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Dexter didn’t fail because he broke the Code.
He failed because the Code was never designed to save him.
In Dexter, the Code of Harry is presented as a moral framework — a way to turn a serial killer into a protector. But when you examine the rules closely, a disturbing truth emerges: the Code was never about justice. It was about control.

This video breaks down Dexter Morgan’s psychology from the pilot episode through New Blood, revealing how Harry Morgan didn’t teach his son how to live — he taught him how to survive without getting caught. We explore why Dexter was never a true psychopath, how the Code became a psychological prison, and why every official ending misunderstood the character at his core.

If you’re interested in deep character analysis, trauma psychology, moral mythology in television, and why Dexter’s story was always a tragedy disguised as a crime thriller, this video is for you.

Narrative Error analyzes Film and TV stories through character psychology, narrative logic, and alternate outcomes.

This channel focuses on the moments where a story breaks its own rules:
choices that didn’t fit the character,
endings that ignored established logic,
and decisions that changed everything.

No recaps. No reactions.
Only analysis, patterns, and logically consistent alternatives.

Stories don’t fail.
Choices do.

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