[ SECRET POST #2542 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2542 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

It kinda skeeves me because a lot of it is not victim blaming, per se, but still in line with that "how could you let him/her do that to you?!" that people do to real life survivors of awful people.

Plus, like, Will is fucking brilliant, obviously, but he's also mentally ill, was introduced to Hannibal by someone he trusted, and seriously, it is so much easier to view things abstractly than it is when it involves people you know/trust. When it's X random killer who must be identified, that's one thing, but when the bad guy is someone you already know and previously conceptualized as a different type of person, it's difficult to make that paradigm shift, especially if you're also in the process of questioning your own mental health.