Dexter: Resurrection Season 2 Episode 3, titled Live Free and Die, was released on Paramount+ Premium on November 13. According to IMDb, the official synopsis for the episode reads as follows:"Dexter closes in on a ruthless killer terrorizing the city, but a fleeting clue is all he has to go on. Harrison settles into his new role at NYPD."According to Show Snob, the latest episode of Dexter: Resurrection Season 2 brought Dexter face-to-face with Ray Ballard/Sleepy-Eyed Stranger. After a failed attempt to capture the Five Borough Killer in Episode 2, Dexter was determined to catch the ruthless killer, and he laid an impressive trap with Charley.Here's what happened in Episode 3.Dexter: Resurrection Season 2 Episode 3 recap - Dexter and Charley lure Sleepy-Eyed Stranger View this post on Instagram Instagram PostAfter a failed run-in with the Five Borough Killer, Dexter laid a trap for Sleepy-Eyed Stranger in Dexter: Resurrection Season 2 Episode 3. Ever since Dexter got his hands on Stranger's file, he has wanted to kill him, but the serial killer went underground after Prater's disappearance.It turns out Charley rented a brownstone using Prater's slush fund and sent an invitation to Stranger to meet Prater in New York City. While Dexter and Charley geared up to receive and kill Stranger in New York, Quinn successfully traced the rental via Prater's slush fund. Quinn called Dexter and revealed that he was keeping tabs on Charley, which was Dexter's cue to be more careful. While his old friend at the Miami Police did not suspect him, he was looking into Leon Prater's disappearance, which could easily lead him to Dexter.Dexter saves a victim in Dexter: Resurrection Season 2 Episode 3A still from Season 2 (Image via Instagram/@sho_dexter)Before Dexter met Stranger in Dexter: Resurrection Season 2 Episode 3, he did a quick sweep of Prater's file. The podcast and file revealed that Sleepy-Eyed Stranger got his name because he likes to kill his victims in their sleep by stabbing an ice pick into the base of their skull. Stranger also revealed that he has no friends or family, as he believes that connections are a man's biggest weakness.Dexter planned to kill Stranger at the townhouse by injecting him with etorphine. But things took a turn in Dexter: Resurrection Season 2 Episode 3 when Dexter discovered that Stranger had brought a living victim with him, named George, to kill him in front of Prater. Dexter changed his plans, as rescuing George was more important than killing Stranger for now.Dexter tried to befriend Stranger to manipulate him into revealing George's location. After a couple of glasses of wine, Stranger finally revealed that his victim was locked away in a U-Haul van but refused to disclose the location of the vehicle. Since time was running out, Dexter asked Charley to intervene, and they laid another trap to unmask George's location.Charley arrived at the townhouse and asked Stranger to give his presentation to Prater tonight. She lied, saying Prater was in New York earlier than expected and would only stay for one night. News of Prater's arrival spurred Stranger into action, and he rushed to the parking lot and arrived at the van. Dexter and Charley naturally followed him, and Dexter knocked him out with a tranquilizer. As Dexter prepared to kill Stranger, he tipped Quinn off about George's location. Thankfully, Quinn managed to free and rescue George.In the final moments of Dexter: Resurrection Season 2 Episode 3, Dexter tied Stranger to his kill table in the rented townhouse. Before killing him, Dexter asked Stranger about his MO. Sleepy-Eyed Stranger revealed that he prefers to kill his victim in their sleep, as he does not want to talk to them like Dexter. The episode concluded with Dexter killing Stranger, chopping his body, and disposing of the pieces on his new boat. The latest episode proved that Charley and Dexter's partnership is impressive and could lead to more victories for the duo.You can stream the latest episode on Paramount+ Premium.For the latest scoops on your favorite TV shows and movies, follow SoapCentral.