it’s ate o’clock somewhere

[its-ate-oclock-somewhere]

you delight in wickedness and then berate yourself for the delight

[its-ate-oclock-somewhere]

cannibal family values

[its-ate-oclock-somewhere]

think of me, Will

[its-ate-oclock-somewhere]

Well, you did run off to Europe together

[its-ate-oclock-somewhere]

Put your hand on my neck, I shall lead you.

[its-ate-oclock-somewhere]

homesick we are, and always, for another and different world

[its-ate-oclock-somewhere]

you're missing pieces of yourself, Will be careful what you replace them with

[its-ate-oclock-somewhere]

before you & after you

[snoweylily]

[its-ate-oclock-somewhere]

i don't mind

[snoweylily]

you know, at bedtime or whatever.

[snoweylily]

[its-ate-oclock-somewhere]

fate and circumstance have returned us to this moment...

[its-ate-oclock-somewhere]

obsessed with how Hannibal kept leaning closer and closer until he eventually just moved their chairs to be right in front of each other

[snoweylily]

[its-ate-oclock-somewhere]

romeo & juliet, act ii, scene vi

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absolutely wild that Bryan Fuller did this on national television