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Favourite Scenes - Hannibal Season 3

Why are you looking for him after he left you with a smile?

I Love Another, (Details), (1867), by John Robert Dicksee (British, 1817 – 1905), signed and dated 'JOHN R. DICKSEE/1867' (centre left), oil on canvas, 45.7 x 35.6 cm (18 x 14 in), Private Collection

basilosu

for a lack of a better word, we will call him a monster

milksockets

'the heart' from 'the anatomy of the human body' by govard bidloo + gerard de lairesse, 1685 in the art of medicine: over 2000 years of images and imagination - julie anderson, emm barnes + emma shackleton (2011)

#will graham #hannibal

lilkakow

Images created solely using mathematical equations by mathematical artist Hamid Naderi Yaganeh

requiem-on-water

by Wojciech Nowiak

i hate labels. never name me, never etiquette me. I don't yearn to belong somewhere or to be sorted out. no, I don't have a sexuality, an mbti type, an aesthetic...please, don't perceive me at all if I'm going to be classified.

#it's just an easier way to discriminate whatever you aren't #can we all just live?#thoughts

lucy-harker

♪ In heaven everything is fine. In heaven everything is fine. You've got your good things and I've got mine. ♪

ERASERHEAD (1977) dir. David Lynch

alchemicalcodes

Anaïs Nin

Rain is a combination of initial purity and naked nature. It represents a bridge between two worlds. It doesn't hide its intentions, it lets the whole world see its vulnerability. What distinguishes rain from other precipitations is its self-sacrifice towards the world, a deep desire for purification even though it will disturb her original purity. And all it gets back is the result of ingrained pride and selfishness of the human race. It is proof why no angel would come down to earth. Rain is the first fallen angel.