#My Father

[theonethatdidntgetaway]

It's the same photo

[circusinarun]

Our fav grandpa!

[usui-zero]

daddy look i'm nika!!!

i knew it.. you can did anything - happy belated 10th birthday Bonnie

(who hope an happy ending of this sadest and tragic story??)

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[mushramoo]

frebby <3

[wiirocku]

John 5:17 (NIV) - In His defense Jesus said to them, “My Father is always at His work to this very day, and I too am working.”

[hell0jon]

jmart get to the panopticon and jonah is just floating there softly singing the lyrics to welcome to the black parade

[angelshizuka]

(Before I start I want to make it very clear Stolas and Octavia are literally my fave platonic relationship in this show and I want to see them work out their shit.)

I get Octavia's only 17 and that's still pretty young, but I feel like it's especially the people who put such a big emphasis on her age, are also the ones who keep ignoring how Stolas is only roughly double her age and became a father at roughly the age Octavia is right now.

If you make such a big deal out of Octavia "still being a child", then you should put that same energy into how Stolas was forced into the role of father (in an arranged marriage) at basically the same age. And if anything, for someone literally forced to be a parent while he had barely grown up himself, but who tried to make the best of it, he really did try his best with what he had.

Not perfect, but the next time someone acts like a parent needs to be perfect in order to be a good parent, or else they're automatically "abusive" and "toxic", I'm gonna scream.

I don't know how old some of y'all are, but as someone in her early 30s with her own daddy issues and is working through them by actually seeing my father as a human being first and parent second, I just find it so hard to take these kinda arguments against (fictional) parents serious.

And sure, I don't relate to Octavia going through her parents hating each other, because I was fortunate enough to grow up with happily married parents who are literally my reason for believing in true love. But I do have to witness my father falling in love with a new woman after my mother's passing a few years ago... so I do kinda get where Octavia's coming from.

Idek, this is a weird HB rant/personal vent blended into one post, but I just had to get some thoughts out.

[donnieslefteyebrow9000]

😌🤞

[moonahsrobin]

I love him

[z0mbtch]

[klaustopia]

THAT EPISODE AND THAT OUTFIT @twelfthmortalofcrimsonpalace BYEEEeeee

[theonethatdidntgetaway]

Mobius' children are so Loki Jr and Loki Jr Jr

[shizunitis]

Shen Qingqiu. Thoughts?

oughhhoiuuuuggggghhhh. shizun. SHIZUN hnnnGgGgn shizuuun. Shizun… Shen Qingqiu. shizun.. i miss shizun..

[flock-of-cassowaries]

Attempting to write Hannibal fanfiction got me searching “Antisocial personality disorder treatment” on Youtube.

And if you scroll past the plentiful “HOW TO SPOT THE MONSTERS WALKING AMONG US!!” clickbait-sponsored-by-Jack Crawford’s-Evil Minds Museum crap, you can find some interesting and compassionate stuff.

It has all strengthened my conviction that my dad probably had many of the symptoms of antisocial personality disorder, and was experiencing them pretty severely, and also that he tried to engender the same worldview in me; which, if you think about it, is kind of what Hannibal is trying to do to Will Graham.

(Except that I was a child, and also, I absolutely didn’t want to fuck my dad).

I think that’s probably why I am so put off by the “..and then Will uncovers his own darkness and they hunt and kill together!” reading of the text that is so common in fannibalfiction.

Like, to me, the most compelling and consistent thing about Will is that as much as he wants that dangerous old man (carnally, platonically, intellectually, romantically, in a boat, astride a goat, etc.)… despite all of that, Will always hangs on to that core part of him that abhors what Hannibal does, and absolutely cannot condone it. That is literally the only reason they are not fucking nasty by the end of S3.

Like, Will’s probable internalized homophobia? Maybe 10% of the reason; but that would be very easily overcome, I suspect, if not for the whole “You are literally an active serial killer” part of the equation.

That’s where what he says in the art gallery in Italy matters so much - “I feel like all your victims are my victims.” That’s what he can’t cope with - the idea that to love Hannibal is to implicitly support and/or assist him in ending the lives of others, and ruining the lives of those who loved them.

To put it another way:

He does not like murder victim in his protein scramble.

(He does not like it at all, Hannibal.)

[wiirocku]

John 15:8 (NLT) - When you produce much fruit, you are My true disciples. This brings great glory to My Father.

[albertismyfather]

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