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Incorrect Hannibal Series
Hannibal (2013-2015)
3x11 - “And the Beast From the Sea”
#Hannibal is babygirl
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We really can’t blame Hannibal for his crimes because this is how Will’s chair looked like when he left therapy, free my man he did all that but I get it 😫🍑
God was testing him and he failed miserably
Got him doodling pictures of his ass in JAIL
Healthy relationships are clearly better in real-life but fucked-up ones are way more dramatically interesting in fiction. In much the same way–indeed, in exactly the same way–that feudal monarchy is a hell of a lot of fun in fantasy and historical fiction novels, but complete shit to actually live under.
Feudal monarchy is so hilarious because it’s just like: “What if we based our entire sociopolitical structure on fucked-up family dynamics?”
[IMAGE ID: text reading “Imaginary evil is romantic and varied; real evil is gloomy, monotonous, barren, boring. Imaginary good is boring; real good is always new, marvelous, intoxicating.
Simone Weil” /END ID]
W: I looked up at the night sky there. Orion above the horizon and, near it, Jupiter. I wondered if you could see it, too. I wondered if our stars were the same.
H: I believe some of our stars will always be the same. You entered the foyer of my mind and stumbled down the hall of my beginnings.
What do you think about this quote that was deleted from Hannibal?
Dolce is literally my fav episode of this show and this quote was cut from it…and tbh I’m kinda glad?? Like it’s so beautiful it makes me scream, but Hannibal always toes the line between poetic and pretentious and this quote kinda took me out of the scene
The language he uses is so interesting bc he says will “stumbled”. He’s basically saying that Will, against both of the their wishes, is so deeply imbedded in the most intimate parts of Hannibal’s psyche
Him saying some of their starts will always be the same aka they’ll always love each other despite anything that happens I’m SICKABDBAB
It is hilarious when people talk about the ambulance scene from nbc hannibal as like the pinpoint of when Will started realizing hannibal is the chesapeake ripper, but in reality my guy saw hannibal in someone’s guts and realized he wanted it to be his guts
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In order to fully comprehend this scene we need to remember that every episode/case is a parallel to Will and Hannibal.
In that episode in particular we are following along organ harvesters. When Will does his thing and sees the crime, he puts his hands inside the victim, grabbing his heart, literally, in his hands.
This is also the Opera episode, first time we see Hannibal crying/getting emotional.
The banner for the concert says "Hunger Relief".
The Aria is called Piangeró La Sorte Mia. The performer gave an interview during quarantine, talking about her role on the show and how she actually choose this Aria, because in this scene, where most people aren't looking at Hannibal, the mask can slip and he can finally show the heart that he has. She says that the scene shows that he is capable of love and perhaps starting to have feelings for Will.
The story is about Cleopatra and Cesar, in the act she's singing, Cleopatra has been imprisoned and believes her beloved Cesar is dead. She's expressing sorrow and then moves to anger and desire for revenge (foreshadowing the next episode, "I was worried you were dead").
Translation: I will cry my destiny, so cruel and so unfortunate, as long as I live in my chest (as my heart beats). But then the tyrant is dead all around, and night and day in the ghost, I will stir.
And as we all know, the show loves to parallel Tobias and Franklyn to Will and Hanninal, and in this episode Hannibal contemplates Franklyn's comments on Tobias and immediately presumes Franklyn's sexually interested in Tobias. When he denies, Hannibal suggests "you care deeply about him, he's your best friend, but you're not his". All of these assumptions are made because Franklyn said he loved cheese, it was his passion, but Tobias didn't like dairy. Wink, wink.
Right after this scene, where it ends with Franklyn talking about loneliness and it being a "dull ache", we have the iconic Lacrimosa scene with Hannibal waiting alone for Will who is late to his appointment (by a few minutes), prompting Hannibal to drive two hours to go find him. As one does.
With all of that being said, Hannibal notices how Will is staring at him in that scene, and averts his eyes almost immediately. Will makes the connection of the beginning of the episode where he saw himself shoving his hands inside a person. This is the same act, he's watching it now live, in front of him. Whatever he felt while doing that, he's realizing that Hannibal is a manifestation of it (while his was just imagination). While being the positive opposite: he was seeing himself kill someone, while Hannibal was saving someone, with essentially the same act. Which is super hot.
After all of this, Will gives Hannibal a "nice bottle of wine", but doesn't stay for his fancy dinner. "You sure you can't stay?" "I wouldn't be good company." "I disagree." Oh, the dull ache.
This is also the episode where Will described the Ripper as "one of those pitiful things sometimes born in hospitals". Oh, oh, the dull ache.
Pitiful thing is moved by Cleopatra's grief. Pitiful thing loves cheese but his best friend doesn't. Pitiful thing wonders if he desires his friend sexually. Pitiful thing has many people around him, wanting to enjoy the fancy things he provides, but the one whose company he craves the most can't stay. Pitiful thing is lonely.
Pitiful thing's heart is being squeezed by his friend's hands.
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Okay two things.
Can people just STOP making Will dumb in fics? Or even in general. Aside from the fact he teaches at Quantico, has published papers and is Hannibal’s intellectual equal (ya know ALL THE EVIDENCE FROM THE PREVIOUS SEASONS~!?) in Digestivo, he glanced at Hannibal’s notebook filled with all these equations and KNEW it was Hannibal trying to figure out how to try and reverse time.
A quick look and he understood what all those numbers meant. So yeah, the boy is fiercely intelligent.
Two, and this is the major one
Hannibal tried, literally tried, to reverse time for Will. The last time he had Will at his mercy, he shaved him, styled his hair, dressed him nice, but not this time. He took Will back to his house. Dressed him in his own clothes, left him scruffy, with his hair untamed. All of Will’s dog’s things were there. Hannibal had done nothing to change Will’s house or Will. He recreated Will as he first knew him.
Was he trying to say he accepts Will as he was and is and forever will be? That Will being who is, is more important to Hannibal than anything? That Will would never have to say “Stop. If you loved me, you would stop” because Hannibal knows Will would not, could not ever ask that of him because he knows him so well?. That Hannibal would and could stop for Will?
Or was it just more manipulation? Make Will comfortable and hopefully more amiable and forgiving to Hannibal? And not forgiving like God. We all know Hannibal wants a complete equal to be by his side always so he is never alone. But maybe…maybe he would have changed for Will. Maybe the lives of the rude, would have been a fair trade for never being alone and always being understood.
Hannibal S03E01 (Antipasto)
Dr. Lecter (Mads Mikkelsen) recites a sonnet by Dante Alighieri, the first poem of Vita Nova, a collection of compositions published in 1295.
A ciascun'alma presa e gentil core is the description of a dream Dante had after meeting his beloved Beatrice for the second time. In the dream, the poet sees Amore (personification of love) holding Beatrice, asleep and wrapped in a cloth, in his arms. Amore holds the poet’s heart in one hand; after waking the woman up, he feeds her with the heart, which she doubtfully eats. After this, joy turns into pain and the poet sees Amore crying, disappearing in the sky with Beatrice in his arms.
The poet Guido Cavalcanti interpreted Dante’s dream by writing the sonnet Vedeste, al mio parere, onne valore.
The reference to the symbolical act of cannibalism in the poem sounds ironic in Hannibal’s mouth.
“No beast is more savage than man when possessed with power answerable to his own rage.”
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the easiest 'is there gonna be jack crawford character bashing in this show commentary' metric for me is how do you react to the moment where he says may i and adjusts will's glasses while his hands are full packing up his lecture notes. is it by using language that implies this is a huge and unforgivable violation of will's bodily autonomy and calling it fucked up and weird and creepy and just generally ranking it high above getting stabbed by hannibal lecter on the list of worst things that ever happened to will graham? meta over. conversation closed. im exiting the tab.
its an interesting moment of blocking with lots of characterization in it and establishes in an interesting way that will's glasses are intended to limit what he can see to a narrower range and block out eye contact instead of correcting his vision in the traditional sense. and will's stiff uncomfortable reaction does establish that he's pretty avoidant of friendly gestures with his coworkers and other people in general. and like a lot of the things jack says and does in this scene you get a feeling that when jack asks, will is not going to say no but he will be reluctant and uncomfortable. but it's not a full on physical assault and reacting to it with exaggerated disdain and upset on will's behalf is a good benchmark of whether someone interpreting that scene is likely to have kind of an unfair attitude toward that character
as if jack crawford didn’t only ever want to save lives as if jack crawford isn’t the person who blames himself the most for everyone he gave up for the greater good as if jack crawford doesn’t have to live with his own choices and the reality that he would make them all over again if he had to because to him the sacrifice of a few is worth it for the preservation of many!!!
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