Dexter is a show unique in one very specific way. One becomes the main character when watching the show. Suddenly we lose emotions and gain a sense of justification in murder, even though it is murder. The opening credits tell an entire story of who Dexter is as a man. It paints the picture clearly.
New York Magazine does a great job elaborating on this idea.
Madison (-madison) is a bespectacled cinephile who enjoys Disney, Broadway, SNL and other general geekery. She tends to be attracted to unattainable gay men, jewish boys, and anyone sporting a pair of thick rimmed glasses. Madison's writing style consists of bubbly statements and proper grammar. (Ai)
Megan (celluloidhero) has frequent existential problems. She would like to be a writer and is often told she would be sorted into Slytherin. Her main goal in life is to own an English bulldog named Mordecai while dancing to the Rolling Stones. Megan's writing style consists of strong intellectual wit and dark, ominous, 80s-slasher-flick type undertones. She's a complete LOST fanatic. (BU)
Michelle (okiedokieartichokie) is the token minority Asian of the group. But don't let that fool you! She enjoys general, worldly culture which she soaks in daily in her spacious 10x6 foot dorm room. When she is not catching up on fashion and pop culture, Michelle can be found generally disliking school work, as it often puts a dry, cottony taste in her mouth. She tends to write enthusiastic posts with a wee bit of chappy humor. Yip, Yip, Cheerio! (BU)
Kari (koeppelicious) is pronounced Care-EE! She enjoys a fine Austen read by daylight, but by night she practices her witchcraft and wizardry. She is California born and bred, and is sometimes confused by Bostonians. Why would you ride a horse to warn about the Red Coats in the freezing snow when you could have driven a car? Her dream man is Conan O'Brien. Kari tends to write in CAPS when she is excited. She is a great story teller, but is distraught that there is not a font specifically for sarcasm. (BU)
