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The ending of Dexter: Original Sin episode 9,"Blood Drive", features Dexter surprisingly letting Aaron Spencer go after he has already been wrapped on his infamous kill table. Following the confirmation that Aaron Spencer was, in fact, a kidnapper and child killer in Dexter: Original Sin episode 8, Dexter sets his sights on bringing the Miami Metro Homicide Captain to his own form of justice.
The final scene of Dexter: Original Sin episode 9 suggests that Dexter had been waiting for Spencer to escape so that he could follow him to Nicky's location. Since Nicky is still alive, Dexter needs to figure out where Spencer is hiding him or else Nicky may never be found. Dexter also needs to determine if Spencer is working with anyone and whether there are any loose ends. Spencer reveals that he kidnapped Nicky to get back at his ex-wife but his true motivations remain unclear.
Posts 8 Dexter clearly left the note but Spencer doesn't realize that, which leads him to Nicky’s favorite arcade where Dexter is waiting. Now that Spencer has escaped, he could be heading straight to this Victor character, who could be in on the crimes.
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