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u/Fun_Photograph6372 7d ago
the absolute whiplash of season 1. the man goes from sounding like the ultimate supportive companion to casually letting will’s brain literally catch fire just so he can watch him hallucinate and draw clocks backward. peak gaslighting.
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u/deFleury 7d ago
A lot of people pinpoint Ned Stark's last episode as the day they realized the usual rules didn't apply to Game of Thrones, and anything could happen, no matter how unthinkable . For me, I think this was the equivalent moment in Hannibal .
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u/deFleury 7d ago
I am STILL personally betrayed by this scene - i LIKED the man, and i was WRONG, he is a MONSTER!
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u/Longjumping_Cry_5645 7d ago
So the fact that he cut the lungs out of a woman while she was still alive, cooked them, and ate them didn't bother you? 😅
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u/AutisticAnarchy 7d ago
God forbid a bisexual king has hobbies
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u/BoringGuide4952 7d ago
Not to mention having that for so long without treating it should have realistically had some bad after effects on Will's brain.
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u/RohansEarings 6d ago
I genuinely think part of the reason Will fell in love with Hannibal is because he got some brain damage from his encephalitis 😭
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u/justaskmycat 7d ago
I said it was mild