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[rocktheholygrail]

Hannibal (2013-2015)

3x03 - “Secondo”

[polishwah]

hannibal (2013-2015)

1x1, apéritif; 2x13, mizumono

[is-today-tomorrow-in-nz]

Will Graham, you are a grown ass, criminal profiler. What's with the pathetic meow meow look? What are you trying to achieve here?

[hughdancybabyface]

Will looks embarrassed after being hit where it hurts

[bloodaria]

1.04 | 2.01

The darkness Hannibal offers supplanting Will's "boat on the sea" as Will's safe refuge

+ dialogue from '...The Beast From The Sea' which I think is fitting

[bloodydancy]

Hannibal 1.13 Savoureux

[mcgregor]

HANNIBAL 3.13 • The Wrath of the Lamb

[dovesummer]

Hannibal would use any excuse to get his hands on Will.

[graciereadshannigram]

Not a hannigram fic ask, but BETTER!

We all know the quote.

“I’m not fortune’s fool, I’m yours.”

I roll my eyes EVERY TIME I hear someone mention it, because they don’t offer the context!

Yes, it’s from Romeo and Juliet, but you’re missing the point!!!!!

In Act 3, Scene 1, Romeo declares: “I am fortune’s fool.”

He isn’t saying that he’s a sucker for money, and Will wasn’t saying that he was a sucker for love.

The best translation of what Romeo said, is “I’m a victim of fate and circumstance.”

His problems are caused by fate, and all things of the past.

This means that Will, on the other hand, was saying, “I’m not the victim of coincidental tragedy, I’m your victim.”

Now that sounds a lot less romantic at first.

However, Romeo’s interpretation of the line comes right after he killed a man for revenge.

This man was none other than Juliet’s cousin, Tybalt.

What happens soon after Will says that line? He kills Hannibal’s colleague, Chilton.

So, although Will was calling himself Hannibal’s victim, if you look at the subtext, he was basically saying:

“I’m Romeo, you’re Juliet, and our forbidden love shares a body count to theirs, but I don’t intend ours to be over yet. Even so, I am not a victim of fate. Our problems and fear are no coincidence, they are your doing. You hurt me this way, and I still love you. I don’t care for the next body that drops, because I will have done it. For our love.”l

AND DO NOT GET ME STARTED ON THE SUBTEXT ABOUT HANNIBAL’S CELL BEING JULIET’S BALCONY.

Anyway. Uhm.

I’m far too obsessed with this show, there’s no saving, but I don’t wanna be saved !

:D

Anyway, thanks for listening to my rant!

YES YES YES.

[cedarxwing]

Absolutely FERAL over the hannigram privacy room scene...

Will is SO disgusted with Hannibal. From his perspective, either:

a) Hannibal thinks Will and everyone else is stupid enough to believe the copycat killer murdered the bailiff.

b) Hannibal is playing dumb to screw Will over in his trial, ensuring he'll get the death penalty.

c) Hannibal killed the bailiff but didn't do it properly on purpose to sadistically dangle Will's freedom in front of him before snatching it away.

Meanwhile, Hannibal looks sooo pathetic. Sad wet cat can't fool Will the way he could in S1 anymore. Ugh, step on him, Will. Squash him like a bug.

Hannibal's doublespeak here is insane.

"I wanted to dispel your doubts once and for all." <- Obviously, Will's first thought is that Hannibal means, "I want you to believe I'm not the copycat killer." That's the biggest "doubt" Will has about him, after all. But that makes absolutely no sense in this context, because how does a copycat murder happening while Will is in prison help prove Hannibal's innocence? It's doesn't! The opposite, in fact!

So we get a beautiful "what the fuck" moment from Will as he tries to figure out what Hannibal could possibly mean. Is Hannibal admitting that he did kill the bailiff on Will's behalf? Or does he only mean that he wished the secret admirer could be mistaken for the copycat, so that Will won't doubt that Hannibal is trying to get him out of prison?

"I want you to believe in the best of me, Will. Just as I believe in the best of you." <- Line that makes me want to throw Hannibal in a washing machine on a high spin cycle, because how does he always string words together into perfect optical illusions? He sounds like he's still trying to convince Will that he's innocent, but he really means, "I want you to believe that I have the best intentions for you." And to a normal person, "believing in the best of Will" would mean believing in his innocence, but of course Hannibal means that he believes Will is really a killer deep down inside. UGH.

But this is the moment that really does it for me. When Will won't play along with the bailiff lie, Hannibal throws a TANTRUM. Looking away, fidgeting, complaining that Will's locked away in prison like he's a toy his parents put on a shelf too high for him to reach. This line omits some sentences from the script, boiling them down to this momentary emotional outburst:

He's goading Will, trying to get him to participate in the "alchemy of lies and truths." Whispering, "Jack and Alana are no better than Kade Prurnell, lying about your sanity because they think you did it. They don't want you to walk free like I do. I'm willing to say whatever (or kill whoever) it takes to get you out of here."

And it works. Will ends up dropping his insanity defense. Is he so sick of prison life that he's willing to risk death for a slim chance at freedom? Or does he trust that Hannibal will do anything keep him out of the electric chair? The night after his plea of not guilty is ruled invalid, alone in his cell, is Will anticipating his own execution or the judge's?

Bonus points for Hannibal's pretty pink paisley tie and matching plaid suit. Babygirl dolled himself up before visiting Will. 💕

[rocktheholygrail]

Hannibal (2013-2015)

1x09 || 2x13

[middle-o-nowhere]

[suchawrathfullamb]

[hughdancybabyface]

The chemistry between Mads and Hugh makes Hannibal and Will look at each other like this

[afacelesschampion]

Freezer bride, your sweet divine You devour like smoked bovine hide How funny, I never considered myself tough

Strangers - Ethel Cain

[bloodydancy]

“Jack won't be easy to kill. He'll be armed. He's strong, well trained. We can't hesitate.”

Hannibal 3.04 Aperitivo