She was not interested in money either..
Angel could give her all the s*x she ever wanted, She wasn't interested in that either..
Did she want to marry Dexter to clear her immigrant status and become a citizen?
What was her true game plan?
Best Answer
She seemed to connect with Dexter, as in her mind she felt that Dexter is the same as her, "killer" and "wild".
Although it was not true, Dexter was a killer but was not wild or a person with no motivation or plan, every action that Dexter took had some planning or motivation.
But she ignored all those facts, and she also tried to free Dexter from all his rules and make him like herself, but eventually failed to do so.
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Why was Lila so obsessed with Dexter?
However, she thinks that Dexter is a heroin addict and does not learn the truth about him until much later. By then, she is obsessed with Dexter, believing him to be her soulmate.Why did Lila set her apartment on fire?
When he attends an event at Cody's school, Lila becomes distraught and sets her sculptures on fire to gain Dexter's sympathy.Why did Lila kill Doakes?
However, Lila sympathizes with Dexter for having to hide such an enormous secret, and refuses to free Doakes. Convinced that Dexter is her soulmate, Lila tries to help him by blowing up the cabin with Doakes inside, killing him.Why did Lila go to the cabin?
Lila is determined to look in Cabin 1; she thinks Norman took the money from Lila. She also thinks Norman did something to Arbogast. And Sam and Lila mosey around the motel to Cabin 1.Dexter \u0026 Lila - Broken Promise
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