#Thomas Bryan

[stairnaheireann]

#OTD in 2001 – The first multiple State funeral is held in honour of ten IRA Volunteers, including Kevin Barry, who were executed for their role in the War of Independence.

More than 80 years after they were buried in the grounds of Mountjoy Gaol, the bodies of the ten men were exhumed and reinterred in a special new plot at Glasnevin Cemetery. They were executed in Mountjoy Gaol by British forces following courts-martial from 1920–21 during the Irish War of Independence. Based upon military law at the time, they were buried within the prison precincts, their graves…

[folie-a-deux]

"I'll confess it is pleasant to look at you asleep. You're quite beautiful, Will."

"Looks are an accident, Dr. Lecter."

"If comeliness were earned, you'd still be beautiful."

[polishchuk]

Abigail Hobbs moodboard

[sillytlacuache]

the marble hornets sticker designs im planning to make !1!1!1! (when i figure out how to ship outside of mexico)

[gameofthunder66]

'The Sweetest Thing' (2002) film

-watched 5/4/2024- 2 stars- on Amazon Prime

26% Rotten Tomatoes

[aarontaylorjohnsonappreciation]

Boop!! Boop!!

Pausing to show some appreciation for 🍋 Lemon 🍋 and his love of Thomas the Tank Engine.

[incorrecthanniballecterquotes]

Hannibal: How can you pretend you don’t love this. The way we connect when we theorize and speculate. It’s just like how we used to go back and forth about the last case.

Will: You mean the murder you committed.

Hannibal: I don’t get hung up on the details. It’s the feelings that matter.

[theseavoices]

I feel so stupid. Did everyone already know this?

The 'my little house' quote by Will Graham is in Thomas Harris' intro to the omnibus edition!

Also, Will's dogs

[hugheses]

nhl: Are boneless wings still considered wings? 🧐

This debate is looking pretty one-sided these days. 🤭

[boddainz]

red dragon (1981)

hannibal series (2013)

[slimeco]

I've been thinking...

Oh these guys are definitely a team

[cha0ticr0b0tic]

Red Dragon posting :)

So I was rewatching the Red Dragon episodes of Hannibal S3 because they're my favorites. Thomas Harris' novel Red Dragon is one of my Thrillers of All Time; I read it in the right place at the right time and the rest is history. Naturally I had to follow that up with the Hannibal episodes (watched for the first time over lockdown) and Manhunter my beloved a few years later.

Revisiting Hannibal S3 E8 "The Great Red Dragon" makes me realize just how important adaptational changes are when it comes to establishing the general tone/vibes of the piece. In Manhunter, Michael Mann follows Harris and gives us Will and family in Florida, where he's far, far away from Hannibal, Jack Crawford, and the FBI. It's Florida, so it's sunny, and what's more, it makes you think of retirement and escapism. (Of course, I lived in Florida for three years and can tell you otherwise, but I'm just going with the common associations with the state.) The climate is ideal, and the biggest stressor on Will's mind is making sure he can help his son get some baby turtles to the ocean once they hatch – all in all, a pretty stress-free life. When Jack shows up with news of Dolarhyde, the two of them sit on the beach and discuss current events, and there's this sense of "Well, shit. Vacation's over." Time to head into the dark.

In NBC Hannibal, on the other hand, Jack visits Will in the dead of winter, at his home in Virginia. They sit outside on Will's porch in the snow and the cold because Will refuses to let Jack into his house (the domestic sphere which he's worked hard to build and maintain.) In both cases, as is the case in the OG novel, Jack intrudes upon Will's peaceful life. However, this scene taking place during an East Coast winter as opposed to a Florida spring/summer makes everything feel a lot more ominous, but also a lot more... I don't know, inevitable? The cold and the dark are already here, and things are about to get a whole lot darker as Will separates from his loved ones and reconnects with Hannibal.

[kbaker1431]

My friend has fish. All sorts of fish.

She named one Hannibal. She has tried to watch the show, but can get into it, so she knows that he is a cannibalistic serial killer, and that is about it.

But she named this fish Hannibal, because it ate it's sibling.

It took me way to long to realise. And I've just had to message her saying he ate his sister when he was a child, and I don't think he knew*.

She hasn't replied yet, so this could be interesting.

*I haven't read the book yet, I'm getting there.

[polishchuk]

Margot Verger moodboard

[thommi-tomate]

🫰🏼🫰🏼

[spellboundcities]

i think brian has a rock collection that hes found around the shack and he used to give tim a lot of his rocks that he found

(tim still has a rock after everythings over i think , keeps it as a memory since theres nothing to bury)

it's his shack in the woods and he gets to choose how to decorate