treacle-a:

fannibalgrowingcircle:

he-s-dead-jim:

fannibalgrowingcircle:

anijsmelk:

he-s-dead-jim:

eradne:

this interview is still haunting my daily life and it’s been 3 fucking years

I thought I was an idiot because the first time I interpreted that way too, that Bedelia cut off her leg herself. And now I read that that was the interpretation of people in general.

After rewatching that scene many times I noticed other things that changed my mind and I felt stupid for thinking that Bedelia could have done that to herself.

XD 

I’m ok with the two interpretations, btw, the important thing is that it’s not just one of them that survived.

But wasn’t the table set for three in this scene? Or did I imagine that?

@anijsmelk hmmm interesting, can’t remember myself… Circle? Anyone notice that? Thoughts?

@hyperfashionist @iesika @littlethingwithfeathers @heartturnedtoporcelain @punchedbymarkesmith

@anijsmelk

Yes. For me that was what changed my mind about the ending. Hannibal and Will did that, I don’t know when, probably way after the fall, maybe years. But that’s my idea.

Ooooh I like the idea of it being years later….

I always figured it was at least a year later. She’s in her own home too, which meant she felt safe there, believed they were dead. She’s also looks slightly drugged, so assumedly she’s just come round from the anaesthetic to find herself nicely gift-wrapped and awaiting her companions.

My big takeaway from that scene though was, where are Will and Hannibal?

Dinner is served, the table is set. Is Will just helping Hannibal bring in the side dishes or are they, as several people have suggested, just taking a moment or two in the kitchen, drinking a glass of wine? Will pressed against the counter top, between Hanni’s thighs, smirking and still wearing an oven mit?

Such delightful mental pictures 🙂