Alex Cross is brilliant, flawed, and full of contradictions. A doting father and family man, Cross is single-minded to the point of obsession when he hunts killers. He is desperate for love, but his wife’s murder has left him too damaged to receive it.
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(Dumbasses putting no... checking if dogs die? That's the whole original point of this site, to check for triggers about dogs! **Exasperated sigh** )
So there is a dog that dies called 'Bailey' Episode 3. 15:31 "I think they killed my dog"
Susan starts talking about how she thinks a piece of evidence was taken and delivered to cross. They talk for a minute. Nothing graphic is said. All that's said is that someone killed the dog so it wouldn't make a sound when they broke into her house. We see nothing and nothing too horrid is mentioned. (Which is why the idiots who clicked 'no' missed it.)
Episode 3 right at the end someone says "What if I killed your dog." The dog is seen in a carry cage in the back of a truck. Nothing bad happens to the dog.
Not directly; however, the first case involves the police interrogating a white man who allegedly killed his pregnant wife for carrying a Black man’s child.
A mother leaves her son in the care of her sister to try and help solve her “baby daddy’s” murder. (Spoiler to follow) She is later murdered, but the episode ends with the child about to find out about it off-camera.
There are many stereotypes weaponized against Black characters (sometimes by other Black characters, sometimes by non-Black characters). We are not meant to root for them/agree with them.
There are some allusions to religion in the murderer’s research. One of the victims is purported to be a convert to Islam and discussions of not eating pork are a plot point.
No one is shown to be an addict but there are many discussions of whether or not certain characters were addicted, if they relapsed, if they died by overdose, etc.
There is a lot of public criticism of the police, and our story follows a Black detective; there is a lot of the police Chief trying to mop up a PR mess by using Black detectives as the face of the investigation.
Someone breaks into a house then hides in the closet when the child comes back home. She watches her through the slits in the closet door, holding a knife.
One of the very first scenes involves an interrogation of a white suspect who is red only racist against Black people, specifically his wife’s lover and the Black cops interrogating him.
There is quite a bit of blood/fire in scenes involving a young Black man as the victim, and a young Black woman as the victim. There are also case file photos that include blood, as well as flashbacks.
So there is a dog that dies called 'Bailey' Episode 3. 15:31 "I think they killed my dog"
Susan starts talking about how she thinks a piece of evidence was taken and delivered to cross. They talk for a minute. Nothing graphic is said. All that's said is that someone killed the dog so it wouldn't make a sound when they broke into her house. We see nothing and nothing too horrid is mentioned. (Which is why the idiots who clicked 'no' missed it.)
Episode 3 right at the end someone says "What if I killed your dog." The dog is seen in a carry cage in the back of a truck. Nothing bad happens to the dog.