One of the worst students in the history of Hellford High, his record-setting 500 detentions will stand for quite some time. He's trapped in a vicious cycle of skipping detention, which results in more detentions being assigned, and skipping those too.

Dexter's quick thinking and agility allows him vanish quickly from the scene of a crime. Whether it's hooking up illegal electricity, or stealing groceries from the gas station, Dexter will do whatever it takes to survive.

Fed up with the corrupt system that keeps the rich people in power, and poor people in the drain, he fights back when he can. He steals his food, and pays the rent with low-risk crime. He even taught Marley's dog to steal the neighbors' newspaper.

He can usually come up with a plan for anything. And when Dexter is with his buddies Marley and Pete, there's almost nothing the three bandits can't accomplish. They've pulled off dozens of robberies, and even managed to steal a boat. Most of Dexter's scams are low-risk grabs for fast cash.

In his frustration, he lashes out with acts of vandalism. He'll smash a few mailboxes, and throw bacon-burgers at police cars when he has the chance. With no goals or motivation, Dexter's just trying to have some fun. When he and his buddies spent a night in jail, he used his one phone call to order a pizza. He might be a bad influence on his pals, but they always have a blast.