I Think Watching That One Scene In Polar Was The First Time I Ever Felt Like I'd Glimpsed At Something

one time when i was 17 i watched an episode of doctor who (tennant years) that made me so inconsolable that i went upstairs to my mom and i sobbed like, "please don't make fun of me, i'm so upset about a fake person from a tv show right now i can't stop crying." she let me sit in her lap and tell her all about the episode and i stopped crying and said i felt so stupid and she started laughing and she said, "i once cried this hard in college over a star trek episode. want to hear about it?" i said yes and then while she told me about the episode she got upset all over again 30 years later and she started crying and then i started laughing about it so hard i started crying again

Another work by Alessia Pelonzi. Wonderful.

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Other than the horrific murders and the gaslighting and the manipulation and the pretentious dialogue and the self entitlement and the god complex, can you even think of anything Hannibal Lecter did wrong?

What pokemon would the Hannibal characters have?

franklyn saying that he could have saved michael jackson if he had been friends with him is so fucking funny. like kudos to hannibal for waiting a few more days with killing him i would have done it then and there

Cackled at the thought of Hannibal being a famous cook on youtube who invites people on his channel for mukbangs "HUMAN MEAT MUKBANG"

I am not a fan of mukbang videos but I would gladly watch Will Graham eating. I think he is very satisfying to watch.

Watching Hannibal and picking up on the foreshadowing that Will was meant to die at the end

sacrificing himself for Hannibal

“he became Achilles on the field of war, he died for him there, wearing his armour”

not that Will was wearing Hannibal’s armour in TWOTL but be finally accepted himself and shed his own ‘shield’

writing fanfiction until my tension headache spirals into a migraine