As I already wrote in the beginning, the book mentions a very urgent problem: the division of people into good and into bad. Should we treat everyone equally because they are all human beings or according to their actions? But another problem that is described by the author is the trauma that can change person's behavior forever. Even an accident in the unconsicious (as most people think of it) childhood can damage one's personality.
On the one hand, Dexter's foster father tried to direct his violence against bad people, to use it for the welfare of the innocent people. But on the other hand he didn't fix the problem, he made it even worse. He allowed Dexter to kill people and the darkness inside him started to evolve. Probably if his father tried to help him forget that scene from his childhood, for example by psychological treatment, Dexter would become an ordinary man and wouldn't have to do the things his Dark Passenger tells him to do.
On the one hand, Dexter's foster father tried to direct his violence against bad people, to use it for the welfare of the innocent people. But on the other hand he didn't fix the problem, he made it even worse. He allowed Dexter to kill people and the darkness inside him started to evolve. Probably if his father tried to help him forget that scene from his childhood, for example by psychological treatment, Dexter would become an ordinary man and wouldn't have to do the things his Dark Passenger tells him to do.
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