majestic though in ruin

majestic though in ruin

What the Unborn Hear - fatalism_and_villainy - Hannibal (TV) [Archive of Our Own]

Chapters: 1/1
Fandom: Hannibal (TV)
Rating: Mature
Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings
Relationships: Will Graham/Hannibal Lecter, Jack Crawford & Will Graham
Characters: Will Graham, Hannibal Lecter, Jack Crawford
Additional Tags: Canon Compliant, Post-Episode: s02e07 Yakimono, Season/Series 02, Trauma, Insomnia, Psychological Horror, Roleplay, Hypnosis, canon-typical eroticized therapy, Dom/sub, Objectification, Under-negotiated Kink, Dubious Consent, No Aftercare, Hannibal being a very very bad dom, Miriam Lass - Freeform
Summary:

Two birds, released from their cages by sleight of hand. Magnanimously so, in Will’s case; pure calculation, in Miriam’s. She had been discarded. Hannibal had wound her up without bothering to watch her go. Miriam had been conditioned to pull a trigger, and beyond that, Hannibal held no curiosity whatsoever.

Two cages. One with grimy walls, a hard bed, and the oppressive, ever-present awareness of his own transformation. One with comfort, fragrant flowers, soothing music, and the sweet lull of oblivion. And that voice – Hannibal’s voice - winding through both cages, at turns haunting and irresistible.

Will can’t seem to let go of what happened to Miriam Lass. Hannibal offers to help with the reconstruction.

The fruit of these labours is finished!

comicbookvillain:
““And our world will do the Time Warp again.”
THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW
1975 | dir. Jim Sharman
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comicbookvillain:
““And our world will do the Time Warp again.”
THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW
1975 | dir. Jim Sharman
”
comicbookvillain:
““And our world will do the Time Warp again.”
THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW
1975 | dir. Jim Sharman
”
comicbookvillain:
““And our world will do the Time Warp again.”
THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW
1975 | dir. Jim Sharman
”
comicbookvillain:
““And our world will do the Time Warp again.”
THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW
1975 | dir. Jim Sharman
”
comicbookvillain:
““And our world will do the Time Warp again.”
THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW
1975 | dir. Jim Sharman
”

comicbookvillain:

“And our world will do the Time Warp again.”
THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW
1975 | dir. Jim Sharman

shhh don’t cry. Hannibal cradling a distressed Will in his arms and nuzzling at his head in a tender-but-menacing fashion. ok?

The new 1989 recording… sucks

fatalism-and-villainy:

Hannibal has awakened me to the eroticism of medical gloves in a big way. Something about how the cold and impersonal vibes they give everything, and the way the dom is insulated from the visceral messiness of what’s happening while the sub isn’t… mmmm

I think Hannibal should stick his gloved fingers in Will’s mouth and force him to suck on them. Maybe even smear the saliva across his face while he’s at it

Hannibal has awakened me to the eroticism of medical gloves in a big way. Something about how the cold and impersonal vibes they give everything, and the way the dom is insulated from the visceral messiness of what’s happening while the sub isn’t… mmmm

So much of Hannibal’s Deal in the TV show is taking a profound and perverse delight in deceiving others about his true nature and knowing they will never truly discern or understand how he thinks, and marinating in the loneliness that that prolonged masquerade provokes. And what’s queerer than that combination of affects

I have such a weird relationship with Posting right now. Specifically, with posting effortful, long(er) form writing like fic and meta. It’s stuff I really have fun writing, and I find it fulfilling to have projects to work on. But I just… don’t look forward to actually posting them publicly on the internet, and sometimes it actively feels bad to do so.

This isn’t a case of “if you’re not enjoying creating stuff, take a break,” because I really am enjoying it! I love thinking about the show, I’m still having a ton of new ideas of what to write on, and I’m always pretty happy and engaged while I’m writing. It’s just that finishing things and posting them makes me feel… idk, sadness? dread? resignation? It’s like the joy I felt while making something isn’t going out into the world, it’s just kind of dissolving into nothingness. I’m not entirely sure what to do about this.

Those memes about grocery shopping when you’re hungry vs not hungry except it’s writing fanfic when you’re horny vs not horny, in which the former sees you adding in all sorts of unhinged and insane shit

medievaljournalist:

unfortunately the awful little freak everyone hates has saved the world so now we all have to try to be nice

(via ciaran)

Jesus Christ Superstar is a story about activist burnout