#will graham irl

[tavs-kin-korner]

TW: BLOOD, GORE

sTIMBOARD WITH THEMES OF DARK ACADEMIA, dOGS, aND GORE FOR wILL gRAHAM (hANNIBAL)!! }:D

hOPE YOU ENJOY! i LOVE HOW THIS ONE LOOKS! }:)

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[Stimboard with themes of dark academia, dogs, and gore for Will Graham (Hannibal)!!]

[Hope you enjoy! I love how this one looks!]

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[paperlignes]

Will Graham and Hannibal Lecter Hannibal (2013-2015)

[jazzatron9000]

let me be your everlasting light

[tethered-heartstrings]

[ebenelephant]

was at work and plagued by the thought of retail worker will graham being pestered by hannibal in the high end food aisle. to be clear, this is an au in which will still has his heightened empathy but just works a shitty job. hannibal is absolutely enraptured by his autistic rizz anyway.

[folie-a-deux]

sometimes i wonder what would sandro botticelli think if he knew that one of his masterpieces is so important to us because we associate it with two gay cannibals who are madly in love with each other

[nevermind-iamfine]

Jump down a cliff with him, I guess…?

If Hannibal writes a book, a fictional book cover collage

[moxsquanch]

hannibal & will as jesus & judas

img sources : x x x

[gnawing-suspicion]

One of my absolute favorite things about Hannibal fanfic is that everyone just makes up Will’s dogs’ names. We know Winston, and I see Buster a fair bit, but the rest are just an empty space for people to put in their pets’ or friends’ names or an oblique reference or something that speaks to Will’s past and I just think that’s really fun for all of us

[your-mentally-ill-vampire]

How did I go from kinning Will Graham to kinning Hannibal within a year????

[dystopeyes]

date night goals <3

[castielsbees]

2 days post-the wrath of the lamb. no i am not feeling better. yes i've rewatched the last 6 minutes over and over and over and over. no i can't stop sobbing to 'love crime.' no i have never ever before consumed a piece of television that has made me feel the way the hannibal finale has. hope this helps

[vvvjudasvvv]

Deer Lover,

Kill me now, while you still love me

Immortalize me ‘fore I fall

Eat me now, while I taste sweetly

Before I have no taste at all

And if my feelings start to wither

Then pull the trigger, give my life an end

Before the bad thoughts can come hither

Dispose of all of me, your life to spend

[tethered-heartstrings]

people who entirely blame jack for what happened with will didn't watch the same show. as the audience, we see that will isn't sleeping, and that hannibal lied about his stability, and will's blackouts and sleepwalking. we are an outside observer privy to information other characters don't see. jack only knows what is told to him, he can't read minds. he can't know how bad will is doing if will doesn't tell him. he trusts will is a grown adult who will take care of himself. a socially and professionally trusted and admired medical professional tells jack that will is fine! what reason does jack have to not believe that will is capable to not only do his job but make the sound decision to stay or go. why is jack the bad guy here?

and regarding will getting arrested, ALL the evidence was against him. he had no memory and no alibi for the murders he was being convicted of. he was at sutcliffe's office when he was murdered, after hours, when no one else (supposedly) was there. he was the last person to see georgia alive. he knew he went to minnesota with abigail and came back without her, no memory of leaving but the hallucination of having killed her. he threw up her ear. flesh and bone and hair of every victim was woven into his lures, a hobby that everyone knew he had. what exactly was jack supposed to think? was he supposed to ignore evidence? it would be against all logic and common sense to just assume will was innocent. even will doubted his own innocence. ofc we, the audience, knew he wasn't guilty, but jack can't see what we see. he even risked his career, against his better judgment, to help will. he had no reason to, but he cares about will. he cares about him a lot, and a lot more than people give him credit for.

jack cared about will deeply, saw him as a friend, for the entire show. giving him the benefit of the doubt up until the very end. the confidence he has that will is a good and trustworthy person in the last episode gets him mocked for "not seeing will as he truly was" but when he assumes will is a killer in s1 people also get mad at him for not having *enough* confidence in will. which is it?

jack is a good agent, a good friend, and did what he could given the tools he had to do his job. he can't help people who refuse his help (aka will), he can only try so much.

and hannibal is a master manipulator. he played every single character on that show and had them convinced he was normal and safe, sometimes for years. every single person who outright blames jack for everything got as manipulated by hannibal as jack did! because hannibal planted distrust between will and jack, and with the audience and jack. if you think jack is the problem, congratulations, you got played by the villain of the show.

[plushie-lovey]

Thought some of my plushies were looking pretty in the light of dawn

[cubikzoa]

I am 97% sure that Hannibal Lecter owns the boba shop I just visited and I am a bit concerned