carpe diem... or don't

If straight men start claiming Hannibal once it’s back on netflix I’m ending it

We gloss over how much Will loved the MAN. Like, genuinely - outside of the freaky murder, cannibalism, dark stuff. He loves conversing with him, listening to him, his intelligence, and insight. His character too, his quiet demeanor, the way he listened to him, never judged him and understood him. We only see a fraction of their conversations, I imagine they talked about philosophy, literature, art, and life. Ughh.

september was practice… in october I’m getting my shit together

october was practice... in november I'm getting my shit together

I hope that Neil’s father forever lived with the guilt knowing that he killed his son over a god dam play

Torn between "The movie ended after Neil's play" and living in denial or acknowledging the fact that his death was actually the most significant and important part of the movie