Abigail Hobbs (
versusnurture) wrote2014-01-09 04:47 pm
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Whoever's out there: I want to talk to you.
[And she does mean everyone. People she loved, people she hated, people who were meaningless to her, people whose names she never knew but who knew hers, the dead (by her hands or Garret's or Hannibal's - whoever is out there.]
[She's starved for information.]
[And she does mean everyone. People she loved, people she hated, people who were meaningless to her, people whose names she never knew but who knew hers, the dead (by her hands or Garret's or Hannibal's - whoever is out there.]
[She's starved for information.]
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The Baltimore State Hospital for the Criminally Insane.
Which means everything went as planned. It worked. A near death experience may have put him here, for the time being, but the world believes that Will Graham is mad. And he has the opportunity now to sketch patterns through that madness.]
Will.
[He is so painfully pleased to see his friend again.]
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but enough with the metaphors. it's not the first time he's seen him here, like this. it won't be the last. Will offers him his usual deadeye stare and expressionless lips, betraying nothing except in the twitch of muscles at the edge of his jaw when he clenches it. ]
Dr. Lecter.
[ his tone is dead, and this is routine. almost comfortable. it always follows with the same nightmare fuel, and even if it doesn't, his voice alone is enough to ruin all closure he's sought with Abigail. which in a way, makes this worse than the dreams of his own intestines spun like thread around Hannibal's fingertips. and allows him a single, mistaken moment of vulnerability: ]
I don't want to do this. Not tonight. [ go away. he regrets it the instant he's said it. but he knows he can't take it back. ]
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He hears it in the phrase, in the words themselves, with such noise and such clarity that it's like reading a book. His smile does not widen, but internally, he is grinning.
Will thinks he is dreaming all of this.]
I'm afraid procrastinating won't help either of us. Why do you want me to leave? [As if he doesn't know, but it's not the reason itself he's interested in, it's the way Will words things, the way he can twist those words into something useful.]