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in this book, we’re told about a “spirit” who is “cast out” and is the most senior, perhaps even the “father” of many other similar “dark spirits” who “hitchhike” inside of people. Perhaps they can influence many people, but they only “hitchhike” with a certain type of person… someone who is actually open and receptive to taking on a “passenger.” What sort of person is “open” to it? Well, sometimes, these are people who are damaged by traumas. And sometimes, they’re people obsessed with absolute selfishness. Sometimes they’re people with “perversions” of some type. Sometimes they’re egotistic, arrogant types who feel that other people are beneath them. Yeah, lots of directly-derived Judeo-Christian theology to be found in there… and even a HINT of that will cause some folks to react with sheer unadulterated hatred, won’t it? Of course, this doesn’t “ruin” Dexter. It doesn’t mean that it’s not Dexter who’s done all this stuff… as he puts it, “the heavy lifting.” It DOES work with the “Dexter as psychopath” part… it’s not that he’s a killer because of the “dark passenger,” but rather, it’s because he’s a psychopath that the “dark passenger” sticks around and “plays” with him.