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| ⚫ | An unnamed '''carnival worker''' is [[Dexter]]'s first victim shown in [[Season 3]]. He is only shown briefly is flashbacks while Dexter recounts in his usual ambiguous way what he did over the summer to his dentist. Dexter is shown injecting the man, who appears to be in in late 40's, with tranquilizer, taking a blood sample from his cheek, and striking him with a meat cleaver. |
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Revision as of 17:18, 2 September 2010
An unnamed carnival worker is Dexter's first victim shown in Season 3. He is only shown briefly is flashbacks while Dexter recounts in his usual ambiguous way what he did over the summer to his dentist. Dexter is shown injecting the man, who appears to be in in late 40's, with tranquilizer, taking a blood sample from his cheek, and striking him with a meat cleaver.