Hello Again I Was The One Who Asked U The S3 Question And Now I Have Finished Watching The Finale And

Hello again I was the one who asked u the s3 question and now I have finished watching the finale and tbh I have so many emotions going on right now but the main thing I want to know is - was Will aware that shit will go that way or did he plan Hannibal escape or he was just going with the flow?? What was the endgame he wanted to have ? I am confused because his plan doesn't seem like a solid plan. He also warned Bedelia before all that . So like what was happening in the finale 😅😅😅

I think we can't try to rationalize actions that were bordering on insane. Bedelia clocked that when she said "what you are becoming is pathological". She is arguably the most intelligent and perceptive character in the show, so we know she's absolutely right about this. "You found religion", she says. Will is not close to normal or sane in this last part of the series, and this show has that element of "long term foreshadowing", so things that happened in season one, only made sense in season two and so on, and unfortunately they were almost certain they'd be getting a 4th season, so I'm pretty sure most questions would be answered there :/.

But, I think it's safe to say they were prepping us for a completely insane Will Graham, since Fuller said in season four it would be "Will Graham's broken mind".

I believe his actions were already mirroring this brokenness, so it's hard to try and make sense of them, he was acting carelessly.

But we do have interesting insights from the script that could help us answer your question:

Here we see that Will is shattered and incomplete. This is when Francis gets him in the hotel room.

Here we understand that Will is mirroring a scene where Francis burned down his shrine. Both he and Hannibal are lighting up votive candles. This isn't random, no writer would waste time putting such specific detail and then making sure this was on the scene, for no reason or aesthetic reasons (aesthetics would not be on the script unless it had symbolic meaning, notice how they never write the coloring of the show, the way they light up Mads' face to look like a skull, etc, those are aesthetic choices and do not need to be specified on script in such detailed manner).

VOTIVE in all caps is very meaningful, too. For those who don't know, this is what votive candles mean:

Both of them are lighting votives. At the altar.

Then, we have this line that Will says to Reba, about Francis:

This is basically foreshadowing of the cliff scene/dragon fight. This is exactly what both Will and Hannibal feel about one another.

And just before he executes the plan, we have this great exchange with Bedelia:

He had no clue what he truly wanted. All he wanted was to free Hannibal. The rest was just happening. To him, Hannibal could've simply escaped after Francis shot the police. He asked Will to come. Will had no idea of the existence of the cliff house or anything like that, so he couldn't have predicted exactly what happened.

It's the exact same picture of an addict. If you spend a long time in abstinence, then you use, it hits harder than before and the recovery becomes even more difficult. He spent three years without Hannibal, "was it good to see me?", "Good? No." It was not good, it fucked him up. He was losing his mind and we see that in scenes where he's beginning to hallucinate again and is gradually being more affected by the Dragon's "energy"/idea.

He also threatened Bedelia, "I'd pack my bags if I were you". He had the intention of releasing Hannibal and all hell breaks loose after that. He had no specific plan other than setting H free and watching everything burn down.

It is hilarious when people talk about the ambulance scene from nbc hannibal as like the pinpoint of when Will started realizing hannibal is the chesapeake ripper, but in reality my guy saw hannibal in someone’s guts and realized he wanted it to be his guts

personally it's more thematically interesting to me if will's father was a caring father—or at least as attentive as he could be being a single father raising a son on his own and trying to put food on the table—ESPECIALLY regarding will's whole (deluded) projection onto garret jacob hobbs and his fundamental misunderstanding of abigail.

garret jacob hobbs despite his obsessiveness with abigail tried to redirect the urge outwards, and a good father in an extremely twisted way. it would be more interesting if will failed to rise to the occasion of being someone abigail could trust because he ultimately REFUSED to understand and see her—and see himself clearly as well, by extension.

he tries to connect with abigail after she's healed physically from the attack to walk, victim to victim. he wanted to believe abigail is innocent, because he wanted at first an uncomplicated story—he needed to feel justified in putting ten bullets into her father, and that would only work if he was a irredeemable monster and she was an uncontested victim. he wanted justification for the power he felt in that moment. (he wouldn't get it.)

and when he deduces abigail was the lure and killed nicholas boyle [who hannibal helped her bury], the revelation scares him, and he hoped it wasn't true even when he knew he was right. because he cannot fathom himself relating to abigail when she has blood on her hands, he cannot fathom still wanting to protect her. the lines get exceedingly blurred as the first season moves on because of will's more frequent hallucinations and abigail's mounting distrust of him. in a way abigail is how will sees himself, a victim -> someone despite their "good intentions" are capable of violence -> something Other and utterly uncategorizable. saving abigail was in a way self-preservation, and her ear that he vomited up in 1x13 savoureux is hinted autocannibalism, in refusing to contend with who you are, you are destroying yourself from the inside

I want a final girl that’s 0% angelic or pristine

Like just a loud, messy, abrasive, chain smoking foul mouthed stress monster. She works the night shift. She’s a triple taurus, she’s a nervous wreck. Her apartment is the size of a shoebox but she drives an immaculately kept bmw. She has an ugly haircut. She can play the drums. She has a stack of unpaid parking tickets and unopened mail on her kitchen counter. She gets into screaming matches with her landlord. She doesn’t speak to her parents. She has a tie dye tapestry in her room that she doesn’t even like, she’s a loyal spectator of the real housewives of new jersey. She has an antique figurine collection and shops at rue 21. Her lore is 10x deeper, darker, and more intriguing than that of the antagonist

And the killer is just like 😍🥰🥺🥵 completely taken aback. Completely beside himself

That’s what i want

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Everyone's talking about how funny it was to see Hannibal pining so much after Will didn't show up for his therapy, but may I also draw your attention to the fact that literally the second Hannibal saw Will wasn't there, Requiem started playing? This is the most melodramatic thing I've ever seen. Will didn't show one (1) time and Hannibal was already channelling a widow in mourning. This show is pure comedy gold.