When Debra exhumes the body of Hannah McKay's husband she asks the medical tech "isn't it usual to embalm the body" to which he agrees adding "unless the next of kin states otherwise". Actually embalming is an unnecessary procedure which is pushed by undertakers onto grieving families to make more money. It is, however, far more common in the US than is countries like the UK or Australia.
When Debra exhumes the body of Hannah McKay's husband she asks the medical tech "isn't it usual to embalm the body" to which he agrees adding "unless the next of kin states otherwise". Actually embalming is an unnecessary procedure which is pushed by undertakers onto grieving families to make more money. Although it is far more common in the US than in countries like the UK or Australia it is NOT standard practice.
At one point, Dexter says to himself "Chemistry deals with the reactions between elementary forms of matter." Chemistry in fact also deals with reactions between chemical compounds, which are the vast majority, and plenty of other fields of study besides chemical reactions, like the composition, structure and properties of matter.
He was thinking to himself, not giving an in-depth definition of what chemistry is. What he said was correct and not a Factual Mistake.
He was thinking to himself, not giving an in-depth definition of what chemistry is. What he said was correct and not a Factual Mistake.
Towards the end, when Hannah is telling Dexter that it was her husband that didn't want the baby, Dexter says "Did you kill him because he didn't want a family?" to which, Hannah says that it was "the opposite" and then goes on to say that "I wanted a family and he didn't", thus confirming what Dexter had said and therefore not "the opposite".