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 Occupation: Police Officer (moves from Vice Squad to Homicide in Season 1). She has not been promoted to detective yet (end of season 2) Personality type: Open, honest, needs approval, tomboy Signature look: Slick and professional, but often becomes unkempt before day's end! Endearing trait(s): Earnest, hardworking, loyal, funny Annoying trait(s): Plays down her own abilities and often uses profanity to the extreme, which makes her appear crass and unprofessional. Debra's backstory: Dexter's foster sister, she often felt overlooked and ignored by her own father in favor of Dexter. She sees herself as "the other Morgan" - less accomplished and less likeable than her brother. Perhaps because she was never her father's "favorite", she feels compelled to find "true love" and be prized by a man, which sadly leads her to several unsuccessful relationships. She lacks confidence in herself and wants to advance in her career as a police officer but relies too heavily on the approval of others. However, in Season 2, she comes out of her shell with the help of FBI Agent Lundy and starts to trust her own instincts and become a star on the police force.  | CHARACTER CONNECTIONS
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 In Season 1- Debra breaks up with Sean, a guy she later found out was married. Trying to find love Debra meets and falls in love with with prostethics doctor Rudy Cooper. Not knowing that he is the Ice truck killer that she's hunting for. Rudy a.k.a. Brian Moser also turns out to be Dex's real brother, but Deb doesn't know this... Yet.  In season 2 she meets book writer Gabriel at the gym and their relationship is hot and heavy, but after a very short time she realizes that her heart belongs to someone else. She uses the line "The truth speaks to me from a peaceful place" Those words were spoken by Lundy to her earlier in the day. She considered Gabriel to be age appropriate.  Through out season 2 she falls in love with FBI special agent Frank Lundy, who is older than her and the head of the task force, which she is a part of. The two start a relationship. Will their relationship last until next season, or will it end when the Bay Harbor Butcher case does? |
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 Debra Morgan - MMPD |  |
 Deb isn't the best public speaker  Deb in her not often seen police attire |  Julie Benz (left) and Jennifer Carpenter (right) |
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| ARayne | Debra's sunglasses | 7 | May 11 2009, 9:26 PM EDT by jessicabr | ||
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Thread started: Dec 3 2007, 7:47 AM EST
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So here's a little quiz... The sunglasses Deb wears in season 2, in the 7th and 9th episode. I think they are the Gucci Aviator, I've also checked the killer style, but just to make sure, does anyone know for a fact that these are the pair she wears? I think they are cool :)
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| famisco | Love the show. | 4 | Feb 11 2009, 2:50 PM EST by Sueezedtight | ||
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Thread started: Feb 11 2009, 11:17 AM EST
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I think deb uses the F word to often.i think it would be more effective if used less.
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| xxmagglioxx | deb is great! (page: 1 2) | 28 | Dec 10 2008, 1:40 PM EST by josey_wales60@yahoo. | ||
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Thread started: Dec 1 2008, 11:08 PM EST
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I think that Deb is one of the most interesting characters on Dexter. She has such a witty personality. I love that she can be one of the guys and go out to have a beer with them and joke around and be perverted, yet she has such a nurturing and caring side. A lot of people only see her vulgar language and her crass sense of humor, but i love that the writers are able to give her a softer side as well. For example, they are able to get empathy of the viewers who have been through terrible relationships in their past, or ones who have tried to be there for someone who had no one, such as Wendell in "Turning Biminese". It is just really easy to relate to both her feminine and masculine sides, and the struggle she has maintaining the balance between them. I just really enjoy her character! TWO THUMBS UP!
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