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How it tempted him, how it gleamed fresh and scarlet under the glow of the kitchen counter lights. That swimming pool of blood. And all Will could determine was that he needed it. To taste it, to lap away at the sustenance, the comfort it provided, the familiarity. How… empty he felt without it.
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Will Graham, under the delirious and unrelenting destructive throngs of Encephalitis, begins working on a case known as the Black Fly Slayings, where victims are found drained of their blood. Hannibal uses Will's instability and growing obsession to his own dark, perverse advantage.
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Hannibal remained unwavering, unblinking. “Tell me what you are experiencing right now.”
“Want. Maybe a temporary madness.” He husked out. His breath was warm and shaky, and Hannibal noticed the inches between them closing in. His eyes were half-moons under those heavy eyelids, blown out and preying on Hannibal’s lips like he was starved. Those hands clawed achingly on the doctor’s thigh.
“You don’t have to hide yourself from me, Will,” Hannibal simpered, “Tell me what you need.
“I… I need to kiss you.” He whispered.
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Will and Hannibal become darkly intimate in the Bentley.
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The doctor’s line of sight slithers down the canvas of Will’s lily neck once again, admires the way it stretches as he begins to talk.
“Have you longed for me, as I’ve longed for you, Dr Lecter?”
The corner of Hannibal’s mouth presses into a thoughtful curl. His ears feel warm. “You’ve been on my mind,” he grants.
Will’s lips are parted, his eyelids half-mast.
“You’ve been in mine.” Will says.
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Will arrives at Hannibal's office, wanting to resume his therapy. They talk.
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Will arrives at Hannibal’s front door with a dog and a gun. Hannibal is a cold-blooded animal and basks in the warmth of Will’s burning mind.
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Post-fall, Will is coming to terms with his new freedom, both in his love of Hannibal and of killing. His experience with the Red Dragon has awakened something in him, and he now recognises the beauty in what he has tried to deny for so long; he is unstoppable. Hannibal admires, with a mild caution, as he becomes increasingly worried that Will may do something that will get them killed, or worse, caught.
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= “the period of time immediately after a traumatic injury during which there is the highest likelihood that prompt medical and surgical treatment will prevent death.”
= “the period of daytime shortly after sunrise or before sunset, during which daylight is redder and softer than when the sun is higher in the sky.”
Will was conscious after they impacted the roiling Atlantic.
The next time he’s conscious of his actions, they’re in a stolen RV deep in a pine forest. He checks the dashboard’s clock.
It’s the 59th minute of Hannibal’s golden hour.
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- Part 1 of Wrath on the Lam
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“The problem, Mister Graham, is that you cannot prove anything. And I won’t let you. This is my mind, after all — I’m the one in charge.”
The year is 2030. The FBI has introduced new technology that allows detectives to literally enter the minds of their most stubborn suspects, gathering the facts that the suspects won’t tell them by traveling through their own memories.
FBI profiler Will Graham, not a huge fan of this development, has been recruited to investigate the Chesapeake Ripper case. There are two suspects: Frederick Chilton and Hannibal Lecter, neither of which he has ever met before. He is tasked with going inside the mind of Hannibal Lecter, rifling through his memories, and getting answers — little does he know, however, that Hannibal’s mind is much more vast (and much more beautiful) than he could ever expect.
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“Will, can you talk?”
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Will Graham’s encephalitis strikes only a few weeks after he meets Doctor Lecter and leaves him in need extreme medical care. Hannibal takes the sick empath into his home but his person suit threatens to pop.
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Will wakes up in a bed far more comfortable than usual, rested, with the scent of delicious coffee filling his nose. The problem is, none of this fits with the nightmare his life has become, especially after killing Randall Tier. Even more so when he gets up and comes face-to-face with the monster he loves—only here, he’s living with him, in a relationship, because, fucking Christ, he’s woken up in an alternate universe where they’re together and happy. Clearly, someone out there hates Will Graham.
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A fix-it for season two, where Will finds himself in a parallel reality where Hannibal is not a cannibalistic murderer and loves him. The worst part is that his own Hannibal somehow continues to communicate with him in dreams, urging him to return. He’ll have to make a choice: stay with the man he loves, who has never hurt him, or return to the world that has given him nothing but pain.