I'm tired of people seeing Will Graham as a "morally conflicted" man who was only manipulated and tortured.
Are you telling me you have watched three seasons, to reach this conclusion that the show was not about the pain of self discovery and being seen and loved for what you truly are? And you are telling me that you are incapable of clocking a gothic tale? And you are telling me you did not realize that there are no sides, no black and white in this story, but shades of gray? And you are telling me you did hear the "is Hannibal in love with me?" And yet you still believe in "I do not like the idea of murder husbands as in Will Graham runs away with Hannibal in the end"?
It amuses me, how many of us have watched the show, and yet we are in a harder denial than Will Graham ever was, because we are afraid to admit that for being truly loved, we must be truly seen, and being truly seen doesn't mean sunshine and rainbows. It means "I see that dark, endless pit in your heart and I love you for it, because it speaks to mine."
This isn't your normal crime series. Go watch something else perhaps.









