[ SECRET POST #3159 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3159 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Knights Errant]


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[HeadOn]


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06. [SPOILERS for Tales of the Abyss]



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07. [WARNING for rape]



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08. [WARNING for sexual assault/harassment]



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09. [WARNING for child sexual abuse]


















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Comments

Re: Anyone seen the Hannibal finale? [spoilers obviously]

[elaminator]

I have no idea how I became a Hannibal blog, lol.

I say this every time I get into a new fandom. For a couple of months my followers probably hate the spam, lol.

But I mainly treat my Tumblr like a collection of images I want to have, instead of anything social, lol.

That's how I've always treated it too. Discussing anything on tumblr is too complicated. That and there are so many people on tumblr that singling out someone for a discussion is almost nerve-wracking for me. It's much easier to find people in an old school community.

I feel like Chilton's line is an excellent summary: "Will Graham is alive because Hannibal Lecter likes him that way."

Exactly! That's a great line. (It explains so much.) It makes sense that Hannibal doesn't actually want Will dead, but he still wants to hurt him in a major, significant way, and even though it's entirely possible that doing so might end up killing Will, he can't let him get away without payback.

because he knew there was no place left with humanity for him after that.

So Will recognized that there was no turning back beyond that point, but he still had enough goodness in him to want to stop himself (and Hannibal) before they could 'burn everything down'. It's perfect!

I mean, I feel like that's too shipper-goggles on one hand (going back to the 'but he would never ~hurt Will' thing that turned out to be so so false)

I don't even see it as shipper-goggles because I shipped them even when they were trying to kill each other, lmao, but I think it comes back to what you said about 'Been there, done that'. There's just no need for it anymore. Will should have some struggle, but if the struggle was going to be, "Hannibal and Will constantly trying to kill each other" I would want to throw my hands up and walk away because we do not need that kind of repetition. (And, again, I feel like their personal development should have moved beyond that.) Will should have moved past that now; let's not see the same Will, let's explore the different aspects of the man now that he's finally 'unlocked' them and admitted they exist.