#ALANA BLOOM

[frogsdeservelovetoo]

And then he screwed the two of them

Hannibal (2013-2015) blooper reel

[avesolangelo]

Will: The food is still hot, I can't eat it

Hannibal: I'm always hot and you still eat me

Will:

Beverly:

Alana:

Jimmy:

Brian:

Jack: I only ask for ONE quiet dinner, ONE

[distantstars]

[pesky--dust]

I present to you both the best and the worst matchmakers in the world - Dr. Alana Bloom and Special Agent Jack Crawford!

[gigireece16]

somebody once told me i was will graham and freddie lounds’ love child & it has never left my mind ever since

[thesecondastro]

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[super-who-locked-me-in-here]

I mean I guess you have a point but still what about Miriam and Chilton? Because when Miriam shot Chilton he was being framed as the Chesapeake Ripper so by your logic it was fair to shoot him because of the crimes he had supposedly committed but at that point all the evidence was only circumstantial (and we as the audience of course knew he was being framed).

I think I'm just nitpicky about it because they don't talk about either instance at all. You know when Dr. Gideon wandered off and ended up in the car with Will, that was just on the edge of a recent crime scene of Dr. Gideon's where Will was supposed to be waiting in the car and Jack was investigating. Like Jack walks into the observatory, finds Freddie pumping oxygen for Chilton because he's been turned into a gift basket for the Ripper and then obviously first priority was getting EMT for Chilton, but don't you think after that Jack might've gone "okay we are at a recent crime scene of Dr. Gideon's, he couldn't have gone too far. We've already been keeping an eye out for him because we know he recently escaped but I should put an extra alert out to my people and local authorities to be on the lookout for him because he's potentially armed and definitely dangerous"?

And I mean he probably tried to go out to the car to look for Will but whether or not he was concerned about Will not being in the car is up in the air. At that point Will was already building a reputation for wandering off on his own and Jack letting him do his own thing but also Will had gotten a little too involved in the Beth LeBeau crime scene in the previous episode so maybe Jack would be super worried about Will's sudden disappearance at that time.

But what I'm saying is we don't get any of that exposition. We don't get Jack just telling local authorities to "be on the lookout and shoot on sight" which would have cleared up this whole situation. We don't get Jack going out to the car or using his phone and realizing Will is missing.

And like I said in my post above, I think it's extremely odd that we don't get to see really any reaction from Alana about this other than her immediate through-the-window reaction. This is season one, right before Will is officially framed. She's still trying to be Will's friend. She still harbors romantic feelings for him even though she won't act on them. She's still trying to find an even moral ground for herself and for Will and for Abigail amongst Jack's bull-headed interrogations and Hannibal's seemingly kind but unorthodox treatments. And Alana is bull-headed and kind and unorthodox in her own right, but the difference is that she shows a more emotional concern than those two men. And I feel like at that point in the show she would have reached out to Will after he shot Abel. She would have asked what was going through his mind, was he going to be okay? I think she might've been scared, after his slipup with the Beth LeBeau crime scene and now with shooting Abel, that he might actually kill someone. Will would do that quiet huff of a laugh and reassure her that he's just tired, he'll get better, that that's not going to happen, that he knew Dr. Gideon was going after her and he wanted to protect her "...because you're important to me Alana." and they would have had to dance around the romantic feelings some more, just before Will was framed for Hannibal's crimes and Alana's whole world came crashing down so much harder than before.

It really bothers me that none of the characters in Hannibal really talks about Will shooting Abel Gideon. A lot of the characters make a big deal about Will's mental well-being and morality after killing Garret Jacob Hobbs, but after Will shoots Abel Gideon everyone just kinda brushes it off??? Like I kind of expected Alana at the very least to have a big monologue about it considering it happened in her sideyard and she's way too invested in "being a good friend not therapist but kind of therapist" to Will, but there's little to no follow-up about the event. Not even during his trial as the Copycat. You would think that bringing up that time the man you're convicting followed a serial killer through the snow and tried to shoot him in the head outside his friend's house would be important, but I guess not????

Idk it might just be a "Jack's profiler" thing bc no one ever really talks about Miriam shooting Chilton in the face either. It just happens and then we don't really see Miriam again or hear about the after credits of that event except for from Chilton's point of view.

[stupidcopper]

hannibal season 2 summary

[multifandom--mess]

[selfconfessedfangirl]

no tv show will ever be able to resolve a m/m/f love triangle as perfectly and as weirdly as Hannibal, in which the woman kisses one of the guys, sleeps with the other one, then decides "actually, never mind, you're both awful!" and marries a rich lesbian instead - and, while this is all going on, the guys develop a weird homoerotic obsession with each other culminating in them going off a cliff together. truly unhinged and unmatched

[tethered-heartstrings]

[rocktheholygrail]

#cannibal humor

[screaming-sobbing]

Showing some love for the ladies

[nhescio]

Guess who’s watching the gay cannibals in the year of our lord 2024

[passiveagressivepoet]

remember when hannibal and alana had sex because of how badly they both wanted to fuck will graham

[gigireece16]

merry christmas, please don’t call