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Will’s hookups (as few and far in between as they are) always end the same; deliberate distance between bodies and a cold, empty bed come morning. No one ever stays the night.
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30 Jul 2026
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Hannibal Lecter's patient, Franklyn Froideveaux, has been making unwanted advances towards Hannibal. Hannibal enlists the help of Will Graham to get Franklyn to back off. And because he may be kind of in love with Will.
- Takes place during Season 1, mostly Episodes Sorbet&Fromage
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- Part 1 of our hearts need work
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13 Jul 2026
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“You can see on this x-ray where the hippocampus is inflamed, right here near the center of your brain. It's fascinating, really.”
Will is silent for a few moments, before replying with, “I'm – I'm sorry, Doctor Sutcliffe. Could you please repeat that again?”
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Will Graham has a rare form of Encephalitis. He copes just about as well as you think - by falling in love with his psychiatrist.
Based off the film 50/50, for Reel Hannibal @ Tumblr.
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12 Jul 2026
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Seven years after leaving Baltimore behind, Will Graham returns with his young son and a lifetime's worth of grief. The death of his wife leaves him with nowhere else to go but the old house he swore he'd never step foot in again.
Hannibal Lecter learns of his return before the dust has even settled.
He tells himself he only wants to know that Will survived.
He lies.Bookmarked by LaSuerte
12 Jul 2026
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Hannibal loves dangling the truth so close to others. Watching them reach for it in all the wrong directions as if they were blind and deaf and dumb to the reality of the world. Dropping hints with words and actions and smiling, shark like, as even that makes it no clearer to them. His ego is monstrous, and Will often considers himself lucky to be just as monstrous or he may have been consumed by it.
“Petty games suit you more than you’d like to admit.”
“I admit that I delight in them in ways I never have before. Perhaps I've found something worth being petty over.”
Will rolls his eyes but squeezes Hannibal's ankle softly. He already knows that he won't object, that he will be content to be sat and fed and fussed over in subtle enough ways to be dismissed while Hannibal directs his game expertly. That the residuals of guilt he feels will be examined closely but not felt viscerally. The heat of Hannibal's skin under his sock, real but out of reach of tactile sensation.
“Alright, sugar. When?”
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09 Jul 2026