"You are so right. I even looked up sociopath to double check. I think that maybe the cause of his problems were due to trauma and not someone he was born with so maybe there's hope. I hope they explain it more this season because no matter how many times he says he has no emotions, he clearly does. "

I think about this everytime they show him having some sort of emotion. The sociopathy was caused by extreme mental trauma, but the question is, once the brain is wired that way, can you change it? They have been studying the minds of serial killers for years, if they could change them, don't you think they would? I thought that maybe once Dexter remembered what happened to him as a child (with Brian/Rudy's help, that is) it brought a rush of emotions in. What I still don't understand is why didn't they start putting Dexter in therapy as soon as he was old enough to go through it? Harry hid it from everybody and basically trained him to kill bad people. Some people think that Harry did the right thing, others, not so much.

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No, it is clear that Neil Perry was just trying to take the spotlight, he hacked into the police's system in order to get exclusive information but he never had anything to do with the killings. Rudy was alone but wanted Dexter to join him.

By the way it took me a while to figure out who you were talking about. Completely forgot about him.

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