[ SECRET POST #2643 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2643 ⌋

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

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Comments

Re: Horror genre rant with major Hannibal spoilers

[(Anonymous)]

I could see if this was the only unusual death display on the show but this is one of many. From skinless "angels", to turning people into musical instruments, turning them into "paintings" to Columbian "neckties". Not to mention all the displays of victims dressed up as meals on Hannibal's plates.

It would be odd for Hannibal not to display her body in any way. To simply dump her body in a field or make her disappear completely. (For Abigail to vanish is part of the plot and it makes sense. For Katz to vanish. It would be OOC.)

Re: Horror genre rant with major Hannibal spoilers

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

1. The last agent who discovered him was Miriam. She disappeared completely, so there is precedence.

2. It wasn't even Beverly being displayed that I had the issue with. If she had been impaled on antlers, or hung from the ceiling, or whatever, I would have had less of an issue with it than with the use of a freezer. As I said, it is just too close to the fridging trope (which, arguably, Beverly was) for me to feel comfortable with it.