[ SECRET POST #2407 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2407 ⌋

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As a psychology major...

[elephantinegrace]

I've learned that the part of the brain that allows the person to consider consequences beyond the immediate (the frontal lobe) isn't fully developed until a person's 25. I'm pretty sure as a psychiatrist, and a damned good one, Hannibal knows that. And the show has proven that he has some sort of code of ethics; from the little I have seen (and gifs on Tumblr), I'm pretty sure there's a guy who's constantly making passes at Hannibal, but isn't ever outright rude, so he isn't eaten. Factor in that his sister was killed, I find it very OOC that Hannibal would kill a teenage girl.

Re: As a psychology major...

[(Anonymous)]

He pities Franklin, but yeah, he doesn't think he's rude. One might argue he genuinely liked him considering. I can only rationalize him killing Abigail in that, to his mind, she is no longer a child, since she has killed out of what he considers to be want or malice vs. self-defense. He tries to push Will over that bridge but Abigail went on her own so that makes her 'adult' to him? IDK, just my headcanon.