Dexter Morgan
Dexter Morgan is the protagonist of the TV series "Dexter", a brilliant blood spatter analyst for the Miami Metro Police Department who leads a double life.
By day, he works as a forensic analyst, helping solve crimes. By night, he becomes a serial killer who hunts other murderers who have escaped justice.
His "Code", taught by his adoptive father Harry, dictates that he can only kill those who are truly guilty and have undeniable evidence against them.
About the Series
"Dexter" is an American television series that aired from 2006 to 2013, with a revival in 2021. A total of 9 seasons were produced.
The series explores Dexter's inner world, his struggle with the "Dark Passenger" - his urge to kill - and his attempts to live a normal life while hiding his true nature.
Methods & Rituals
Dexter's hunting process is meticulously planned and follows a specific ritual:
- Identifying targets (murderers who escaped justice)
- Gathering irrefutable evidence of guilt
- Abduction and transport to a prepared location
- Conducting an "interview" before the kill
- Killing and dismembering the body
- Disposing of remains in the ocean
Each kill is accompanied by taking a "trophy" - a blood slide with a drop of the victim's blood.
The Dark Passenger
Despite his nature, Dexter constantly struggles with the desire to become "normal". He builds relationships, starts a family, and tries to mimic human emotions he doesn't genuinely feel.
His "Dark Passenger" is a metaphor for his inner demon, the urge to kill that he must coexist with.
Dexter constantly balances between the need to hide his true nature and the desire to be part of the society he secretly "cleanses".