Popular Dexter Morgan Quotes
Lately the thing that surprises me most about Rita is how much I like being with her. But whenever that happens with a woman, when I feel comfortable with her, it all goes wrong. That's why I think it's best to take it one step at a time.
The worst thing about finally putting together a puzzle is finding there are missing pieces.
There are no secrets in life, just hidden truths that lie beneath the surface.
If I had a heart, it would be breaking right now.
Angel Batista: [about the body found on the ice of a hockey arena] What do you think he's trying to tell us?
Dexter Morgan: That hockey's a violent game?
All you can do is play along at life, and hope that sometimes you get it right.
Dexter Morgan: [voiceover] Most people have a hard time dealing with death, but I'm not most people. It's the grief that makes me uncomfortable. Not because I'm a killer, really. I just don't understand all that emotion, which makes it tough to fake.
[putting on sun glasses]
Dexter Morgan: In those cases, shades come in handy.
[voiceover] Everyone hides who they are at least some of the time. Sometimes you bury that part of yourself so deeply you have to be reminded it's even there at all. And sometimes you just want to forget who you are altogether... I'm not the monster he wants me to be so I'm neither man nor beast. I'm something new entirely... I'm Dexter. Boo.
Harry Morgan: Being part of a family means smiling for photos.
Young Dexter: Why should I pretend to be happy?
People think it's fun to pretend your a monster. Me I spend my life pretending I'm not.
I love Halloween. The one time of year when everyone wears a mask... not just me. People think it's fun to pretend you're a monster. Me, I spend my life pretending I'm not. Brother, friend, boyfriend - All part of my costume collection. Some people might call me a fraud. Let's see if it will fit. I prefer to think of myself as a master of disguise.
I think this is a friendly message like, "Hey! wanna play?" and yes I wanna play. I really really do.
