#hannibal lecter

[wrrathofthestag]

now i just need the s2 dvds

[beingwhatwecan]

In a way Will would rather not know (or be known) and Hannibal would rather know (and be known) is like a trauma response. Will has never been able to control what he knows and knowledge invades his space. Hannibal... probably did not know who he ate that first time. (Though the show was never explicit in Mischa so it really depends on your headcannon.) So of course Will does not escape knowing in the end (whichever end, probably all of them), and Hannibal gets lied to again in S2.

[atlas-undefined]

Just read some life changing mpreg omegaverse so here you go

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

[the-phoenix-scribe]

Oh my sweet lord in heaven.

[Source] 📷 - nofortsaperitif

[userlecter]

THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS (1991)

Starling raised her head to face him. " You see a lot, Dr. Lecter. I won't deny anything you've said. But here's the question you're answering for me right now, whether you mean to or not: Are you strong enough to point that high-powered perception at yourself? It's hard to face. I've found that out in the last few minutes. How about it? Look at yourself and write down the truth. What more fit or complex subject could you find? Or maybe you're afraid of yourself."

The Silence of the Lambs (1988) by Thomas Harris

[muffinmoonn]

its ok will u can laugh its funny

[stoic-hannibal-lecter]