#tellwolves

"What you think is funny about your own life is your own concern," he explains. "I will not laugh at another's misfortune." Especially not someone whose favor he seeks.

<<I can do better than nice. I know you've never let me before. It won't hurt, or anything. I swear.>>

@tellwolves ft. june

FINN WEISS: IT'S NOT A WEAKNESS TO SEE THE GOOD IN PEOPLE. IT'S NOT A FLAW OR A BAD THING TO TRUST. the cynical part of them tries not to laugh out loud. seeing the good in people was something dallas could do easily, when she was a detective. even after witnessing so many bad things, she tried to keep their father's outlook on life - that the good outweighed the bad. she's learned her lesson, over the years. 'you can keep thinking that until someone proves you wrong,' dallas sniffed, changing the film in their camera to keep their hands busy. 'don't come crying to me when that happens, though,' @tellwolves.

JUNE ELBUS: I GOT SAD AND WEIRD. 'neither of those feelings are uncommon, june,' hannibal couldn't count the amount of patients he's had who have dealt with loss. there were countless reasons for a person to seek help from a psychiatrist, but processing the death of a loved one made the top of the list. he's sitting across from the girl, body language and expression open and neutral - everything a therpist should be. doctor lecter lays a light gaze on june. 'grief has no guidelines. it is not unusual for us to feel sad, angry - even strange, with no real definition as to what we are truly feeling. you were close with your uncle, and the loss of him has effected you in a great way. you do not have to feel ashamed of anything you're experiencing,' @tellwolves.

Elijah looks down at the floor, decidedly not meeting Finn's gaze, and informs him, "You don't have to do... this, you know." He wants to say, I can manage, but he can't, can he? He doesn't want to lie. Not to Finn.

"hard to." he's not arguing. he agrees with finn. it's just a lot to ask of the vampii, in a new environment.

"you know, i have a theory," she muses, swirling a glass of wine in one hand and nursing a cigarette in the other. "i don't think people get into the entertainment industry unless they have a desperate need for validation in some way. like we're addicted to the sound of applause. what do you think?"