#Will's dogs

[pesky--dust]

Since we know that Hannibal took care of Will's dogs at least once, do you think he sometimes helped Alana with them while Will was in Baltimore State Hospital for the Criminally Insane (because of him) and he was using Alana as his alibi?

[mistikfir]

2x01 "Kaiseki"

- Where does Winston go? - Home.

[celestial-artistry]

Hannibal’s Sketchbook pg 73

Read From The Beginning

Page 72 - Page 73 - Page 74

We've reached the halfway point for volume 3, page 18 of 36. This also begins the pages covering Hannibal season 1 episode 8, Fromage.

As long as I continue my 1 page per week, volume 3 should be finished and ready for order around November. Just in time for Yule presents.

Will's descent into madness has always felt oddly relatable.

[akinmablog]

My favourite thing about Will's first scenes with Winston is that it shows us what Will means when he tells Jack he is capable of catching Hannibal.

He lures Winston in, gaining enough trust to move on to showing him his ability to care for him and thus gaining the basis for his ultimate goal: obedience. He cages Winston for his safety and the safety of the rest of his dogs. He would cage Hannibal for the safety of the people around him, but it also protects Hannibal in a way.

If he's caged, he can't be killed.

[altered-corp]

I think the reason Winston stays so close to Will/always went back home while Will was in prison, is because of his previous owner. Winston had a rope chain around his neck when Will found him. I like to think his previous owner wasn't that loving. Not abusive or anything. But more of a "no dogs in the house" type of guy.

This could explain why he was so dirty when Will found him, he was always outside.

I think Winston was a chained dog. Then, he finally gets untied from the post he was chained to, and ran. And that's the first time Will found him. Winston didn't go to Will because Winston was going back home.

But when he returned, no one was there. They left without him.

So he goes back to the same road, and Will is there, waiting for him. Winston sees that he nice and has food, and willing goes home with Will.

He sees how different his life with Will is compared to his previous family: he's allowed inside, there are other dogs, cozy sleeping places, etc. Most importantly, Will is a good owner and Winston doesn't want to lose him.

That's why he stays so close to Will.

[creelarke]

“How’s life?”

Me:

[victusinveritas]

Dogs have had many jobs throughout history, in this case: Revenge.

[importantanimalstories]

This is Gilbert. He’s been around a while. Attributes his long life to many, many years of always getting what he wants

[mostly-funnytwittertweets]

[daylighteclipsed]

ENTRY LEVEL MEANS NO EXPERIENCE. IT MEANS NO PORTFOLIO OF RELEVANT SAMPLES. ENTRY LEVEL IS ENTRY LEVEL

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[pesky--dust]

Do you remember that in Oeuf Hannibal was taking care of Will's dogs?

Just imagine: he could send Will photos of his dogs to show him that he can handle them and they actually like him. :(( Will's trust in Hannibal? Going up af (and then Hannibal frames him for his own crimes)

[byelacey]

thinking about my dog and how he makes sure i get my daily mental health outings

[wetdogblog]

How does tumblr feel about Primrose

(edit: some folks are asking if this is taxidermy. This is a real living dog, I promise)

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