They set out on a carving spree, in the most narcissistic region in the U.S.: Miami-home of the beautiful bodies and the plastic surgeons that create them. Instead she told a story of Quentin and Violet, siblings born with birth defects subjecting them to a life of ridicule and shame in this self-absorbed world. Of course, she failed to identify herself.
It turns out she was in on it the entire time! After shooting Quentin (whose body was nicely wrapped in bulletproof material), Kit told Christian and Sean the story of her and Quentin’s upbringing. That’s right, Detective Kit McGraw, the key person pursuing The Carver this season. Was Quentin really The Carver or would someone else be exposed in the final seconds of the show, forcing us to hold our collective breath until next season? Nope, turns out he did it-all of the carvings, taunting messages, even the murder of Rhea Reynolds.
Since The Carver was revealed early in the second episode, there had to be a catch. Quentin then shared his sob story about his congenital defect and his difficult youth, convincing Sean and Christian to perform his surgery. In the second hour of the finale, those crazy kids at FX Networks tried to manipulate us into believing that Quentin was not The Carver, but instead another victim, after showing him tied to his bed with those signature wounds on his face. It was too coincidental that Quentin appeared just as the carvings began. Quentin Costa (played by Bruno Campos) was The Carver. Most devoted fans of the show suspected that Dr. But most importantly, The Carver was revealed! Viewers were treated to two hours chock full of drama. The season finale of Nip/Tuck on Tuesday night did not disappoint.
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