Hannibal 3x12

Directed by Guillermo Navarro

Rutina Wesley as Reba McClane • Raúl Esparza as Dr. Frederick Chilton • Lara Jean Chorostecki as Freddie Lounds • Richard Armitage as Francis Dolarhyde • Nina Arianda as Molly Graham

Will Graham and the FBI enlist the expertise of Dr. Fredrick Chilton in the hopes of luring Francis Dolarhyde into an ambush, using Freddie Lounds as their mouthpiece. As Will's empathy for Dolarhyde begins to affect his fragile psyche, Bedelia Du Maurier warns that the killer Will should be most concerned about at the moment is himself. Meanwhile, Dolarhyde senses that the FBI is closing in and launches a horrifying endgame.

Request examples:

!req Hannibal 3x12 [02:32]
!req Hannibal 3x12 [Hannibal 3x12]
Syntax: !req EPISODE [quote or timestamp] (max. 8 square brackets)

For quotes, now you can request by index (e.g !req Hannibal 3x12 [10-11]; !req Hannibal 3x12 [20] [24]). Keep in mind, though, that index numbers might change at any time.
You can also generate a copy command with the quotes. Hover the desired subtitle and enter the amount of lines you want to copy.

Subtitle languages: English • Spanish • Brazilian Portuguese

Note: you must use specific languages with their specific pages/discord channels.

1. - Previously on Hannibal... - I can't be with you.

2. - You are becoming. The dragon is your higher self.

3. - There's a family out there who don't know he's coming.

4. - They're not my family.

5. And I am not letting them die. You are.

6. - What'd you say to him? - Save yourself. Kill them all.

7. Then I gave him your home address.

8. How's the wife?

9. - I look at my wife

10. and I see her dead.

11. I see Mrs. Leeds and Mrs. Jacobi

12. lying where Molly should be.

13. - Do you see yourself killing her?

14. - Yes.

15. Over and over.

16. - It's hard to predict

17. when brittle materials will break.

18. Hannibal gave you three years

19. to build a family,

20. confident that he would find a way

21. to take them from you.

22. - And he has.

23. What's he going to take from you?

24. - Is it important to you

25. that he take something from me?

26. - Hannibal has agency

27. in the world.

28. - Hannibal has no intention

29. of seeing me dead

30. by any other hand than his own,

31. and only then

32. if he can eat me.

33. He's in no position

34. to eat me now.

35. - If you play,

36. you pay.

37. - You have paid dearly.

38. It excites him to know

39. that you are marked

40. in this particular way. - Why?

41. - Why do you think? (scoffing)

42. - Bluebeard's wife. Secrets

43. you're not to know, yet sworn to keep.

44. - If I'm to be Bluebeard's wife,

45. I would have preferred to be the last.

46. - Is Hannibal

47. in love with me?

48. - Could he daily feel a stab

49. of hunger for you

50. and find nourishment

51. at the very sight of you?

52. Yes.

53. But do you

54. ache for him?

55. - Will's thoughts are no more bound by fear or kindness

56. than Milton's were by physics.

57. He is both free and damned to imagine anything.

58. - Now that he's imagined the worst.

59. - Like ducklings, we imprint

60. on those ideas that grab our attention.

61. - What's got your attention, Doctor?

62. God, the Devil and the Great Red Dragon?

63. - Lest we forget the Lamb.

64. - Will

65. is the Lamb of God?

66. - Hide us from the wrath of the Lamb.

67. - Who's "us"?

68. - You, me

69. and the Great Red Dragon.

70. The Lamb's wrath touches everyone who errs.

71. His retribution is even more deadly

72. than the Dragon's.

73. - It is for you.

74. - The seals are being opened, Jack.

75. The lamb is becoming a lion.

76. "For the great day of his wrath

77. is come; and who shall be able to stand?"

78. - I'll still be standing.

79. - Is your conscience clear?

80. - As clear as yours.

81. - Righteousness is what

82. you and Will have in common.

83. "In righteousness the Lamb

84. doth judge and make war."

85. War against the Great Red Dragon.

86. - He's not the Dragon, you are.

87. The Devil himself

88. bound in the pit.

89. - Then that makes you God, Jack.

90. - Yes it does.

91. - All gods demand sacrifices.

92. - We don't have anything else?

93. - Eight people dead in a month. We can't play the long game.

94. You know and I know it's the best way to bait him.

95. - Got me on the hook, now you're dangling me

96. to catch a bigger fish. - It was your suggestion.

97. - And you're thrilled you didn't have to make it.

98. - You once fooled yourselves into believing

99. you were in control of what was happening.

100. Are you still under that delusion?

101. - The Dragon has a certain

102. abstract curiosity about me.

103. All psychopaths are narcissists. They love

104. to read about themselves. If you were smart, Jack,

105. you would use Freddie Lounds. - She will need

106. to interview you, Will. Take your picture.

107. - I'm in it now. Can't go home as long as he's loose.

108. So, I really bad-mouth

109. the Red Dragon in TattleCrime.

110. Give him a shot at me.

111. - It's got to be a really good shot.

112. What about the setup?

113. - Something open. Some place where he can get close to me.

114. - It'd feel like a trap to me.

115. And it'll feel like a trap to him.

116. Unless you have a professional voice

117. who will legitimize what you're saying.

118. - Someone to hide the wire on the snare.

119. Are you volunteering?

120. - No.

121. I'd have to be a fool.

122. - Since your commitment,

123. you have written some brilliant articles for The Northern

124. Medical Journal of Psychiatry.

125. - Thank you, Frederick.

126. - I just finished your most recent piece.

127. Extraordinary stuff.

128. - A particularly good one. - It may be my favorite.

129. I have seen a lot of hostility.

130. But this was quantifiably bitchy.

131. Do you think I am your nemesis?

132. - No. Nemesis? No.

133. - You refuted my entire book. - It didn't hold up to scrutiny.

134. - Of course it didn't. I was lying.

135. On your behalf.

136. To save your life.

137. You refuted your insanity defense.

138. I went out on a limb for you

139. and you climbed up there and sawed it off.

140. - "Wood burns because it has the proper stuff in it;

141. and a man becomes famous because

142. he has the proper stuff in him."

143. You don't have the proper stuff, Frederick.

144. - I am a best-selling author.

145. The journals only

146. still publish your writing

147. for the freak value

148. of your byline.

149. The attention given to you is dwindling

150. since you have been overshadowed by another creature.

151. That book is writing itself.

152. I think I'll call it The Dragon Slayer.

153. All I need is the ending.

154. - Fate has a habit of not letting us choose our own

155. endings, Frederick.

156. - This is the ending fate has chosen for you.

157. Your teeth will go and your strength.

158. Nobody will be afraid of you anymore.

159. After Dr. Bloom's reign,

160. you will be out in the ward.

161. The young ones will push you around

162. and use you for sex.

163. All you'll get to read is what you write on the wall.

164. You have seen the old ones.

165. They cry

166. when they do not like

167. the stewed apricots.

168. Oh,

169. I'm just going to leave an extra copy

170. of my book right over here. - Thank you, Frederick.

171. - I've personalized it for you.

172. Are you here to remonstrate me with "I told you so's?

173. - That's not why I'm here.

174. - She's here because we need someone

175. who is less concerned about the truth

176. than the best story.

177. So, Dr. Chilton, you just lay out your theories. Will will

178. aggravate them for the record. - You're making statements

179. no investigator would ever make and no straight newspaper would credit.

180. - You're not a straight newspaper. You sell T-shirts

181. that say, "The Tooth Fairy is a One-Night Stand."

182. - I can get you one, if you like. You a small or a medium?

183. Small, I bet. They aren't selling so well since

184. you started calling him "The Dragon."

185. - The killer's objection to the name "The Tooth Fairy"

186. is likely grounded in the homosexual

187. implication of the word "fairy."

188. Tedious, I know, but if you really want to piss him off,

189. that's what you should call him.

190. - Very well. Tooth Fairy it is.

191. - The Tooth Fairy's actions indicate a projective delusion

192. compensating for intolerable feelings of inadequacy.

193. Smashing mirrors ties these feelings to his appearance.

194. - And not only is the Tooth Fairy insane,

195. he is ugly and impotent.

196. - There's a strong bonding

197. of aggressive and sexual drives that occurs in sadists at an early age.

198. - He's a vicious, perverted, sexual failure.

199. An animal.

200. - The savage acts aimed primarily at the women

201. and performed in the presence of families

202. are clearly strikes at a maternal figure.

203. - The Tooth Fairy is the product of an incestuous home.

204. - This is the child of a nightmare.

205. - Will, I think we need a key shot of you

206. here in your "Washington hideaway."

207. - I'd love something of you in a bathrobe

208. sitting at a desk, poring over this

209. artist's conception of the Fairy. Hmm?

210. - I'll stand by the window. And make sure you can see the fountain and the Capitol dome.

211. Red Dragon will need to be able to find this place,

212. if he wants to.

213. Frederick, would you like to be in the photograph?

214. - One for the dust jacket.

215. - (whispered): Let's see, up.

216. And... yeah.

217. This whole procedure is way too passive for my taste.

218. We are playing games in the dark of the moon.

219. - He thinks he can do anything. Maybe he thinks he can stop.

220. If he can hold off until we catch him, maybe we can help him make it stop.

221. - He almost killed your wife and son.

222. - Hannibal almost killed them.

223. - Alright. Pedestrian traffic falls off around 7:15.

224. You should go for a walk, say 8:30 or so.

225. He'll have to cross open ground to get close.

226. - He'll want to get close. - I've got snipers

227. with night-vision on the roofs. You'll be wearing

228. body armour. - 7 out of 11 times,

229. he's gone for the headshot, Jack.

230. - Yeah...

231. (ding) - That's absurd.

232. That's not what I said at all. Dr. Lecter

233. gave misleading answers in my interviews.

234. I will refute his refutations

235. in my new book, Blood and Chocolate. Supermarket

236. tabloids love Hannibal Lecter more than alien abductions.

237. That is his demographic now.

238. We know who his fans are.

239. Oh!

240. - Would you like a blanket?

241. I'll get you a blanket.

242. - Oh, my back hurts.

243. Oh, my skin.

244. Did I get burned? Did I, did I get burned?

245. I hope, dear God, I am not burned.

246. - Burned?

247. Burned.

248. Burned.

249. No.

250. You just rest there.

251. - What am I doing here?

252. - Atoning,

253. Dr. Chilton.

254. (exhale) - I have not

255. seen your face.

256. I could not, I could not identify you.

257. I do not know

258. what you look like.

259. - Do you know

260. who I am?

261. - No. No. I do not want to know,

262. believe me.

263. - According to you,

264. I'm a vicious,

265. perverted

266. sexual failure.

267. An animal.

268. You know now, don't you?

269. - Yes.

270. - Why did you lie, Dr. Chilton?

271. Do you

272. understand what I'm doing?

273. - No. No!

274. But I think

275. I have an opportunity to understand.

276. Then all my readers

277. could understand, too.

278. - Do you feel privileged?

279. - It is a privilege, but...

280. I have to tell you I am scared.

281. Man to man,

282. I am scared.

283. And it is—

284. it is very hard to—

285. uh, to concentrate when you are scared.

286. If you have got a great idea,

287. you do not need to scare me

288. for me to be impressed. OK?

289. - "Man— (gasp)

290. to man."

291. You use that phrase to imply frankness.

292. But you see,

293. I am not a man.

294. I have become

295. Other

296. and more than a man.

297. Do you think

298. God is in attendance here?

299. Are you

300. praying to him now?

301. - We pray to God

302. mostly when we are scared.

303. - And does God

304. help you?

305. - No.

306. I don't know. I don't know. I do not know.

307. I do, I do— I ought—

308. I do not think about it after. I ought to.

309. - You ought to. - I ought, I ought to.

310. - There are so many things

311. that you ought to understand.

312. And in a little while,

313. I will help you understand.

314. - No, I do not want to see your face!

315. - When you turn around, you will open your eyes

316. and look at me,

317. or I will staple your eyelids

318. to your forehead.

319. If you make a sound,

320. I will kill her.

321. - I don't like surprises.

322. I bet you don't, either.

323. I tried to call you.

324. May I come in?

325. I won't be long.

326. I asked my taxi to wait.

327. How are you feeling?

328. - OK.

329. - Your office said you were sick. - The flu.

330. You shouldn't be here.

331. - I brought you soup.

332. I...

333. I didn't come

334. just to give you soup, D.

335. I guess I'm guilty of liking you.

336. Demonstrably guilty.

337. And I know you like me, too.

338. - I do.

339. - I've learned that withdrawal can be a strategy to avoid pain.

340. I have a deep vein

341. of cripple's anger in me;

342. while I can't get rid of it,

343. I've made it work for me.

344. It's fueled my independence.

345. I'm not so scarred by life

346. that I'm incapable of love.

347. I hope you aren't, either.

348. Enjoy the soup.

349. - Do you want to know

350. what I am?

351. - More than anything. I was afraid to ask.

352. - Look.

353. - Do you see now? - Yes.

354. - Do you see? - Yes.

355. - Do you see?

356. - Do you see? - Yes.

357. - Do you see? - Yes.

358. (strangled sound) - Do you

359. see? - Yes.

360. - Do. You. See?

361. - GOD!

362. - Do you see?

363. - Please no. - No what?

364. - Not me. - Are you going to tell more lies about me, Dr. Chilton?

365. - Oh no, no, no, no, no. - Why did you tell lies,

366. Dr. Chilton? - No, it was the police

367. told me to. They, they, they said it.

368. - You quote Will Graham.

369. - Graham told the lies.

370. Graham.

371. - Will you tell the truth now? About me.

372. About my work. My...

373. Becoming.

374. My art.

375. Dr. Chilton,

376. is

377. this

378. art?

379. - Art.

380. - You said

381. that I, who see

382. more than you, am insane.

383. I, who have pushed the world

384. so much further than you,

385. are insane.

386. I have dared more than you.

387. I am the Dragon

388. and you call me insane?

389. (whispered): Before me,

390. you are

391. a slug in the sun.

392. You are privy to a great Becoming

393. and you recognize nothing.

394. It is in your nature

395. to do one thing correctly

396. and before me you tremble.

397. Fear is not

398. what you owe me.

399. You owe me awe.

400. For your journey home.

401. Ice,

402. we'll need that.

403. Before we go,

404. I think we should tape

405. for a little while.

406. Look straight down the lens.

407. Repeat after me.

408. That's all,

409. Dr. Chilton.

410. You did very well. - You will let me go now?

411. - I will.

412. Although

413. there is one way

414. that I can help you better understand

415. and remember.

416. - I want to understand.

417. And I've got a very good memory.

418. - Hand delivered.

419. May I open it privately?

420. - You may not.

421. - Dr. Chilton often offended me,

422. so I certainly understand the sentiment.

423. - Where's the other one?

424. - This one can provide you anything the other one can.

425. I'm sorry, Jack. The tragedy of what's happened

426. to Frederick has put me in an excellent humour.

427. - Dr. Chilton disappeared yesterday,

428. under armed escort. - You pretended to burn

429. Freddie Lounds in a wheelchair to flush me out.

430. What were you pretending to do with Frederick Chilton?

431. - He profiled the Dragon.

432. For Freddie Lounds.

433. - We wanted to enrage him.

434. - Congratulations.

435. You could've provided anything Dr. Chilton could.

436. That would've been your lip I was tasting.

437. Again.

438. - You publicly discredited Dr. Chilton.

439. By refuting him,

440. you orchestrated his end by proxy.

441. - You orchestrated his end, Alana.

442. You saw the hole and let him roll

443. right into it. That's professional discourtesy.

444. - I have had a great privilege.

445. I have seen with wonder and awe

446. the strength of the Great Red Dragon.

447. All that I said

448. was lies from Will Graham.

449. I have blasphemed against the Dragon.

450. Even so,

451. the Dragon is merciful.

452. Because I was forced to lie,

453. he will be more merciful to me

454. than to you, Will Graham.

455. Reach behind you and feel

456. the small knobs

457. on the top of your pelvis.

458. Feel your spine between them;

459. that is the precise spot

460. where the Dragon will snap your spine.

461. There is much for you to dread.

462. From my own lips,

463. you will learn a little more to dread.

464. - Would you like to talk about

465. what happened with Frederick Chilton?

466. - The divine punishment

467. of a sinner

468. mirrors the sin being punished.

469. - Contrapasso. You play,

470. you pay.

471. - Chilton languished unrecognized

472. until "Hannibal the Cannibal."

473. He wanted the world to know his face.

474. - And now he doesn't have one.

475. - (whispered): Damned if I will feel.

476. - We are all making our way

477. through the Inferno.

478. Dante's pilgrims. - No,

479. we're not pilgrims. We're pets.

480. And the Great Red Dragon kills pets first.

481. - You put your hand on Dr. Chilton's shoulder

482. in the photograph.

483. Touch gives the world

484. an emotional context.

485. The touch of others

486. makes us who we are.

487. It builds trust.

488. - I put my hand on his shoulder for authenticity.

489. - To establish

490. that he really told you those insults

491. about the Dragon?

492. Or maybe you wanted

493. to put Dr. Chilton at risk?

494. Just a little?

495. - (whispered): I wonder.

496. - Do you have to wonder?

497. - No.

498. - What did you think the Great Red Dragon would do?

499. You were curious what would happen, that's apparent.

500. Is this what you were expecting?

501. - I can't say I'm surprised.

502. - Then you may as well

503. have struck the match.

504. That's

505. participation.

506. Hannibal Lecter

507. does have agency in the world.

508. He has you.

509. - He did Chilton like it looked like you did Freddie Lounds.

510. Hannibal said he would. In his own way.

511. - Hannibal told him to.

512. - You OK? - I'm OK.

513. I had the SWAT team.

514. - Chilton said your name when they brought him into the E.R.

515. He's trashed.

516. You oughta get ready for this.

517. - Frederick, it's Will Graham.

518. I'm sorry this happened to you.

519. - You set ne uh.

520. You knew it.

521. You set ne uh.

522. You tut your hand on ne

523. in the ticture,

524. like a tet.

525. - Can you understand what he's saying?

526. - He said,

527. "You set me up.

528. You knew it. You put your hand on me

529. in the picture, like a pet."

530. Did you see anything?

531. - A 'lack

532. woman...

533. and she was 'lind...

534. - "A black woman. She's blind."

535. - Reba.

536. The Dragon said her name when he called Lecter.

537. - Not much longer now.

538. If I untie you

539. and let you sit up,

540. will you be good?

541. - I, I... (gulping)

542. I didn't know you cared this much about me.

543. I'm glad you feel that way, but you scared me with this.

544. I never hurt you.

545. I never wanted to.

546. Let's just be friends

547. and have a good time and forget about this—

548. - Shut up.

549. I'm going to tell you something.

550. The most important thing

551. that you will ever hear.

552. Sermon-on-the-Mount important. Ten Commandments important.

553. Got it? - Yes, D. I don't—

554. - Shut up.

555. Some remarkable events

556. have happened in Chicago and Buffalo.

557. Do you know what I'm talking about?

558. - No.

559. - It's been on the news a lot.

560. Two groups of people

561. were changed.

562. Leeds. And Jacobi.

563. The police think that they were murdered.

564. Do you know now?

565. Do you know

566. what they call the— the Being

567. that visited those people?

568. - The Tooth Fai— - Think.

569. (gasp) Answer

570. correctly. - (whispered): It's, uh...

571. Dragon something.

572. Dragon... Red Dragon.

573. - I am

574. the Dragon.

575. Closed Captioning by SETTE inc.