#katz my beloved

[comfort-clubhouse]

AUGHHHH💕💕 I CAN'T HELP BUT LOVE THOSE CUTIES!!! I love absolutely everything about these two lil guys! These two make a perfect crime duo with Katz as the intelligent, evil mastermind leader and Le Quack as the cunning, mischievous second in command. I wanna give them all the hugs and the love they both need

[eldritch-ace]

I need more bestie Will and Bev content so I make it myself. They are the only cool people to ever exist in the FBI.

Also the Fred(dies) whom I despise (I love them with my whole heart). They are my favorite AO3 authors.

[thecoolestcowboy]

hannibal in the snow hiding behind wills house:

whatever… it’s not like i wanted to commit intimate elaborate murders with you and have seggs with you over the corpses of our enemies influence your becoming anyway….

[pesky--dust]

honestly what was the point of making will and bev friends if will wasn’t going to care that much about her death? i feel like fuller didn’t plan ahead enough and ignored what he previously wrote sometimes.

I apologize that I'm replying so late! (real life caught up with me and I didn't have time to respond in a way that would satisfy me enough)

I have so many thoughts on this! But I'll try to answer this question briefly.

I don't know if I would actually call Will and Beverly's relationship a "friendship". Although I wouldn't say that Will didn't care about her death either.

We never saw them hanging out for anything other than work purposes. It's true that he was the closest to her among the BAU employees, but still - they were colleagues. You are closer to some of your co-workers, and further away from others. That's it.

From what I recall, Beverly said once that she was the oldest of her siblings. In my opinion she treated Will a bit like he was her younger brother, because she felt like the job was wearing Will down; she saw him as vulnerable and unstable, so she wanted to help/protect him, like a good older "sister" would.

Allow me add here a fragment of the script from Coquilles:

Will didn't even answer her! However in Buffet Froid Will called Beverly in the middle of the night to help him determine if what he saw was real.

He trusted her enough to do so.

Being at the Baltimore State Hospital for the Criminally Insane, Will was visibly happy to see Beverly visiting him, but upon hearing that she came to see him because of work, he turned sour.

They made a mutual agreement: he would help her with her work, and she would look for evidence of his innocence. It seems to me that rather than friendship, it was about mutual benefit.

I think at this point Will hadn't yet foresee the consequences of his actions fully. He asked Beverly to stay away from Dr. Lecter and go to Jack with what she had found - Beverly didn't listen (meanwhile, he had deliberately put Dr. Chilton in danger in the third season).

After Beverly died, Will requested to be taken there to see the crime scene. This fragment of the script shows how shaken he was to reconstruct the crime:

And I find it interesting that Will usually doesn't imagine victims the way he did with Beverly. And what Beverly said was, "You said you just interpret the evidence. So interpret the evidence".

Will told Jack he wanted to say goodbye.

I believe he did care about her death because after all, it was in the same episode that he asked Matthew Brown to kill Hannibal Lecter! As if her death had made all inhibitions disappear. After ordering Hannibal's murder, Will grew antlers for the first time. After Beverly's death.

Moreover, water is an important motif of the series. When Will ordered Hannibal to be killed, the dripping water in his cell turned into flowing blood. After Beverly's death.

Her death made him more unhinged.

She cared for him in a way, and he kind of cared about her.

I adore Beverly though and honestly, I think she must be turning in her grave considering how the show ended. She died trying to prove at Will's request that Hannibal was framing him for his crimes and in the end Will ended up with him????

[pascalflowrs]

HEY GUYS WHATS MY TYPE I NEED TO KNOW.

[funnyirvine]

hannisquad get hannistoned

[bugdisc0]

Shez sooooo cute

[rainbowspinch]

I want there to be another zolo toy pease please please please I need Zooble tohave someone to RELATE TO. Anyway. I based them off that one concept(?) Zooble Gooseworx drawing. You know. This thing

And immediately made a human design for it too because I love doing that

(This drawing is the first I ever did of it which is why the design is slightly altered in the new drawings my apologies)

[classickatze]

[herrling]

okay ngl Katze with short hair is hot too.........

[fakingfakeness]

🌔🌕🌖

[comfort-clubhouse]

Comfort post of Katz and Le Quack, my most favourite villains from Courage The Cowardly Dog. I'm really happy that they appeared in the Scooby Doo and Courage crossover film. Seeing the two interact with eachother and teaming up. I really love that their dancing together in the ending, it's so adorable. I even felt sorry for Katz due to his face getting pulled by Fred, Daphne and Velma

[eldritch-ace]

Rewatching Hannibal and every time I get Beverly and Abigail back I cry

[thecoolestcowboy]

everytime i see nbc hannibal lecter my dick shoots off my body like a bottle rocket

look at this fucker. lord have mercy!!!

[pesky--dust]

I feel like it's harder for me to express my thoughts lately, but I've been thinking a lot about Beverly Katz and I cannot stand being alone with my thoughts anymore, so I’m sorry. 

When Will was in Baltimore State Hospital for the Criminally Insane, Beverly was one of the few people who visited him there. She needed his help at work, but at the same time, we know that even before, without any hidden motives, she genuinely cared about his life. We also know she's the oldest child in the family. It is very common for the oldest children to feel responsible for their younger siblings.

I believe she feels the same sense of responsibility towards Will, like if he is her younger brother, which is why she tries to be there for him when he needs comfort. 

Beverly is in a few episodes, but I won’t write about every single of them. I'm going to focus on the things that support my thesis about her perceiving Will as her younger sibling.

In Amuse Bouche she asks him about his well-being, tries to joke with him (he had just killed a man, to protect an innocent person and himself!), teaches him how to hold a gun properly. 

In Coquilles she again shows concern about his condition and I have the impression that in this dialogue she speaks to him like to a child she doesn’t want to frighten:

In Buffet froid there is a lot of interactions between them. First, when panicked Will races out into the hallway, she stares at him and asks with a hint of concern “Will?”. When Will tries to reassure himself he didn’t kill Beth LeBeau, he calls Beverly and when she hears he called her,  because he is not entirely sure what he saw was real, the script says “That admission almost breaks her heart, but it doesn't show.”. She tells him that he is the subject of a lot of speculation at the bureau, since people speculating that Jack pushed him right up to the edge and now he is pushing himself over. Later in the same episode she checks Will for evidence that would tell he killed Dr. Sutcliffe and reassures him that there's nothing that would indicate he is the person responsible for killing Dr. Sutcliffe.

When Will is arrested for evidence suggesting he killed Abigail Hobbs, Beverly is unable to maintain complete professionalism and talks to him while collecting evidence from his body. She tells him she didn't want to find anything on him, but since Will always says he's interpreting evidence, he should do it now. She is angry, disappointed and she says, “You should have recused yourself from any investigation. (...) However far over the edge you were leaning, I was hoping that you wouldn’t fall.”

As I have written already — when Will is in Baltimore State Hospital for the Criminally Insane, Beverly is one of the few people who visits him there. They make a deal — he helps her with work, she tries to prove he is innocent and she is going to check Hannibal Lecter. We know how it ends for her — Hannibal kills her and Will is needed to resolve this case. Here is a piece of the script from this scene:

Later Will tries to kill Hannibal Lecter by proxy, because he is mad about everything Hannibal caused in his life; he knew about Will’s encephalitis, framed him for his crimes, killed Abigail Hobbs and Beverly, Will's only friend. 

However it turns out Will has to change tactic and he ends up falling in love with Hannibal, they are known as murder husbands! On the one hand, I imagine that because of that Beverly has to turn in her grave because she died trying to prove that Hannibal was guilty of crimes Will was accused of, and on the other hand, Will and Beverly really liked each other, and in my opinion, Beverly felt like his older sister, so I feel torn because I think she would, to some extent, enjoy Will's happiness anyway. One way or another, man, this whole situation is sick, especially if you look at it from Beverly's perspective.

[gennabi]

and what if i say this song is klaus to dave