So basically I saw a scene where Jack was with a therapist (?) and he was admitting that he pushed Will too far. Now if he knew that Will was already in a vulnerable position with his abilities n all esp after he lost one of his trainees, why would he push Will so far? It just makes me mad bc omh it’s lowkey just not ok for him to solve cases at the expense of someone’s mental health like dude go hire more ppl. Seriously don’t get the whole mentality where they think it’s ok to sacrifice one person for a bunch of others. And the fact that he was mad about an internal investigation after Dr Bloom refused to withdraw her complaint??? sir these are the consequences of your actions, i think Will would have never had jail happen to him if Jack would have let him just continue teaching at the Academy.

I LOVE WILL I LOVE WILL I LOVE WILL I LOVE WILL

I WANNA HOLD HIM AND CUDDLE HIM AND MAKE ALL HIS NIGHTMARES GO AWAY!!! I WANNA BE HIS BEST FRIEND AND COMFORT HIM AND SOOTHE HIM AND GO ON WALKS AND PLAY WITH HIS DOGS AND MAKE HIM THE HAPPIEST PRECIOUS LITTLE GUY IN THE WHOLE WIDE WORLD

I wanted to get more info about Molly, read about all that we know about her and stuff, because I'm 'making' a Hannibal (tv show) AU, but her page is a stub with barely anything in it. I had visited her page before and I could swear it had significantly more information. In the main wiki page, her page appears on the "Just updated" section, so I assume it was changed, but why would it be changed into being emptier?

"Our cannibal loves women. He doesn't want to destroy them. He wants to consume them, keep a part of them inside” Will to Jack

I've seen all the other media adaptations and portrayals related to Hannibal Lecter but I was just wondering how relevant 'Clarice' is? Does Hannibal feature in it at all and is it any good? Any input would be much appreciated, I've been debating this for a while lol

I mean that was his auntie, she was married to his uncle.

To be honest it would take me a little bit long to calculate this.

If these two characters were able to meet it would take some events to happen and cause and effects.

And the place where it would take Lithuania, Hannibal's home and John Kramer would be visiting there.

But he is not going to come alone.

It has to be between, Amanda Young, Detective Mark Hoffman, Dr. Lawrence Gordon or Logan Nelson.

Depending on what time and what date it has to be cute numbers of characters.

They already have plans for it

There wasn't a ton of fanfare for 2007's Hannibal Lecter prequel Hannibal Rising - the consensus among most being that they didn't really care to know about Lecter's upbringing. After all, isn't a mysterious monster so much scarier? The movie was nevertheless based upon a 2006 novel written by Hannibal creator Thomas Harris - albeit a novel which was received with considerably less enthusiasm than any of the three prior Lecter books. The reason for this? Producer Dino De Laurentiis previously produced the very first Hannibal Lecter film, 1986's Manhunter, but after this flopped at the box office, he passed on producing The Silence of the Lambs and allowed Orion to make it for free. This turned out to be quite the shambolic business decision given the movie's phenomenal critical, commercial, and awards success. As a result, Laurentiis ensured he wouldn't make the same mistake again, coming back aboard to produce follow-ups Hannibal and Red Dragon, both of which proved solidly successful. But Laurentiis wasn't ready to stop there, and so approached Harris about writing a prequel book which could be adapted into a movie. When Harris refused, Laurentiis threatened to simply have the film written by somebody else, and so fearing that his creation would be taken out of his hands, agreed to write what would become Hannibal Rising. Ultimately it received by far the worst reviews of the series and was the first Hannibal Lecter movie to flop at the box office since Manhunter.

Hanninal ironically ended on a cliffhanger by having its two central characters - Hannibal Lecter (Mads Mikkelsen) and Will Graham (Hugh Dancy) - go tumbling over a cliff edge. NBC subsequently cancelled the show due to low ratings, leaving fans to speculate on their fates ever since. Now in fairness, the final episode's post-credits scene - in which Bedelia Du Maurier (Gillian Anderson) sits at a table beside her own cooked leg, with two additional places set for dinner - did at least hint that the duo survived, though certainly didn't confirm it. While Hannibal creator Bryan Fuller initially played coy about confirming Hannibal and Will's fates, in later years once it became clear that the show wouldn't be picked up for a fourth season, he finally relented. In a reply to a since-deleted 2019 tweet asking about the cliffhanger, Fuller confirmed that they indeed both survived, ensuring that if Hannibal is ever given an unlikely revival, we can expect to see both Mads Mikkelsen and Hugh Dancy back. Here's hoping.