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: Re: Is there a term for this? I'll explain my question by citing what was done on the TV show Dexter. Halfway through an episode (Season 4, episode 4, 'All in the Family') two established characters

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I think that's what TV Tropes would call a meaningful echo, but I'm unaware of a technical term. They usually state one if it exists.

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