#hannibal the wrath of the lamb

[pesky--dust]

You have no idea how big supporter of the theory that the fall from the cliff never happened I am.

Like— The first scene of the series didn't even happen because Will was so immersed in the story he was telling during the lecture. It was only his imagination; at the crime scene Will quickly receives confirmation of all his conclusions, such as the fact that the marriage was tapped and I truly doubt electricians would have been called immediately to the crime scene along with the police, ambulance and FBI. And then he is suddenly “magically” back in the classroom from the house of the victims, when he says, “Everyone has thought about killing someone one way or another. Be it your own hands or the hand of God”.

And since the first scene of the series didn't take place at all, why wouldn't it be the same with the ending? During the battle with Francis Dolarhyde, Will sees him with the wings of a red dragon, something that is unreal. He is also only imagining that.

And the fall is also from Will's perspective, so did it really happen? Or is this only a metaphor for his fall as a human being? He genuinely felt that the brutal pack hunting he shared with Hannibal was beautiful, so he finally accepts his dark nature — he falls as a good and moral man, descending into the depths of crime (ocean).

I love it so much. I'm sorry.

[elizabear]

listen there was no season 2 slut “era,” will graham came in like a whore at the start and went out like a whore in the finale. in geochronology that’s an eon not an era

nbc hannibal 1x01 “apéritif” to 3x13 “the wrath of the lamb”

[mmards]

FINISHED REWATCHING HANNIBAL AND I CAN'T BELIEVE I FUCKING MISSED THIS?!? THEY DID SURVIVE SHUSGSHAFSHHA I CAN'T BREATHE

[twitchylittlelamb]

"what a cunning boy you are" Hannibal you fucking slut

[hughdancybabyface]

Will Graham and Hannibal Lecter —covered in blood

[beestics]

"Lune de sang"

I'm kinda late for the TWOTL anniversary but here's something for it anyways

(Process on my ig :] )

[lectorswill]

"When morning comes I will build a cathedral around our bodies."

~Hannibal to will

[grahamdolce]

Hannibal 3.13 The Wrath of The Lamb (Kiss alts)

[crow-enthusiast]

[demonhuntingcaterpillar]

Can I touch lightly on this topic? Have you ever loved someone that is emotionally manipulative? Someone who can mentally play you like an instrument? Have you ever had someone step into your life and slowly remove others from it? This person could have truly loved you, but loved you in a way that was so silently violent it changed you. Then, by the time you realized it and tried to pull away, you found pieces of them stitched into every part of you.

Now imagine after painstakingly cutting them out, stitch by stitch, they are thrust back into your life. Even worse, you realize you love them. No matter how much grief this relationship has caused you, you crave their love. Their fucked up love. You push away healthy love for this weird battle of wills.

I would throw us both off the cliff too. It makes perfect sense.

[pesky--dust]

Thinking very casual thoughts about the parallel between Shiizakana (s02e09) and The Wrath of the Lamb (s03e13).

Shiizakana:

In Will's dream, Hannibal is tied to a tree with a rope, which is pulled by Ravenstag, strangling him. Will demands that Hannibal admit what he is, but Hannibal suggests that if that's what Will wants, he should appeal to his better nature. Will says that he wasn't aware Hannibal had one. It is Will who controls the situation here, whistling to order Ravenstag to pull the rope around Hannibal harder.

After Hannibal's famous words (No one can be fully aware of another human being unless we love them. By that love we see potential in our beloved. Through that love we allow our beloved to see their potential. Expressing that love, our beloved's potential comes true.) Will sees a Wendigo bonded to the tree instead of Hannibal.

With the help of Ravenstag, who symbolizes his connection to Hannibal, Will kills not Hannibal but the Wendigo. He realizes that if he wants to take revenge on Hannibal, he must do it through love (Will has heard enough.).

The Wrath of the Lamb:

Hannibal is indeed bonded, and Will achieved this through Hannibal's love for him. Rejected, Hannibal preferred to be truly tied down and wait for who knows how long for Will rather than remain free but alone.

Will's subconscious resulted in him persuading Hannibal to admit who he really was, just as he had dreamed about it.

[orangemoustache]

hope everyone who celebrates had a nice ‘it’s been eight years since wrath of the lamb aired and i’m STILL shaken’ day yesterday

[tethered-heartstrings]

"For some people there is no comfort without pain. Thus; we define salvation through suffering."

The Death of Cato, Johann Carl Loth // Hannibal NBC "The Wrath of the Lamb" // The Death of Cato, Giovanni Battista Langetti // Hannibal NBC "Mizumono" // The Suicide of Cato, Johann Michael Rottmayr // Hannibal NBC "Mizumono" // The Death of Cato, Johann Carl Loth // Hannibal NBC "The Wrath of the Lamb" // The death of Cato of Utica, Roman school, 17h Century

[mistikfir]

3X13 "The Wrath of the Lamb" (Deleted Scenes)

"Your memory palace is building. It’s full of new things. It shares some rooms with my own. I’ve discovered you there."

[hughdancybabyface]

Hannibal "Kiss alts" "There were several takes and there was never any actual lip locking. But there was a lingering [in one take] where Mads's lips parted, hovering over Will's mouth in a way that went on... For a while." —Bryan Fuller

[craqueluring]

Claudia Durastanti, Strangers I Know / NBC’s Hannibal (2013-2015)

"Every crime of yours feels like one I am guilty of. Not just Abigail's murder, every murder stretching backward and forward in time. Freeing yourself from me and me freeing myself from you, they are the same. We're conjoined."