1. - Previously on Hannibal...
- I've given my life to death.
- Death has followed you home.Copy !req
2. - I don't think I want
to do chemotherapy.Copy !req
3. - Do I have any say in this?
- No.Copy !req
4. - I'm devoting a lot of time
to this mural, will.
I could use your help.Copy !req
5. - What was the cause of death
in the bailiff's murder?
- Bullets.Copy !req
6. - And in will Graham's victims?
- Mutilation.
- There are clearlyCopy !req
7. two different killers
and two different cases.Copy !req
8. - Will claims someone else
committed the crimes
he's accused of.Copy !req
9. - He said that person was you.
- Perhaps he was half right.Copy !req
10. - Wrap the leaderCopy !req
11. around the tippet. Four,Copy !req
12. five, six times.Copy !req
13. Tuck the endCopy !req
14. between the lines.Copy !req
15. Tighten.Copy !req
16. And... trim.Copy !req
17. It's called a blood knot.Copy !req
18. Your father taught you
how to hunt.Copy !req
19. I'm going to
teach you how to fish.Copy !req
20. - Same thing, isn't it?Copy !req
21. One you stalk,
the other you lure?Copy !req
22. - One you catch,Copy !req
23. the other you shoot.Copy !req
24. - What are you trying to catch?Copy !req
25. - The one who caught you.Copy !req
26. - The one that got away.Copy !req
27. - Catch a fish onceCopy !req
28. and it gets away, it's
a lot harder to catch again.Copy !req
29. - Everybody thinks you're lying
about the one that got away.Copy !req
30. - That's why
I have to catch him.Copy !req
31. Last thing before
casting a line:Copy !req
32. Name the bait
on your hookCopy !req
33. after somebody
you cherished.Copy !req
34. - To say goodbye?Copy !req
35. - If the person you name it
after cherished you,Copy !req
36. as the superstition goes,
you will catch the fish.Copy !req
37. - Oh.Copy !req
38. And what did you name it?Copy !req
39. - Abigail.Copy !req
40. - You were right.
Killer was in the mural.Copy !req
41. Just where you said he'd be.
His name was James gray.Copy !req
42. We found his vehicle
outside the farm.Copy !req
43. Enough DNA on the bed of his
truck for us to be confidentCopy !req
44. he's the muralist.
- You found as much evidence
on him as you did on me.Copy !req
45. - I'm glad you said it.Copy !req
46. - Who stitched him
into the mural?Copy !req
47. - We don't know.
He may have had a partner.Copy !req
48. Another killer. Maybe
they had a suicide pact.Copy !req
49. - There was no partner.Copy !req
50. This artist worked alone
until he was stitched
into his own creation.Copy !req
51. - No signs of a struggle.
- No.Copy !req
52. So, this second killer,
whoever he is,Copy !req
53. understood the muralist
well enoughCopy !req
54. not just to find his canvas,
but well enough to convince himCopy !req
55. to be part of it.
- You have an idea
who that might be?Copy !req
56. - I do.
- Don't say, "Hannibal Lecter."Copy !req
57. - I'm saying Hannibal Lecter.
- Didn't you stop ringing
that bell?Copy !req
58. - I'm not asking you to believe
anything you can't prove.
I'm just asking youCopy !req
59. to prove it.
- Hannibal Lecter has no reason-
- that is exactly right.Copy !req
60. He has no discernible reason
other thanCopy !req
61. his own amusement and curiosity.Copy !req
62. - That's hard to prove.Copy !req
63. - There will be
a very clever detailCopy !req
64. to find
on James gray.Copy !req
65. He wouldn't be able
to resist it. Probably somethingCopy !req
66. that was overlooked.
Something hidden.Copy !req
67. - I'll look for clever details.Copy !req
68. But I'm not looking
for Hannibal.Copy !req
69. - Just as long
as you're looking.Copy !req
70. You look out there.Copy !req
71. I'll look in here.Copy !req
72. I'll give you the same deal
I gave Beverly katz.Copy !req
73. I know you know
what it is.Copy !req
74. You've been recording
our conversations.Copy !req
75. Or are we pretending
you didn't?Copy !req
76. - What "this" are you
offering in exchangeCopy !req
77. for my "that"?
- I'm quite the topicCopy !req
78. of conversation
in psychiatric circles.Copy !req
79. - I shared my diagnosis of you
on the witness stand.Copy !req
80. Your personality disorders,Copy !req
81. neuroses— all forgeries.Copy !req
82. - Even if that were true,
I'd still be a psychopathCopy !req
83. of some interest.
- Mm.Copy !req
84. Quite a manipulative
one at that.Copy !req
85. Poor, confused, wounded birdCopy !req
86. for agent Crawford and
doctors Lecter and bloom.Copy !req
87. And for me, well,Copy !req
88. I get the psychopath's
Charm,Copy !req
89. focus, and ruthlessness.Copy !req
90. The charm being
debateable, of course.Copy !req
91. - So, either I'm a psychopathCopy !req
92. or I am delusional.Copy !req
93. Or I'm right about Hannibal
Lecter. Aren't you curiousCopy !req
94. which one it is?Copy !req
95. - Will you allow me to test you?
- Test me?Copy !req
96. I'll take 'em all.Copy !req
97. You will be the first
and last word in the mindCopy !req
98. of will Graham. God, you could
dine out on that for years.Copy !req
99. - What about Dr. Lecter?Copy !req
100. - Shouldn't you beCopy !req
101. my one and only psychiatrist,
Dr. chilton?Copy !req
102. - Ideally.
- Well then,Copy !req
103. as to your "that"Copy !req
104. for my "this."Copy !req
105. Do not discuss me or my therapyCopy !req
106. with Hannibal Lecter.Copy !req
107. Tell him that you've
decided I am no longerCopy !req
108. any of his business.Copy !req
109. I am now underCopy !req
110. your exclusive care.Copy !req
111. - Lazarus had it good.Copy !req
112. My social circle
doesn't include a friendCopy !req
113. with power over death.Copy !req
114. I suppose I should've
embraced FacebookCopy !req
115. while I had the chance.Copy !req
116. I never should have
let Jack talk meCopy !req
117. into taking chemo.Copy !req
118. - He's trying to
extend your life.Copy !req
119. - He's trying to extend
a quality of lifeCopy !req
120. that's not
worth the effort.Copy !req
121. - Jack's efforts or yours?Copy !req
122. - I'm vomiting
my stomach lining.Copy !req
123. On a good day, I sleepCopy !req
124. fifteen to eighteen hours.Copy !req
125. On a bad day, I don't sleep.Copy !req
126. My best-case
scenarioCopy !req
127. is prolonged pain management.Copy !req
128. - Jack will help you manage.Copy !req
129. He loves you, Bella.Copy !req
130. When you are gone, he will feel
your silence like a draft.Copy !req
131. - My silenceCopy !req
132. is inevitable.Copy !req
133. The war is over.Copy !req
134. The cancer is
an occupying force.Copy !req
135. I want to surrender.Copy !req
136. While I still
have my dignity.Copy !req
137. - You are considering
ending your life?
- Suicide seemsCopy !req
138. like a valid solution
to my problem.Copy !req
139. - How does that
make you feel?Copy !req
140. - Alive.Copy !req
141. How does it make you feel?Copy !req
142. - I've always found the idea
of death comforting.Copy !req
143. The thought that my life
could end at any momentCopy !req
144. frees me to fully appreciateCopy !req
145. the beauty, and art,Copy !req
146. and horrorCopy !req
147. of everything
this world has to offer.Copy !req
148. - A death benefit?Copy !req
149. - Upon taking his
own life, socratesCopy !req
150. offered a rooster to the God
of healing, asclepius,Copy !req
151. to pay his debt.Copy !req
152. - What debt might that be?Copy !req
153. - To socrates, death
was not a defeat...Copy !req
154. but a cure.Copy !req
155. - Gentlemen...Copy !req
156. Local police were supposed
to exterminate the beesCopy !req
157. so we could work the
crime scene. Apparently,
someone shut that down.Copy !req
158. - I did.
- He did.
- Jimmy?Copy !req
159. - Well, I love bees.Copy !req
160. Did you know that the droneCopy !req
161. is nature's most talented
suicidal swordsman?Copy !req
162. When the drone
mates with the queen,Copy !req
163. his ejaculation
is so explosive,Copy !req
164. it's audible
to the human ear.Copy !req
165. - All right.Copy !req
166. - How long has he been out here?
- Ah, from de-comp,Copy !req
167. I'd estimate two weeks.
- Which makes sense with how
much honey is being produced.Copy !req
168. - Do bees naturally hive
in human carcasses like this?Copy !req
169. - No. The victim was purposely
repurposed as a human apiary.Copy !req
170. - Purposely.Copy !req
171. - Somebody removed
the eyes and partCopy !req
172. of the brain to
make room for the hive.Copy !req
173. - Zeller's out in the field,
otherwise I'd ask him
to help me with this.Copy !req
174. You were a surgeon, right?Copy !req
175. - I was a surgeon and
a doctor, yes. Have you foundCopy !req
176. any evidence on
the muralist's friend?Copy !req
177. - That's what
I need your help with.
Might not have been a friend.Copy !req
178. Might not have even
been an acquaintance.Copy !req
179. Whoever killed him,
understood him.Copy !req
180. - So often you open your mouthCopy !req
181. and I hear will Graham's
words come out.Copy !req
182. - I have an arrangement
with will.Copy !req
183. He's agreed to consult
with me on cases,Copy !req
184. if I keep investigating
the murders he's accused of.Copy !req
185. - I'm happy to hear that.Copy !req
186. Will needs a champion
now more than ever.Copy !req
187. - He has you, doesn't he?Copy !req
188. You think there's a chance
he could be innocent.
I know you do.Copy !req
189. - I believe there is
a possibility.Copy !req
190. - I'm just relieved he's not
saying the killer is you
anymore.Copy !req
191. - At least not to me.Copy !req
192. Who does will believe
killed the muralist?Copy !req
193. - Doesn't know.Copy !req
194. He thinks if
James gray's killerCopy !req
195. hid him in the mural, he may
have hid something else.Copy !req
196. - A signature?Copy !req
197. What kind
of killerCopy !req
198. seeks to depict the unconscious,
instinctual striving
of his victimCopy !req
199. by sewing him into
his own human mural?Copy !req
200. - It wasn't just
for appearances.Copy !req
201. - You have to get to the truth
beneath the appearances.Copy !req
202. Only by going deep beneath
the skin will you understandCopy !req
203. the nature of this
killer's pathology.Copy !req
204. - Before I start
asking you questions,Copy !req
205. I need some confidence that
you will be telling the truthCopy !req
206. when you answer.
- What's this?Copy !req
207. - A consent form.
You're agreeingCopy !req
208. to a narcoanalytic
interview. You. Me.Copy !req
209. And our old friend,
sodium amytal.Copy !req
210. - A little something
to loosen my tongue?Copy !req
211. - Something lawfully
used in the evaluationCopy !req
212. of psychotic patients.Copy !req
213. - What would you useCopy !req
214. to induce memory loss in a
patient, psychotic or otherwise?Copy !req
215. - The protein synthesis
that moves memoriesCopy !req
216. from short-term to long-term
can be interrupted,Copy !req
217. but that requires
tools and skills.Copy !req
218. And a certain level
of unorthodoxy.Copy !req
219. - Does Hannibal Lecter possess
those tools and skills?Copy !req
220. - Dr. Lecter has indicated
to me that he is openCopy !req
221. to the unorthodox when
it comes to treating patients.Copy !req
222. - I wonder how that
subject came up...Copy !req
223. Sharing stories
of the unorthodox.Copy !req
224. - Sign here.Copy !req
225. - I want you to draw
a clock for me.Copy !req
226. - Did Dr. Lecter
administer any drug therapiesCopy !req
227. during your sessions together?Copy !req
228. Sedatives...Copy !req
229. - The strobe causes neurons
to fire en masse,Copy !req
230. like striking many
piano keys at once.Copy !req
231. The strobe causes neurons
to fire en masse,Copy !req
232. like striking many...Copy !req
233. The dissonance might foster
a change in your mind.Copy !req
234. Is something wrong?Copy !req
235. - Will...?Copy !req
236. - He was inducing seizures.Copy !req
237. He was encouraging them.
The blackouts.Copy !req
238. The lost time.Copy !req
239. It was strategic.
It was planned.Copy !req
240. - You would only see a seizure
response in a brainCopy !req
241. afflicted with
photosensitive epilepsy.Copy !req
242. - Or afflicted by something
just as damaging.Copy !req
243. Like encephalitis.Copy !req
244. - That would suggest a radically
unorthodox form of therapy.Copy !req
245. - Yes, it would.Copy !req
246. - Dr. Lecter.Copy !req
247. I am so embarrassed.Copy !req
248. You didn't get my message?Copy !req
249. I canceled
your appointmentCopy !req
250. with will Graham.
- Is everything all right?Copy !req
251. - I can explain.
Shall we?Copy !req
252. Will is at a delicate
point in his therapy.Copy !req
253. I don't want to confuse him
any more than he already is.
- Confuse him?Copy !req
254. Isn't it your opinion he's
an intelligent psychopath?
- It was,Copy !req
255. but my opinion is evolving.Copy !req
256. After administering a
narcoanalytic interview,Copy !req
257. therapeutically vital
information has come to light.Copy !req
258. - What sort of information?
- What will Graham suffers fromCopy !req
259. may not be a single condition,
but a continuumCopy !req
260. of illnesses, all with differentCopy !req
261. neurological mechanisms.
Some naturally occurring,Copy !req
262. others appear to have
been induced.
- Induced?Copy !req
263. Induced by whom?Copy !req
264. - Did you ever use any kind
of light stimulationCopy !req
265. in your treatment?Copy !req
266. - Light stimulation is a
standard tool for neurotherapy.Copy !req
267. - Evidently, it was overloading
his visual cortex.Copy !req
268. Creating seizures,
time loss,Copy !req
269. gaps in his memory.Copy !req
270. Almost strategically,
it seems.Copy !req
271. - You're suggesting
it was intentional?Copy !req
272. - All our conversations
about psychic driving.Copy !req
273. You were so curious and eager
to hear what I had to sayCopy !req
274. while saying
very little yourself.
- I had very little to say.Copy !req
275. - I have been thinking
about the possibilityCopy !req
276. that you may have been psychic
driving will Graham all along.Copy !req
277. - A bold accusation,
Frederick.Copy !req
278. - You are not the only
psychiatrist accused of
making a patient kill.Copy !req
279. We have to
stick together.Copy !req
280. - Last time I did this,Copy !req
281. this isn't how I did this.Copy !req
282. The young man at the dispensaryCopy !req
283. calls this "purple kush."Copy !req
284. He saysCopy !req
285. all his
cancer patientsCopy !req
286. love its "deep body stone."Copy !req
287. - May I?Copy !req
288. - Do you still get drug tested?
- Oh, come on, gimme that thing.Copy !req
289. I'm supporting my wife.Copy !req
290. - I filled out my advance
directive today.Copy !req
291. I added a dnr.Copy !req
292. - Oh, you are harshing
my buzz right now.Copy !req
293. I read an article
the other dayCopy !req
294. about magnetic hyperthermia.Copy !req
295. It's looking promising
as a treatmentCopy !req
296. for lung cancer.Copy !req
297. - Come here.Copy !req
298. I know what to expect
from lung cancer.Copy !req
299. I am my mother's daughter,Copy !req
300. and I watched her
go through exactlyCopy !req
301. what I am going through now.
- I know.Copy !req
302. - Hey... I rememberCopy !req
303. sitting by her bedCopy !req
304. when she woke up
in so much painCopy !req
305. that all she could do
was scream my name.Copy !req
306. I didn't know
how to help her.Copy !req
307. So I did nothing.Copy !req
308. - There was nothing
you could do.Copy !req
309. - And there will be a time
when there is nothingCopy !req
310. you can do.Copy !req
311. And I don't want you
to remember meCopy !req
312. pleading with you
to make the pain go away.Copy !req
313. - Oh, I'm not going
to remember you that way.Copy !req
314. First of all,
I'm going to remember youCopy !req
315. walking along the quays
of Italy in the sunshineCopy !req
316. with a trail of signori
behind youCopy !req
317. shouting "Bella,
Bella, Bella."Copy !req
318. And I'm going to rememberCopy !req
319. that your hands...Copy !req
320. That they smelled of thyme when
you came in from the garden.Copy !req
321. And garlic and onionsCopy !req
322. every time you left the kitchen.Copy !req
323. I'm going to remember you as
beautiful as you are right now.Copy !req
324. - Well, good.Copy !req
325. Good.Copy !req
326. - Duncan halloran,
fifty-two, divorced, bankrupt.Copy !req
327. Reported missing
six months ago.Copy !req
328. - And what do we know
about his death?Copy !req
329. - Considering any post-mortem
morphological changes, this
guy's white blood cell countCopy !req
330. was through the roof
when he died.
- You're telling meCopy !req
331. his killer was a fever
and/or a massive infection?Copy !req
332. - Lock 'em both up.
- No family. No money.Copy !req
333. No reason to live.
Alive, dead, or dying,Copy !req
334. who put him under the tree?
- It's possibleCopy !req
335. we're dealing with
a highly motivated
religious individual here.Copy !req
336. - Explain.
- In hinduism, honey is one of
the five elixirs of immortality.Copy !req
337. In christianity, the bee
is considered to beCopy !req
338. an emblem of Christ; His
mildness and mercy on one side,Copy !req
339. his old testament
justice on the other.
- Ok. The orbital bone,Copy !req
340. his sphenoid, um, behind where
the eyeballs would usually be,Copy !req
341. there's tiny punctures.
Something long and sharpCopy !req
342. was pushed in his brain.Copy !req
343. Jack, this guy was lobotomized.Copy !req
344. - How are you feeling today?
- Not well.Copy !req
345. My arthritis is killing me.
I can't take much more of it.Copy !req
346. - A course of bee venom
therapy would sootheCopy !req
347. the inflammation.Copy !req
348. - I can barely afford
this treatment.Copy !req
349. - That's a problem
for another day.Copy !req
350. Now,Copy !req
351. you just quiet your mind.Copy !req
352. Just live in the present.Copy !req
353. You feel that?
- No.Copy !req
354. - Good.Copy !req
355. You feel that?Copy !req
356. - No.
- Good.Copy !req
357. Feel that?Copy !req
358. - I can't feel anything.Copy !req
359. - Good.Copy !req
360. Then you won't
feel this...Copy !req
361. - Mister,Copy !req
362. you're not supposed
to stare at the sun.Copy !req
363. It'll hurt
your eyes.Copy !req
364. - Multiple holes on this guy.
Over a dozen.Copy !req
365. Both eye sockets.Copy !req
366. The-the lesions have severedCopy !req
367. most of the nerve tract
in the frontal lobe.Copy !req
368. - He's covered in bee stings
like he got swarmed.Copy !req
369. Must be floating in apitoxin,
or he doesn't feel a thing.Copy !req
370. - Yeah, the not feeling anything
has got nothing to do
with bee stings.Copy !req
371. Welcome to the world
of the living dead.Copy !req
372. - There's a pattern.Copy !req
373. - Hey.
- Hey...Copy !req
374. Look what the cat's dragged in.
- What are you looking at?Copy !req
375. - A pattern.Copy !req
376. - See, some of the bee stings
triggered an allergic reaction,
others didn't.Copy !req
377. - The inflamed bee stings
were all in lineCopy !req
378. with the body's meridian,
on acupuncture points.Copy !req
379. The bee stings are
hiding the needle marks.Copy !req
380. - What did you say?Copy !req
381. - Uh, the bee stings are
hiding the needle marks?Copy !req
382. - Stitches are hiding stitches.Copy !req
383. - Only by going deep
beneath the skinCopy !req
384. will you understand the nature
of this killer's pathology.Copy !req
385. - He took his kidney.Copy !req
386. - I feel like
I'm losing my mind.Copy !req
387. Tell me if he's real.Copy !req
388. - I don't see anyone.
- No, he's right there.Copy !req
389. - There's no one there.
- You're lying.
- We're alone.Copy !req
390. You came here alone. Do you
remember coming alone?Copy !req
391. - Please don't lie to me.
- Garrett Jacob hobbs is dead.Copy !req
392. You killed him.
You watched him die.
- What's happening to me?Copy !req
393. - Will. Will, you're havingCopy !req
394. an episode. I want you
to hand me the gun.Copy !req
395. Will, I want you
to hand me your...Copy !req
396. Will...Copy !req
397. He's had a mild seizure.Copy !req
398. - That... doesn't seem
to bother you.Copy !req
399. - I said it was mild.Copy !req
400. Are you the man who claimed
to be the chesapeake ripper?Copy !req
401. - Why do you say "claimed"?Copy !req
402. - Because you're not.Copy !req
403. You know you're not and
you don't know much moreCopy !req
404. about who you are
beyond that.Copy !req
405. - Are you
the ripper?Copy !req
406. - A terrible thing,Copy !req
407. to have your identity
taken from you.Copy !req
408. - Whoever killed James gray
didn't just take his leg.Copy !req
409. Sutures hidden
beneath the stitchingCopy !req
410. that wove him into the mural.
One crime made to look
like another.Copy !req
411. - Like the copycat.Copy !req
412. And...Copy !req
413. The chesapeake ripper.Copy !req
414. - Now you're saying Hannibal
Lecter is the chesapeake ripper?
- I'm sayingCopy !req
415. also the chesapeake ripper.Copy !req
416. Um...Copy !req
417. Were the kidneys
surgically removed?Copy !req
418. - Yes.
- Dr. Lecter was a surgeon.Copy !req
419. - I know he was. I asked him to
consult on James gray's autopsy.Copy !req
420. - You what?Copy !req
421. If you invited himCopy !req
422. with an actual agenda,
Hannibal would know it.Copy !req
423. - He pointed me to the evidence.
- He pointed youCopy !req
424. to an absence of evidence.Copy !req
425. He's baiting a hook, Beverly.Copy !req
426. He's toying with you.
Go to Jack. Tell him everything.Copy !req
427. - I can't bring this to Jack
until I can back it up.Copy !req
428. - Stay awayCopy !req
429. from Hannibal Lecter.Copy !req
430. - The chesapeake ripper
kept surgical trophies.Copy !req
431. If Hannibal's the ripper, what's
he doing with his trophies?Copy !req
432. - He's eating them.Copy !req
433. - Katherine pimms?
- Yes.Copy !req
434. - I'm special agent
Jack Crawford with the FBI.Copy !req
435. This is agent zeller
and agent price.Copy !req
436. We'd like to speak
with you about two
of your former patients.Copy !req
437. - Would you like to come in?Copy !req
438. - When was the last time you saw
Duncan halloran or Lloyd roat?Copy !req
439. - Whenever our last
appointments were.Copy !req
440. I can check in my calendar,
if you want.
- Sure.Copy !req
441. - Have you found them?
- Yes, we have.Copy !req
442. Mr. halloran is deceased.Copy !req
443. And Mr. roat
might as well be.Copy !req
444. - Whew...Copy !req
445. Poor Mr. halloran...
- What were you
treating him for?Copy !req
446. - That man trudged
from disease to disease.Copy !req
447. He had severe combined
immunodeficiency.Copy !req
448. Life didn't seem
to be going his way.Copy !req
449. Please.
- Thank you.Copy !req
450. - Hm...Copy !req
451. I find that, uh,Copy !req
452. people don't get their own wayCopy !req
453. because, um,Copy !req
454. they often don't know themselvesCopy !req
455. where that way leads.Copy !req
456. Mr. halloran,
he couldn't envisionCopy !req
457. a dignified end of life.Copy !req
458. So, it's much nicer to die,Copy !req
459. well, for him,
to die in a meadow,Copy !req
460. a head full of bees.Copy !req
461. Have you tried the honey?
- No.Copy !req
462. - I couldn't bring myself to
either. It seemedCopy !req
463. too morbid.Copy !req
464. - So you left him in the fieldCopy !req
465. to die?
- I brought himCopy !req
466. to the field to die.
I didn't kill him.Copy !req
467. I quieted his mindCopy !req
468. so that he could
die in peace.Copy !req
469. - And Mr. roat?Copy !req
470. You quieted his mind, too?
- Oh, him.Copy !req
471. He sufferedCopy !req
472. crippling arthritis.Copy !req
473. After he was quieted...Copy !req
474. I saw him walk pain-free
for the very first timeCopy !req
475. in his life.Copy !req
476. I can't make pain go away,Copy !req
477. but I can make it so that
it doesn't matter.Copy !req
478. I-I protected them.Copy !req
479. I protected these peopleCopy !req
480. from hopelessness.Copy !req
481. And that's beautiful.Copy !req
482. - Please come in.Copy !req
483. - It's a little unnerving,Copy !req
484. not being able to walk
across the floor.Copy !req
485. - Nothing can be so unnerving
for someone strongCopy !req
486. as being weak.Copy !req
487. - I was so weak
after chemotherapy,Copy !req
488. Jack had to
physically pick me up.Copy !req
489. It was the second timeCopy !req
490. he carried me
across the threshold.Copy !req
491. I brought you something.Copy !req
492. - A gift?Copy !req
493. - Paying my debt.Copy !req
494. - Coq gaulois.Copy !req
495. - For helping me understandCopy !req
496. that death is not a defeat,Copy !req
497. but a cure.Copy !req
498. - What have you taken, Bella?Copy !req
499. - My morphine.Copy !req
500. Every bit of it.Copy !req
501. I didn't want to die at home.Copy !req
502. I didn't want Jack to find me.Copy !req
503. I didn't want him
to make that call...Copy !req
504. to be in the room
with my body,Copy !req
505. waiting...Copy !req
506. For it to become
some ceremonial objectCopy !req
507. apart from him,Copy !req
508. separateCopy !req
509. from who I was,Copy !req
510. someone he can only...Copy !req
511. hold in his mind.Copy !req
512. - You denied him his goodbye.Copy !req
513. - I denied him...Copy !req
514. A painful goodbye.Copy !req
515. And allowed myself
a peaceful one.Copy !req
516. Tell Jack...Copy !req
517. I love him very much.Copy !req
518. - Yes.Copy !req
519. - Goodbye,Copy !req
520. Dr. Lecter.Copy !req
521. - Goodbye, Bella.Copy !req
522. - No...Copy !req
523. No...Copy !req
524. - Hey. Have you seen Jack?Copy !req
525. - Oh. No, no, no,
there was, uh,Copy !req
526. some emergency with his wife.
Dr. Lecter calledCopy !req
527. from the hospital,
asked him to come down.
- Is Mrs. Crawford okay?Copy !req
528. - I don't know.
He didn't say.Copy !req
529. - So Hannibal's
at the hospital, too?Copy !req
530. - Hi, baby.
- Hey.Copy !req
531. - I'm here.Copy !req
532. I'm here.Copy !req
533. - What are you
doing here?Copy !req
534. - I want to
apologize.Copy !req
535. I couldn't honor
what you asked of me.Copy !req
536. I'm sorry.Copy !req
537. - Get out.Copy !req
538. - Gotcha.Copy !req
539. Oh, my God.Copy !req
540. Closed captioning by sette inc.Copy !req