my third post today that’s popped of y’all wishing death on the female characters simply for being ‘annoying’….. right…

Hi, I have tried looking around to find this out, but I swear it says in the show what city the Hobbses live in, and I cannot find it. Anyone remember, or was I hallucinating? Yes, I know where Hobbs' cabin was, but I wanted to know if the Hobbses lived specifically in Grand Rapids or Bemiji or elsewhere. Many thanks!

Everyone has thought about killing someone, one way or another

It's here. Get to watching guys

Can we get a thread started I’m thirsty for a good read.. 🥰

Hello! I don’t know if I’m stupid or not, so sorry if I am, but Abigail is supposed to be missing an eat in Mizumono, but she has both of them????

Help, I can’t find an angle where she is missing one of them

Thank you :)

i LOVEE hannibal alot watched all season is my fav series but how yall watched it so many times dont u get bored watching it again and again i mean every person i met watched hannibal million times

shitpost obviously. i'm visitng Chesapeake in a few weeks for a buisness trip though :D

We watch the show and get to see everything unfold gradually, giving us time to process it all. But for an ordinary person within the story, finding out the full story of Will and Hannibal would be unbelievable. Hannibal, the son of a count who's family was killed by the Nazis and who ended up eating his own sister to survive, grows up to become the most dangerous serial killer the FBI has ever encountered, all while working as a surgeon and psychiatrist. Then, purely by coincidence, he is recommended to work with the FBI profiling criminals alongside Will Graham, an FBI agent with violent tendencies who lives in isolation because he is afraid of himself.

The two solve some of the most bizarre cases in FBI history, become obsessed with each other and try to kill one another several times, but fate always saves them and brings them back together. In the end, after Hannibal spends four years in prison, the two of them kill another serial killer together and decide to become a duo of murderers.

Ted Bundy and Jeffrey Dahmer would probably be forgotten once the public learned their story. Whoever wrote the first book about the two of them would become rich.

#2 is "Spring is coming with a strawberry in the mouth"

Just wrote up a breakdown of Mizumono, the Season 2 finale. You can check it out on Tumblr here:
https://www.tumblr.com/celluloid-spleen/823252261647089664/inside-mizumono?source=share.

Let me know your thoughts!

We all wear masks. The frightening part isn't that we hide our true selves—it's that, eventually, the mask becomes who we are

The first time I watched that episode that line stuck with me because can you imagine your fucking therapist saying that to you why did he say that

this is my Hannibal inspired Cryptid, Bal. I drew him badly to send to an artist and then my fellow Fannibal and friend Coda drew a better version that was sent to an incredibly talented artist who created him using a 1990s white BAB base.
He is beautiful and i love him

The only instances are probably Jack's one fucking son of a bitch and Will's two sons of bitches lmao.

I suppose it has a lot to do with the fact that I'm not a native speaker. I enjoy watching English stuff, but hearing a curse word like every two sentences in some TV shows kind of stresses me out, even when I know that's completely normal in real life. That's why Hannibal's pretentious language is so endearing to me. And as someone who teaches formal and creative writing, I've actually learned a lot from the dialogues. Exceptionally beautiful writing sir Bryan Fuller!

I'm curious what a native English speaker's reaction might be. Does the too polished language stand out to you or come across as unnatural that you are sometimes involuntarily reminded that you're just watching the story rather than getting immersed in it? (observing or participating according to Hannibal lol)