Now that we are seeing where Jack is, we're seeing him at the end of a spectrum. We have very intentionally held off on Jack's point of view because it helped lull the audience into that seduction. Jack is getting very nervous because they have been in this entrapment scenario for a while. Meanwhile, Jack doesn't seem very pleased with the games Will is playing with Hannibal. He can't actually connect to them, but he hovers in this very powerful place where he is easy to roll whichever direction he needs to roll. He's almost magnetized to all of the surfaces around him. Will, in a very odd way, has found his groove. It's a moment where we need to be wondering about Will's psyche because he is entertaining the idea of cutting this man's throat and feeding him to pigs. There is an element of Will that still feels the rage and betrayal of what Hannibal has done to him and can see satisfaction in that outcome.

In that moment, what we're telling the audience is that it's still a viable option for Will. ДЄnd yet, in this episode, Will is still fantasizing about slicing Hannibal's throat and feeding him to Mason's pigs. They choose a victim, they stalk and toy with the victim, and then they finish the victim off. One of the exciting things for us in this episode was to actually see Hannibal Lecter and Will Graham as Leopold and Loeb. How did you want this episode to continue the dance Hannibal and Will have been doing in the second half of this season? Seemingly out of moves, Will suggests that Hannibal 'reveal' himself to Jack as the Chesapeake Ripper.But who is Will truly pursuing? Has he crossed over to Hannibal's dark side, or is this a last-ditch effort to help Jack trap Hannibal? chatted with executive producer Bryan FullerВ to find out. Adding to Will's frustration, Hannibal doesn't kill Mason, merely breaking his neck. Lecter drugs Mason and convinces him to slice off his own face and feed it to Will's dogs. After Will intervenes in Mason's attempt to kill Hannibal, Dr. Bedelia Du Maurier, for an interrogation that doesn't play out as Jack would've liked.) On the other hand, Will is increasingly frustrated by Hannibal's manipulative efforts to 'foster co-dependency,' and even fantasizes about slicing Hannibal's throat and feeding him to Mason Verger's pigs.However, it's Mason ( Michael Pitt) who ultimately becomes pet food. (That lack of confidence leads Jack to bring in Hannibal's former shrink, Gillian Anderson's Dr. On the one hand, Will's annoyed by Jack's dwindling confidence in Will's ability to catch Hannibal.

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