Adverbs

• 1) desperately ( в отчаянии )

  You so desperately want to believe that if you had just shot Dexter,

• 2) technically ( технически )

  Technically, the place is a restaurant. It's not like you haven't done the same.

• 3) barely ( едва )

  and sometimes the deadliest wounds are the ones we barely see.

• 4) somehow ( как-то )

  could possibly know who you are. "Somehow, he's deluded himself

• 5) obviously ( очевидно )

  Obviously, Harry came around when he realised

• 6) apparently ( по-видимому )

  Apparently it means what it says. How'd you get here?

• 7) apart ( отдельно )

  Is that why you wanna keep me apart from Deb?

• 8) unfortunately ( к сожалению )

  Unfortunately, my father was an expert in the latter.

• 9) eventually ( в конце концов )

  Eventually, he was transferred to another hospital.

• 10) possibly ( возможно )

  could possibly know who you are. "Somehow, he's deluded himself

• 11) previously ( предварительно )

  Previously on Dexter:

• 12) exactly ( именно )

  Dexter was being exactly who he was meant to be

• 13) alone ( в одиночестве )

  You're not as alone as you might think.

• 14) sometimes ( иногда )

  and sometimes the deadliest wounds are the ones we barely see.

• 15) finally ( ну наконец то )

  But what happens when I finally tell him it's okay?

• 16) deep ( глубоко )

  They run deep,

• 17) instead ( вместо )

  I shot Dexter instead of LaGuerta. That's what I saw.

• 18) forward ( вперед )

  You can walk out that door. You can move forward.

• 19) quite ( довольно )

  Yeah, still, something about it doesn't quite add up.

• 20) almost ( почти )

  It's been almost a week. Dexter, I am still not sure

• 21) soon ( скоро )

  How soon do you need this? Very. On my way to the hospital

• 22) along ( вместе )

  He went along with my decision.

• 23) later ( потом )

  Said she'd come by later. They always come back for more.