[ SECRET POST #2380 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2380 ⌋

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Comments

[kallanda_lee]

For he record, I do not mean "Silence of the Lambs", I mean "Hannibal". And to me it always felt like his original encounter with Mason Verger was supposed to be sexual/romantic with a D/s dynamic, which is basically how they ended up in a situation where Verger semi-willingly mutilated himself for Hannibal.

I'm still not sure if Hannibal's sexuality can be defined quite in the same way as for, you know, sane people - I think there's a manipulation aspect to all his relationships, and I'm not even sure he's into regular sex, however he seems to enjoy manipulating/playing with men pretty similarly as to doing so with women.

ayrt from above

[(Anonymous)]

I saw the Verger thing as purely manipulation on Hannibal's part. Granted Hannibal could have used his own sexuality as a part of the manipulation, but I wasn't going to assume that.

He does sleep with Clarice later on after manipulating her into a relationship with him. So he does have sex and apparently enjoys it the same way he enjoys and appreciates all the other fine arts as it is suggested in Hannibal, even if there is always a degree of manipulation involved. Whether or not he would do the same with a man is still an unknown, though I wouldn't be surprised if he would.