Dexter is primarily known as a given name of Latin origin, meaning “right-handed” or “skillful.” It is used for both males and females, although it is predominantly a masculine name. The name has gained popularity due to its cultural associations, particularly with fictional characters, such as Dexter Morgan, the titular character from the television series “Dexter,” who is a forensic blood spatter analyst and a vigilante serial killer. In broader contexts, “Dexter” can refer to various places, brands, or products, but as a name, it often conveys notions of dexterity and precision. Additionally, it can be linked to traits such as cleverness or adaptability, drawing from its etymological roots.
The new chapter of Dexter begins immediately after the shocking finale of "New Blood." Dexter survives a near-fatal incident, providing a dramatic backdrop for the unfolding story. The narrative features…