It also analyzes how Dexter’s “heroic” vigilantism bleeds into the real world. The essay compares and contrasts how the literary study could explore “Darkly Dreaming Dexter” differently than a film analysis could be of the TV series. Literary and film share a similar theme, however, film analysts may approach and examine the issue differently compared to literary analysis. Similarly, in his novel, Lindsay also establishes a character with the same behavior and name. Dexter Morgan, the TV show’s main character, is revealed as a wittily and smart, self-aware maniac who assassinates people who want to die. Jeff Lindsay’s novel “Darkly Dreaming Dexter” and its television (TV) series “Dexter” depict examples of plays that reveal serial killers as famous heroes in this modern society.
Violence representation has become an essential part of novels and films, which, to some degree, has brought debates regarding the effects they have on modern society. The portrayal and roles of a serial killer as a famous person in the entertainment sector demonstrate modern cultural characteristics of stardom and violence.
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