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Hannibal (2013-2015)

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Hannibal (2013-2015)

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Mads saying Hannigram is already married

+ Will walking down the aisle towards Hannibal like a bride at their wedding

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chibi Will wants to resume his therapy

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Hannibal (2013-2015) blooper reel

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Not trusting and saying yes.

That was always their fun.

Colored Pencils 2024

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Peter Bernadone

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He had just committed murder and the police were after him, but nooo, he had to take his boyfriend's coat and do a drama queen little scene in the rain. He's such a teenage girl

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In Aperitivo, there’s a scene where Will envisions helping Hannibal cut Jack’s throat, which has a lot of interpretations. Many see this as Will fantasising about committing murder alongside Hannibal, but I think it goes deeper than that. By the time Will hears Hannibal’s voice on the phone, he admits that a part of him has fully sided with Hannibal. So, this vision? It’s more about Will contemplating what might have happened if he had made a different choice, rather than just indulging in a fantasy.

Chilton’s conversation totally sets this up. When he hits Will with the whole “this is your best possible world, Will. You’re not getting a better one” line? Yeah, that’s some heavy truth right there. Will is a pessimist, and what he’s really doing in that moment is thinking: "What if I had sided with Hannibal?" Somewhere, in another universe, Will went full dark mode and betrayed Jack, and Jack ended up dead. But here’s the thing—Will isn’t fantasizing about the act of killing Jack. He’s thinking about the consequences — the inevitable betrayal, horror, and pain Jack would have felt.

Let’s talk about that dinner scene. Will is flashing back to the “sacrificial lamb” dinner, right before the big showdown. Remember when Hannibal was like, “We can spare Jack, feed the dogs, and leave Alana a note”? If Will had dipped with Hannibal that night, Jack would’ve been fine, technically. But the betrayal would’ve still hit the same, and Will’s soul? that betrayal would have left him irrevocably changed, soulless.

This is why Chilton’s words carry such weight. The reality where Hannibal attacked, but they all survived, is the best outcome for Will. Hannibal made the choice for him — by stabbing him and leaving him for dead, Hannibal prevented Will from becoming the monster he wanted him to be. Ironically, Hannibal saved Will by keeping him from crossing the point of no return.

We all know Will becoming Hannibal would’ve been the worst version of reality for him. So yeah, this reality? As messed up as it is, it’s actually the least bad. Will’s vision of Abigail in Primavera is all about his desire to run off with Hannibal, but Chilton is there to remind him that there’s no “better” world out there for him. It’s bleak AF, but Will’s choices all suck, and he knows it. The idea that doing the “wrong” thing might actually have been the “right” thing? That’s a thought too dark for him to even process.

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darkness

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I fell into the Hannibal rabbit hole over the past 2 months. Here's Hannibal in the babygirl pose. Is this fine for tumbler? Or is it a Twitter thing? Let me know.

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𝗛𝘂𝗴𝗵 𝗗𝗮𝗻𝗰𝘆, 𝙏𝙚𝙢𝙥𝙤 (2003)

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switzerland tourism is so real because if i had a million dollar budget i would also hire two of the most regal and majestic looking men to do cute silly little autumn things

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Mads Mikkelsen - Milan Fashion Week 2023