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I am doing a paper for my college Composition class about the different perceptions of "evil", and I'm focusing on how some "evil" characters on টেলিভিশন actually "connect" with viewers.

I'd like to know from those of আপনি who are avid admirers on the character Dexter, what attracts আপনি to this evil character when there are other traditional "hero" figures offered in the series. What about ডেক্সটার grabs your attention, your imagination? How do আপনি dismiss অথবা accept his evil actions toward others? What does a fan-following for ডেক্সটার say about how we define and/or acclimate "evil" into our everyday concepts of what's "right" অথবা "acceptable"? If আপনি can answer these প্রশ্ন – অথবা have any thoughts on the subject – please let me know. I need the information দ্বারা this weekend so I can work up a first draft of my essay for Monday's class. Thanks!
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marwi said:
I'm a film student,what makes ডেক্সটার "likable" is the simple fact that he's the main character,so unconsciously the viewer feels related to him.
I think that the প্রদর্শনী makes "acceptable" for him to kill দ্বারা প্রদর্শিত হচ্ছে (us) his past, the reason he's like that,and that his victims are "bad people",it make us understand him and ignore the fact that he's a murderer
Now,my personal oppinion, ডেক্সটার has a particular way of seeing the world (the sociopath way XD)that I find very interesting,it's like he see through all the social rituals we have and don't notice how ridiculous অথবা fake they are.

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Hilson said:
I think that it's the idea that we all have something dark inside of us and occasionally everyone feels a little anti-social অথবা confused about relationships with people and how to act to fit into society. It's interesting that ডেক্সটার has been able to fake all these social connections and is accepted into society, unlike most serial killers. Also, the fact that he's different than other heros. There are tons of characters on TV that are accepted as heros. ie. those with super powers, those who save lives and those who catch criminals. ডেক্সটার does save lives দ্বারা preventing murderers from killing again, but he does it দ্বারা ending lives which is ironic and such a interesting concept in my opinion.

I think that his actions are dismissed অথবা accepted because he isn't killing innocent people, he is killing serious criminals that the justice system failed to punish. He's seen as a hero in my eyes.

The last প্রশ্ন I don't completely understand. Good luck with the paper. It sounds like a lot of fun!
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Mithradatis said:
I relate to ডেক্সটার because he brings to mind the laws of my ancient forefathers. I have a Hebrew background. If a matter was proven beyond a doubt the punishments were meted out on the spot. There was no union of lawyers, judges, and authors making millions on the crimes of criminals. The "system" today smacks of Hindu concepts designed to do two, (maybe আরো than two), things. 1)Fulfill the law system of the Hindu, (No death penalties, etc). And, 2) Support the law enforcement growth industry which is necessary for the expansion of the police state. The law enforcement growth industry also provides millions of jobs and pours millions of, (so called), "dollars" into the usury system so that we can pay the eleventh dollar on our interest bearing loans. (It should be added that "usury" অথবা "interest" on loans was punishable দ্বারা death according to the ancient laws of the Hebrew Scriptures). (Can any of আপনি boys and girls tell me why there is a capitol crime meted out for a transgression we take for granted today as being lawful?

Also in the Scriptures there was to be a priesthood established forever with Phineas, "Because of his zeal for the laws of the God of Abraham." I see ডেক্সটার as a member of this promised genetic line.

Of course he's considered a mad man দ্বারা today's standards. He would have been considered a hero দ্বারা the standards of the past.

Isn't that interesting? The "Establishment" would probably put him to death if they caught him today. But his audience considers him a hero in accordance with the laws of our father's. Are we as a society sick and tired of "coddling" murderers, rapists, child molesters, and blatant theft?
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