I agree with this statement as many television drama series’ are
somewhat exaggerated, and do not accurately depict the people’s lives. The
writers attempt to establish a synthetic relationship between the characters
and audience by giving them certain personal problems to deal with, but are
dealt with in an unrealistic, and sometimes embarrassing manor. The characters
in the series do not act the way regular people do, often going out of their
way to do something which regular people wouldn’t and often put themselves at
risk.
In the criminal
drama ‘Dexter’ the protagonist Dexter often puts his life at risk chasing
murderers and serial killers in his spare time, and often risks being caught as
well. Dexter often finds himself in between a rock and a hard place as he must
make difficult moral decisions, which he finds difficult. Being a psychopath
makes these moral decisions harder for him as either outcome wouldn’t
emotionally affect him. This drama definitely exaggerates real life but is based upon it, and the way it is created, allows the viewer to relate in some ways to Dexter.
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