1. Previously on Hannibal.Copy !req
2. - I'm a good fisherman, Jack.
- You hook him,Copy !req
3. I'll land him.Copy !req
4. - Never seen pigs like these.
- They're a special breed.Copy !req
5. Riding agrees with you.
You've got a bloom.Copy !req
6. - I don't get a legacy.
- Unless you make one.Copy !req
7. - She's pathological.
I'm sure she's told youCopy !req
8. horrible things that I've done.
They're going to findCopy !req
9. something wrong
with your lady parts, margot.Copy !req
10. You must be the baby daddy.Copy !req
11. - Dr. Lecter's the one you want
to be feeding to your pigs.Copy !req
12. Can you explain my actions?Copy !req
13. Can you posit my intentions?Copy !req
14. What would be
your theory of my mind?Copy !req
15. - I have an understanding
of your state of mind.Copy !req
16. You understand mine.Copy !req
17. We're just alike.Copy !req
18. This gives you
the capacity to deceive me...Copy !req
19. And be deceived by me.Copy !req
20. - I'm not deceiving you,
Dr. Lecter.Copy !req
21. I'm just pointing out the snareCopy !req
22. around your neck.Copy !req
23. What you do about it
is entirely up to you.Copy !req
24. - You put the snare
around my neck.Copy !req
25. Why did you tell Mason verger
I want to kill him?Copy !req
26. - I was curious
what would happen.Copy !req
27. It's true, isn't it?Copy !req
28. You do want to kill him.Copy !req
29. Or you want me
to kill him.Copy !req
30. Either way,
you'd like him dead.Copy !req
31. I'm just...Copy !req
32. Giving you a little nudge.Copy !req
33. - Mason is discourteous.Copy !req
34. And discourtesy
is unspeakably ugly to me.Copy !req
35. - Are you thinking
about eating him?Copy !req
36. - Whenever feasible, one should
always try to eat the rude.Copy !req
37. - Free-range rude.Copy !req
38. - Would you join me
at the table?Copy !req
39. - Mason verger is a pig...Copy !req
40. and he deserves
to be somebody's bacon.Copy !req
41. Maybe you should kill Mason
during your next session.Copy !req
42. - He may be intending to kill me
during our next session.Copy !req
43. - Then you'll have
to kill him first.Copy !req
44. - You said you were curiousCopy !req
45. what would happen.Copy !req
46. I want you
to close your eyes, will.Copy !req
47. Imagine what you would like
to happen.Copy !req
48. What did you see?Copy !req
49. - Good.Copy !req
50. Garbage.Copy !req
51. Shall we talk aboutCopy !req
52. what happened to poor margot?Copy !req
53. - We can get to that later.
- Oh, we can get to it now.Copy !req
54. Family affairs are best leftCopy !req
55. to the family, Dr. Lecter,
and you interfered.Copy !req
56. - I provided counsel.
- You subverted me.Copy !req
57. - While you were subverting
the underprivileged childrenCopy !req
58. at your summer camp.Copy !req
59. What did you learn?Copy !req
60. - Hmmm...Copy !req
61. Keen student
of the BibleCopy !req
62. that I am...Copy !req
63. I learned about suffering.Copy !req
64. Not mine, mind you,Copy !req
65. but the general...Copy !req
66. Conceit.Copy !req
67. - God's choices
in inflicting sufferingCopy !req
68. are not satisfactory to us,Copy !req
69. nor are they understandable,Copy !req
70. unless innocence offends him.Copy !req
71. - Clearly, he needs helpCopy !req
72. in directing his blind furyCopy !req
73. with which he flogs this earth.Copy !req
74. - Margot's happiness is more
important than her suffering.Copy !req
75. - You say that as though the two
are mutually exclusive.Copy !req
76. - I believe they are.Copy !req
77. - Can never say to a certainty.Copy !req
78. It is one of those things
that is...Copy !req
79. "Hid"...Copy !req
80. As the Bible says.Copy !req
81. Papa taught me
how to hideCopy !req
82. all sorts of things.Copy !req
83. This was his knife.Copy !req
84. I carry it around with meCopy !req
85. to remind me of him.Copy !req
86. - Whose fat are you planning
to measure today, Mason?Copy !req
87. Mine?Copy !req
88. - No fat on you.Copy !req
89. Take more than a flesh woundCopy !req
90. to make you squeal.Copy !req
91. What game of chickenCopy !req
92. are you and the sperm donorCopy !req
93. playing, Dr. Lecter?Copy !req
94. Don't get me wrong.Copy !req
95. I play chicken
with margot all the time.Copy !req
96. I just don't tell her
I'm playing.Copy !req
97. I'm good at chicken, Dr. Lecter.Copy !req
98. I never blink.Copy !req
99. Just send me the bill.Copy !req
100. I'm so sorry.Copy !req
101. - They could have done
what was done laparoscopically,Copy !req
102. but my brother told themCopy !req
103. to leave a scar.Copy !req
104. - He branded you.
- Mason wants youCopy !req
105. to know this can
never be undone.Copy !req
106. - Mason can be undone.Copy !req
107. - Not without taking everything
I have with him.Copy !req
108. He's all I've got now;
That's exactly what he wanted.Copy !req
109. He won.Copy !req
110. He always wins.Copy !req
111. - This won't
make you human, margot,Copy !req
112. so much as give you the ability
to make yourself humanCopy !req
113. and move on.Copy !req
114. - There's no resolve to this.Copy !req
115. There's no resolution.Copy !req
116. - Moving on isn't just
a distraction...Copy !req
117. it's a rebuke.Copy !req
118. Show your brother
how strong you are.Copy !req
119. Survive him.Copy !req
120. - Hannibal has
a certain personality styleCopy !req
121. we can all learn from.Copy !req
122. In moderation of course.Copy !req
123. - All I want to do
is catch him.Copy !req
124. - He's given me nothing, Jack.Copy !req
125. Nothing actionable.
He has confessed to nothing.Copy !req
126. He's acknowledged only vagaries.Copy !req
127. - I need more than vagaries.
You have killed someone, will.Copy !req
128. - Who was trying to kill me.
- I don't know if I canCopy !req
129. prove that.
You mutilated the body!Copy !req
130. We made a public spectacle
of Freddie lounds's death.Copy !req
131. I'm out on a limb here,
and the limb is going to break!Copy !req
132. I've only told the oigCopy !req
133. what they need to know.
Now, what haven't you told me?Copy !req
134. - Hannibal is trying
to manipulate meCopy !req
135. into murdering
one of his patients.Copy !req
136. Mason verger.Copy !req
137. But I can manipulate HannibalCopy !req
138. into killing him instead.Copy !req
139. - What's verger done?Copy !req
140. - Hannibal considers him rude.Copy !req
141. It's motive enough.Copy !req
142. It's as though committing
murders has purged himCopy !req
143. of lesser rudeness.Copy !req
144. - We're talking about
putting a man's life in danger.Copy !req
145. - You know, sometimes, Jack,
a good planCopy !req
146. is less about finding
the best alternative,Copy !req
147. than it is about
finding one that works.Copy !req
148. - Don't let empathyCopy !req
149. confuse what you wantCopy !req
150. with what Lecter wants.Copy !req
151. - I told you, Jack,
I'm a good fisherman.Copy !req
152. We have to use
the right bait.Copy !req
153. When Hannibal tries
to kill Mason verger,Copy !req
154. I'll arrest him,Copy !req
155. and you'll have 2 witnesses.Copy !req
156. - We might have 3.Copy !req
157. I'm a good fisherman too, will.Copy !req
158. - They tell me
you were hard to find.Copy !req
159. - That was the idea.Copy !req
160. - Thank you...Copy !req
161. For visiting me
in the hospital,Copy !req
162. and, uh...Copy !req
163. For what you said.Copy !req
164. - I didn't say enough.Copy !req
165. - And now's your chance
to say it all.Copy !req
166. You've been granted
immunity from prosecutionCopy !req
167. by the U.S. attorney
from district 36,Copy !req
168. and by local authorities
in a memorandum attached, swornCopy !req
169. and attested.Copy !req
170. Let's talk
about Hannibal Lecter.Copy !req
171. - Some psychiatristsCopy !req
172. are so hungry for insightCopy !req
173. that they may tryCopy !req
174. to manufacture it.Copy !req
175. How deadly that can be
for the patientCopy !req
176. who believes them.Copy !req
177. - You were Dr. Lecter's
psychiatrist, he wasn't yours.Copy !req
178. - I told myself that,Copy !req
179. but I wasCopy !req
180. under Hannibal's influence.Copy !req
181. And what he did to youCopy !req
182. made that abundantly clear.Copy !req
183. - You were attackedCopy !req
184. by a patient
who was formerlyCopy !req
185. under Dr. Lecter's care.Copy !req
186. That patient died
during the attack.Copy !req
187. Report said
he swallowed his tongue.Copy !req
188. - It wasn't attached
at the time.Copy !req
189. - How...Copy !req
190. Exactly...Copy !req
191. Did your patient die?Copy !req
192. - I killed him.Copy !req
193. I believed
it was self-defence.Copy !req
194. And to a point, it was.Copy !req
195. But beyond that point,Copy !req
196. it was murder.Copy !req
197. Hannibal influenced meCopy !req
198. to murder my patient,Copy !req
199. our patient.Copy !req
200. - You weren't...Copy !req
201. Coerced?Copy !req
202. - What Hannibal doesCopy !req
203. is not coercion...Copy !req
204. it is persuasion.Copy !req
205. Has he ever tried
to persuade youCopy !req
206. to kill anybody?Copy !req
207. He will.Copy !req
208. And it will be
somebody you love.Copy !req
209. And you will think
it's the only choice you have.Copy !req
210. - How would you catch him?Copy !req
211. - Hannibal can get lost...Copy !req
212. in self-congratulationCopy !req
213. at his ownCopy !req
214. exquisite taste
and cunning.Copy !req
215. Whimsy.Copy !req
216. That will be
how he will get caught.Copy !req
217. - We're maintaining our positionCopy !req
218. on the event horizon of chaos.Copy !req
219. - Your veneer
of self-composure givesCopy !req
220. a strong sense
of the surreal.Copy !req
221. So much about this
feels like a dream.Copy !req
222. - Dreams prepare us
for waking life.Copy !req
223. - It's one thing to dream;
It's another to...Copy !req
224. Understand the nature
of the dream.Copy !req
225. - You're waking up to who
you are. That's all you
need to understand.Copy !req
226. There are extraordinary
circumstances here, will.Copy !req
227. And unusual opportunities.Copy !req
228. - For whom?Copy !req
229. - For both of us.Copy !req
230. - Mason verger
is an opportunity?Copy !req
231. - Mason verger is a problem.Copy !req
232. Problem solving is hunting.Copy !req
233. It's a savage pleasure,Copy !req
234. and we are born to it.Copy !req
235. A pleasure we can share.Copy !req
236. - You're fostering codependency.Copy !req
237. - Is that what I'm doing?Copy !req
238. - Isn't that what
you did to Abigail?Copy !req
239. Got her to take a life
so she would owe you hers?Copy !req
240. I bond with Abigail;Copy !req
241. you take her away.Copy !req
242. I bond with...Copy !req
243. Barely more than
the idea of a child;Copy !req
244. you take it away.
You saw to it thatCopy !req
245. I alienated alana,Copy !req
246. alienated Jack.Copy !req
247. You don't want me
to have anything in my lifeCopy !req
248. that's not you.Copy !req
249. - I only want
what's best for you.Copy !req
250. - Please.Copy !req
251. Every momentCopy !req
252. of cogent thought
under your psychiatric careCopy !req
253. is a personal victory.Copy !req
254. - You're applying yourself
to my perspective...Copy !req
255. As I've been applying
myself to yours.Copy !req
256. - You're right.Copy !req
257. We are just alike.Copy !req
258. You're as alone as I am.Copy !req
259. And we're both aloneCopy !req
260. without each other.Copy !req
261. - So you managed
to avoid prosecution.Copy !req
262. I gave you every opportunity
to tell the truth,Copy !req
263. but you ran.Copy !req
264. - How do you thinkCopy !req
265. the FBI could have
protected me?Copy !req
266. You couldn't protect
will Graham.Copy !req
267. You still can't.Copy !req
268. Nothing makes us more vulnerable
than loneliness, agent Crawford.Copy !req
269. - Will's not alone.Copy !req
270. - No, he's not.Copy !req
271. Hannibal thinks
will is a killer.Copy !req
272. Do you still believe
he is your killer?Copy !req
273. - I have to believe.Copy !req
274. - Hannibal's only crime
I witnessedCopy !req
275. was influence.Copy !req
276. Influence works bestCopy !req
277. when we're unaware.Copy !req
278. Will GrahamCopy !req
279. has been very aware.Copy !req
280. - Meaning?Copy !req
281. - Meaning maybe Mr. Graham
doesn't know himselfCopy !req
282. as well as Hannibal does.Copy !req
283. - Will has more reasonsCopy !req
284. to see Hannibal caught
than any of us.Copy !req
285. - If you think
you're about to catch Hannibal,Copy !req
286. that's because he wants you
to think that.Copy !req
287. Don't fool yourself
into thinkingCopy !req
288. he's not in control
of what's happening.Copy !req
289. - Kholodets.Copy !req
290. A Ukrainian dish whose outcome
can never be predicted.Copy !req
291. Hmm.Copy !req
292. The Latin word gelatusCopy !req
293. translates as "frozen."Copy !req
294. Here, the aspicCopy !req
295. provides
a three-dimensional canvasCopy !req
296. in which one may stage a scene.Copy !req
297. - The eternal chase.Copy !req
298. - An evocative shapeCopy !req
299. in that at a certain point,
it becomes unclearCopy !req
300. who's pursuing whom.Copy !req
301. - Well, in isolation,
a moment can't reallyCopy !req
302. speak to motive,
intent or aftermath.Copy !req
303. - Aspic is derived from bone...Copy !req
304. As a life is made from moments.Copy !req
305. - So, tell me,
Hannibal, what, uh...Copy !req
306. What moment are we in now?Copy !req
307. You, me, will?Copy !req
308. - Still harbouring
doubts about will?Copy !req
309. - Alana bloom isn't
harbouring any doubts.Copy !req
310. She's convinced
that he murdered Freddie lounds.Copy !req
311. - And you?Copy !req
312. - I am convincedCopy !req
313. of my general lack of trust
in other people.Copy !req
314. - Lack of trust
in other peopleCopy !req
315. increases the need
for religion.Copy !req
316. If you can't rely on others,Copy !req
317. you have to rely on God.Copy !req
318. - Hmm.Copy !req
319. I'm relying on myself.Copy !req
320. And yet in this moment,Copy !req
321. I have to confess that...Copy !req
322. I don't know
who's pursuing whomCopy !req
323. any more than these fish do.Copy !req
324. - Whomever is pursuing whom
in this very moment,Copy !req
325. I intend to eat them.Copy !req
326. - Mmm.Copy !req
327. - Hi, guys. Eat up.Copy !req
328. - Buongiorno, dottore.Copy !req
329. - Buongiorno.Copy !req
330. - Mr. verger wants your company.Copy !req
331. Please, come with us.Copy !req
332. - Preferirei di no.Copy !req
333. - Argh!Copy !req
334. - Ah!Copy !req
335. - Ugh!Copy !req
336. - Matteo.Copy !req
337. - He shouldn't
have done that.Copy !req
338. Buona sera...Copy !req
339. Dottore.Copy !req
340. - You are sardinian.Copy !req
341. If you have to be
kidnapped for ransom,Copy !req
342. a wealthy Italian will tell youCopy !req
343. it's better to fall
into the hands of the sards.Copy !req
344. And you're a professional
revenger as well, I suspect.Copy !req
345. - With you...Copy !req
346. It is personal now.Copy !req
347. - I take it matteo
didn't make it.Copy !req
348. Did he foul himself?Copy !req
349. I imagine he smells worse
than you by now.Copy !req
350. - Kill himCopy !req
351. and you will get
no money! Carlo!Copy !req
352. Carlo!Copy !req
353. Ha! Ha! Ho! Ho!Copy !req
354. Those little piggies
are gonna goCopy !req
355. eee-eee-eee-eee
all the way home.Copy !req
356. Haha! Yes!Copy !req
357. The swine may be shyCopy !req
358. with starting with the toes
so we need to encourage themCopy !req
359. with a-little-sauce, huh?Copy !req
360. So we're gonna
cut your throat.Copy !req
361. - Padrone,Copy !req
362. he killed matteo.
- We can giveCopy !req
363. matteo's familyCopy !req
364. dottoroni's cojones,Copy !req
365. for comfort.Copy !req
366. Capisce?Copy !req
367. He likes to cut low.Copy !req
368. - You are an odd psychiatrist.Copy !req
369. We could've had some good,
funny times together.Copy !req
370. It's a damn shame!Copy !req
371. I've muzzled the dog;Copy !req
372. now, it's time for you
to put him down.Copy !req
373. Don't bleed him out!
Just... just a little Nick.Copy !req
374. Just enough to give
the pigs a taste.Copy !req
375. Carlo!Copy !req
376. - Mason,
I must ask you to be quiet.Copy !req
377. - Oh, shhh...
- You'll frighten the animals.Copy !req
378. - Oh! Piggy, piggy,
piggy, piggy.Copy !req
379. Piggy, piggy.
Here, piggy, piggy.Copy !req
380. Ha! Ha! What?Copy !req
381. Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha!Copy !req
382. What have you given me?
Ha! Ha! Ha!Copy !req
383. A variety of psychedelic
compounds.Copy !req
384. "Psychedelic" so named
from the GreekCopy !req
385. for "mind-revealing."Copy !req
386. - You need to write me
a prescription for this, doctor.Copy !req
387. Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha!Copy !req
388. - Patients rhapsodize
about the life-changing insightsCopy !req
389. they achieve.
- I am enchantedCopy !req
390. and terrified.Copy !req
391. - The world presents itselfCopy !req
392. as a cacophony of sights,
sounds, smells,Copy !req
393. recollections.Copy !req
394. I want you to recall
your educationCopy !req
395. in stockyards
and slaughterhouses.Copy !req
396. Show me how papa would checkCopy !req
397. the depth of a pig's fat.Copy !req
398. - Here, piggy, piggy, piggy.Copy !req
399. - No, Mason.Copy !req
400. No.Copy !req
401. Show me on you.Copy !req
402. - Hey, Winston.Copy !req
403. Where's everyone else?Copy !req
404. - I just loveCopy !req
405. your dogs.Copy !req
406. How is that? Is that good?
Do you want another piece?Copy !req
407. How about you?
That's a good girl.Copy !req
408. Sit! Sit!
- Mason?Copy !req
409. - I adopted some dogs
from the shelter,Copy !req
410. 2 dogs that were friends.Copy !req
411. I had them
in a cage togetherCopy !req
412. with no food and fresh water.Copy !req
413. One of them died hungry.Copy !req
414. The other had a warm meal.Copy !req
415. I should have put youCopy !req
416. in a cage with Dr. Lecter.Copy !req
417. I'm curious
what would've happened.Copy !req
418. - What are you feeding my dogs?Copy !req
419. - Ha! Just me.Copy !req
420. Sit! Sit.Copy !req
421. - What Mason is experiencing
isn't restrictedCopy !req
422. to reality, so...Copy !req
423. Reality has to be forced
to adapt.Copy !req
424. - He fed his face to my dogs.Copy !req
425. - He broadened their palatesCopy !req
426. as I broadened yours.Copy !req
427. Murder or mercy?Copy !req
428. - There is no mercy.Copy !req
429. We make mercy...Copy !req
430. Manufacture it in the parts
that have overgrownCopy !req
431. our basic reptile brain.Copy !req
432. - Then there is no murder.
We make murder too.Copy !req
433. It matters only to us.Copy !req
434. You know too well
you possess all the elementsCopy !req
435. to make murder.Copy !req
436. Perhaps mercy too, but murderCopy !req
437. you understand
uncomfortably well.Copy !req
438. - I'm hungry!Copy !req
439. - Eat your nose then.Copy !req
440. - Eat my...Copy !req
441. Eat my nose?Copy !req
442. I have a tasteCopy !req
443. and consistency
that's similarCopy !req
444. to that of a chicken gizzard.Copy !req
445. - Taste is housed
in parts of the mindCopy !req
446. that precedes pity.
Pity has no place at the table.Copy !req
447. - I'm full of myself.Copy !req
448. - I'm not gonna kill him.Copy !req
449. - So full of myself.Copy !req
450. - He was going
to feed you to his pigs...Copy !req
451. After he fed them me.Copy !req
452. Weren't you, Mason?Copy !req
453. - I was.Copy !req
454. - He's your patient, doctor.Copy !req
455. You do what you think
is best for him.Copy !req
456. - Good afternoon.
Agent Crawford?Copy !req
457. - Yes. Good afternoon,
Mr. verger.Copy !req
458. What a magnificent creature.Copy !req
459. - Oh, thank you.Copy !req
460. It's a muraena kidako.Copy !req
461. Its common name
is "brutal moray."Copy !req
462. Would you like to see why?Copy !req
463. - No, thank you.Copy !req
464. I don't want to take up too much
of your time, Mr. verger.Copy !req
465. I realize that you probably need
to get your rest.Copy !req
466. But I would like to ask youCopy !req
467. just a few questions aboutCopy !req
468. what happened to you.Copy !req
469. - Took a tumble in the pig pen.Copy !req
470. Broke my neck.Copy !req
471. Embarrassing, really.Copy !req
472. Clumsy, clumsy, clumsy.Copy !req
473. If my sister hadn't found me,Copy !req
474. the pigs would have eaten
more than my face.Copy !req
475. - Pigs did this to you.Copy !req
476. - Oh yes,Copy !req
477. the pigs certainly did.Copy !req
478. - Mr. verger, you are a patientCopy !req
479. of Dr. Hannibal Lecter,
isn't that right?Copy !req
480. - Dr. Lecter, yes, yes.Copy !req
481. - Have you ever seen or metCopy !req
482. another patient of Dr. Lecter's,
a man called will Graham?Copy !req
483. - Will Graham...Copy !req
484. The man that didn't killCopy !req
485. all those people.
That will Graham?Copy !req
486. - Yes.Copy !req
487. - Can't say that
I've had the pleasure.Copy !req
488. - Do you find that Dr. Lecter's
therapy has been helpful to you?Copy !req
489. - I've benefited greatly
from Dr. Lecter's therapy.Copy !req
490. I'm still benefitting from it.Copy !req
491. I will always be gratefulCopy !req
492. for how he's helped me.Copy !req
493. I only hope
that I may repay him one day.Copy !req
494. Now, if you don't mind,Copy !req
495. I am rather tired.Copy !req
496. - Thank you for your time,
Mr. verger.Copy !req
497. - Is it time to talk
about what margot wants?Copy !req
498. What margot wants isCopy !req
499. to take care of you,
Mason, dear.Copy !req
500. Just as you took care of me.Copy !req
501. - Achilles lamenting
the death of patroclus.Copy !req
502. Whenever he's mentioned
in the iliad,Copy !req
503. patroclus seems to be defined
by his empathy.Copy !req
504. - He became achillesCopy !req
505. on the field of war.Copy !req
506. He died for him there,
wearing his armor.Copy !req
507. - He did.Copy !req
508. Hiding and revealing identityCopy !req
509. is a constant theme
throughout the Greek epics.Copy !req
510. - As are
battle-tested friendships.Copy !req
511. - Achilles wished
all greeks would die,Copy !req
512. so that he and patroclusCopy !req
513. could conquer Troy alone.Copy !req
514. Took divine intervention
to bring them down.Copy !req
515. - This isn't sustainable.Copy !req
516. We're going to get caught.Copy !req
517. - Jack already suspects
you killed Freddie lounds.Copy !req
518. - If Jack told you
he suspects me,Copy !req
519. that means he suspects you.
- I know.Copy !req
520. - You should give him
what he wants.Copy !req
521. - Give him
the chesapeake ripper?Copy !req
522. - Allow him closure.Copy !req
523. Reveal yourself.Copy !req
524. You've taunted him
for long enough.Copy !req
525. Let him see youCopy !req
526. with clear eyes.Copy !req
527. - Jack has become my friend.Copy !req
528. I suppose I owe him the truth.Copy !req
529. Closed captioning by sette inc.Copy !req