Hannibal 3x4

Directed by Marc Jobst

Glenn Fleshler as Dr. Cordell Doemling • Raúl Esparza as Dr. Frederick Chilton • Gina Torres as Bella Crawford • Katharine Isabelle as Margot Verger • Joe Anderson as Mason Verger

After surviving a disfiguring gunshot, Dr. Fredrick Chilton is now focused on rallying support to capture Hannibal, using Will as bait. Jack is distracted by Bella's failing health, but he implores Will to abandon the risky idea of finding Hannibal. Meanwhile, Alana Bloom entertains a different approach, potentially partnering with Mason Verger to utilize his vast resources.

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1. - Previously on Hannibal... - Dr. Hannibal Lecter requests my company for dinner.

2. - This will be our last supper. - Hannibal thinks you are his man.

3. I think you're mine. - They've issued a warrant for your arrest, Will.

4. - Hello? - They know.

5. - Hello, Jack. You're early.

6. - Each of us

7. whose life intersected Hannibal Lecter lost something.

8. A limb here, a lung there.

9. A few feet of intestines.

10. The dead...

11. The dead at least have the luxury

12. of being done with what they lost.

13. But you and I, we still itch.

14. - That little itch must be telling you something.

15. - Would you like to discuss what that little itch is telling you?

16. - Are you wearing makeup?

17. How long does it take you to put your face on in the morning?

18. - Now that I've got the routine down, no time at all.

19. - Tell you what;

20. you show me yours

21. and I'll show you mine.

22. - There.

23. Now we can talk face-to-face.

24. - I understand you have offered

25. quite a substantial reward

26. for any kind of relevant information on Hannibal Lecter,

27. not just the usual apprehension and conviction.

28. - Yes, a million dollars.

29. One million. We advertised worldwide.

30. High price for a fancy pig.

31. - Hannibal would be a prize pig if I had him in my hospital,

32. but you do not intend to see him institutionalized, do you?

33. - I'm saying nothing that would force you

34. to break the bonds of doctor-patient confidentiality.

35. - You do not want a therapist.

36. You want a profiler.

37. - I want to understand

38. Hannibal Lecter to better understand myself.

39. - You survived him.

40. That is chief amongst what you need to understand. - "Survived him"?

41. That implies fortune or skill on my part

42. that somehow allowed me to live. This is exactly

43. how he intended me to live.

44. I know somewhere Dr. Lecter is going to and fro in the earth

45. and walking up and down in it,

46. and very likely having a good, fun time.

47. - How do you relieve the agony

48. of waiting for Dr. Lecter's capture?

49. What do you fantasize about?

50. I wonder what would happen

51. if Hannibal Lecter was in your hands.

52. - I worry we're heading into territory

53. not secured by your fee.

54. I think I need to look elsewhere for somebody

55. to tend to my emotional well-being.

56. Good-bye, Dr. Chilton.

57. - Happy hunting.

58. - You were supposed to leave.

59. - We couldn't leave without you.

60. - (man): How do you feel?

61. - Thirsty.

62. - Feel well enough for a visitor?

63. - Hello, Frederick.

64. - You were expecting someone else?

65. - I was hoping for someone else.

66. - He knew exactly how to cut you.

67. They said it was surgical.

68. He wanted you to live.

69. - He left us to die.

70. - But we didn't.

71. - Couple of suckers we've been.

72. He set us up and knocked us down.

73. What bothers me the most is,

74. I think it was easy for him.

75. Shooting monkeys in a barrel.

76. You had encephalitis.

77. I do not know what my excuse was.

78. - Compulsive imitation.

79. - How dull!

80. But maybe.

81. I am learning all sorts of new things about myself these days.

82. I'm learning new things about you, too.

83. - Imitation allows us to better understand the behavior of others.

84. - I have great empathy for you, Will.

85. Both of us eviscerated and accused —

86. I have literally felt your pain.

87. - We have matching scars.

88. - You need a friend...

89. friend.

90. You will leave this hospital under a cloud of suspicion.

91. - Not a cloud, a fog.

92. - I can help you get Hannibal Lecter out of your head.

93. - And into your hospital.

94. - There's opportunity here —

95. for both of us.

96. We can catch the man

97. who framed and maimed us.

98. - There's no opportunity here, Frederick.

99. Not for you.

100. - The optimist believes we live in

101. the best of all possible worlds; the pessimist

102. fears this is true.

103. This is your best possible world, Will.

104. Not getting a better one.

105. - I had hoped you would come look for me...

106. But I understand why you didn't.

107. - What can I do for you, Jack?

108. - Well, I'm here to, uh,

109. make sure that you don't contradict

110. the official narrative.

111. Well, we're officers of the FBI,

112. wounded in the course of heroic duty.

113. - That's not true for either of us.

114. - Well, we were supposed to go together. That's...

115. That's on me. My foul. My bad.

116. - Not all of our choices are consciously calculated.

117. - No...

118. But our decisions are.

119. You remember when you decided to call Hannibal?

120. - I wasn't decided when I called him.

121. I just called him.

122. I deliberated while the phone rang.

123. I decided when I heard his voice.

124. - You told him we knew.

125. - I told him to leave,

126. 'cause I wanted him to run.

127. - Why?

128. - Because...

129. Because he was my friend.

130. And because I wanted to run away with him.

131. - What I said before

132. I will say again,

133. which is something you cannot say:

134. that I did not warn you.

135. - Cannot see what you will not see.

136. - Until it shoves you out a window.

137. - I've always enjoyed the word "defenestration" —

138. now I get to use it in casual conversation.

139. - How many bones did you break?

140. - You say that like I broke them.

141. - You got yourself to the window, Dr. Bloom,

142. if not through it.

143. - They told me a lot of marrow got into my blood

144. and that I should expect to find myself

145. thinking differently.

146. - Hallelujah!

147. I do not mean to kick you when you are down.

148. I'm just reminding you how you got down.

149. - And who I'm down with.

150. - We could all use a little

151. group therapy while we're down here.

152. - There's only one "we"

153. you're really interested in, Frederick,

154. and that "we" isn't really interested in you.

155. - Will Graham could use a breakthrough.

156. - Being broken was his breakthrough?

157. - Being broken was yours.

158. Will has not had his breakthrough yet.

159. He is saving that for Dr. Lecter.

160. - It would be the best thing for his therapy, really.

161. - It's only a matter of time before they are back

162. in each other's orbit.

163. Shame not to have the good seats,

164. If only to support poor Will.

165. - That would require some manipulation.

166. - Some English on the ball, as it were.

167. - You were so afraid of me.

168. The last time I saw you...

169. Before that last time I saw you...

170. - What are you doing here?

171. - I guess I'm looking for you.

172. - That's a good guess.

173. - What are you doing here?

174. - Mm, visiting old friends.

175. - You're not tempted to forget?

176. - No, no — I don't want to forget.

177. I'm building rooms in my memory palace

178. for all my friends.

179. - Friendship is blackmail

180. elevated to the level of love.

181. - A mutually-unspoken pact

182. to ignore the worst in one another

183. in order to continue enjoying the best.

184. - After everything he's done,

185. can you still ignore the worst in him?

186. - I came here to be alone, Alana.

187. If you wouldn't mind...

188. - Hello.

189. I'm Dr. Bloom.

190. - You're the new psychiatrist.

191. - I went one exit too far on the expressway,

192. came back along the service road.

193. I'm not sure if this is my entrance...

194. - This can be your entrance.

195. Isn't easy to find the first time you come.

196. I'm Margot Verger.

197. - A witchy beauty about this place.

198. - Yes, isn't there?

199. You should see it in the spring.

200. The riot of lilacs in the wind smells

201. nothing at all like the stockyards

202. and slaughterhouses one usually associates

203. with the Verger name.

204. - Can you please let your brother know I'm here?

205. - He knows.

206. - Some people have trouble talking with Mason,

207. so if it bothers you

208. or you can't take it,

209. I'd be happy to answer any questions that you have.

210. - Thank you. - Margot,

211. you can leave us now.

212. - If my brother offers you chocolate,

213. politely refuse.

214. - Ah! Good afternoon, Dr. Bloom.

215. - Good afternoon, Mr. Verger.

216. - You know, I thank God for what happened.

217. It was my salvation.

218. Have you accepted Jesus, Dr. Bloom?

219. Do you have faith?

220. - I was raised in a religious atmosphere, Mr. Verger,

221. but whatever that left me with, it's not religion.

222. - Left me with more.

223. You see, I'm free, Dr. Bloom.

224. I'm right with the Risen Jesus and it's all OK now.

225. And nobody beats the Riz.

226. He will rise me up and smite mine enemies

227. and I shall hear the lamentations of their women.

228. That was once you, I'm told.

229. Dr. Lecter got

230. deeper inside you than he did any of us.

231. - Do you want me to get the nurse?

232. - No, no, I'm...

233. I'm fine, now, heh...

234. It's all OK now.

235. - You're supposed to share any relevant information

236. you find on Hannibal Lecter with the FBI.

237. - Huh!

238. - Have you always done that?

239. - Not exactly.

240. I want you to understand, Dr. Bloom,

241. that this is not a revenge thing.

242. I have forgiven Dr. Lecter

243. as Our Saviour forgave the Roman soldiers.

244. - Forgiveness isn't all it's cracked up to be, Mr. Verger.

245. I don't need religion to appreciate the idea

246. of Old Testament revenge.

247. - AH! Ah... - ARGH!

248. - Jack?

249. Are you there?

250. - Did I die?

251. - You did a lot of things.

252. Dying may have been among them.

253. For once,

254. I'm glad you're stubborn.

255. - What's good for the goose. Ha!

256. - You're not going into the ground with me, Jack.

257. So stop trying.

258. - I was dead.

259. I knew I was dead.

260. All that was left for me to do was die.

261. I thought if I could hear your voice,

262. we both wouldn't have to die alone.

263. - I'm not afraid of dying.

264. I'm not afraid

265. of what it will be like to be dead.

266. I'm... more...

267. curious...

268. of any what-ifs

269. than I am of any absolutes.

270. You can do something that I can't:

271. you can cut out

272. what's killing you.

273. - Every useful hoop our mind can jump through

274. begins with a certain degree of attention.

275. Focus is the most important thing any of us can do.

276. You...

277. You are losing focus, Jack.

278. - I have refocused.

279. - Forced retirement at the FBI?

280. You fall in love with the Bureau,

281. but it does not fall in love with you.

282. - Behavioral Sciences doesn't have the resources.

283. Homeland Security is the priority now.

284. Terrorists are more frightening than psychopaths.

285. - Not to me.

286. - Really?

287. The first thing you did after getting shot in the face

288. was copyright "Hannibal the Cannibal."

289. - A catchphrase is a trademark and protected as a form of property.

290. You are alive

291. because you did not pull that glass from your neck.

292. Will Graham is alive

293. because Hannibal Lecter likes him that way.

294. - Maybe it's one of those friendships that ends

295. after the disemboweling. - I would argue, with these two,

296. that's tantamount to flirtation.

297. Will is going to lead you

298. right to him. - Oh, no he's not. Not to me.

299. I've let them both go. I've let it all go.

300. - You dangle Will Graham and now you cut bait?

301. You're letting Hannibal have him hook, line and sinker.

302. - You'll excuse me, Dr. Chilton.

303. I like to be home in the evenings

304. when my wife wakes up.

305. - Hmm?

306. - Jack?

307. - God, I love you in white.

308. - Jack?

309. - She'll look beautiful.

310. - Bella's dead.

311. That should change the view from these windows.

312. It's not right if the view

313. stays the same.

314. It's not right.

315. - I'm so sorry about Bella, Jack.

316. - I opened my eyes this morning

317. and at that moment,

318. before the weight of the day came for me,

319. I didn't even think about Bella dying.

320. I still think she was hoping to die while I was out of the room,

321. but...

322. I was there when her heart stopped.

323. And I held onto her until her brain died.

324. - I hope she's somewhere today, Jack,

325. and that she's comfortable.

326. - I hope she can see it in my heart.

327. She had to die on me.

328. I knew it was coming,

329. but it still smarts.

330. I know what's coming for you, Will.

331. You don't have to die on me, too.

332. - Ow!

333. Ow...

334. - I'm saying "ow"! - Blood is flowing.

335. Nerves are intact.

336. Pain is a good thing.

337. - This is why you can never legally work

338. in the health industry, Cordell.

339. They were going to throw you away.

340. You would have been wasted.

341. Ow...

342. - Scar tissue

343. is an awesome demonstration of self-preservation.

344. The flesh's fight to exist,

345. down to the most basic cell,

346. is a wonder.

347. - At Communions around the earth,

348. the devout believe that through the miracle

349. of transubstantiation,

350. they eat the flesh and blood of Christ.

351. - It is an impressive ceremony.

352. - I need to prepare an even more impressive ceremony

353. with no transubstantiation necessary.

354. Cordell, I have known you to be absolutely reliable

355. and capable of almost anything. Is that true?

356. - It is not untrue.

357. - I pay you a large salary

358. to be responsible for my care and feeding.

359. - And all that that entails.

360. - All that that entails.

361. I would like you to begin arrangements

362. for Dr. Hannibal Lecter to be eaten alive.

363. - Do you have a preference

364. for how you would like him prepared?

365. - Oh, Cordell...

366. If I had lips, I would smile.

367. - All this time he eludes us — he got away clean!

368. It's as though Hannibal Lecter has dropped off the earth.

369. - Hannibal obviously has good papers and money.

370. Europe is where a man of his tastes would settle.

371. - Well, his tastes

372. are very specific.

373. - And that's how you'll find him.

374. - Oh? - The wine,

375. the truffles —

376. taste in all things

377. will be a constant between Dr. Lecter's lives.

378. His name will change, but his taste will not.

379. - Of course you know what he would favour.

380. Tell me, Dr. Bloom,

381. does he favour you?

382. - I think I amused him.

383. Things either amuse him or they don't. And if they don't...

384. Well, you didn't.

385. - Do you feel he ever

386. genuinely cared for you?

387. - I have no idea how Dr. Lecter genuinely feels about me.

388. Last time we spoke,

389. he promised he'd kill me.

390. - Huh... So, tell me:

391. how does it feel to use understanding

392. as a predator's tool?

393. - I'm using it as I've always used it —

394. a psychiatric tool.

395. - Why not take this to Jack Crawford?

396. - Jack's done at the FBI; a footnote

397. in his own Evil Minds Museum.

398. - I'm curious, Dr. Bloom,

399. how I have found you in my pocket.

400. Do tell.

401. I'm all ears — they've just been... redistributed.

402. - You're preparing the theatre of Hannibal's death.

403. I'm just doing my part to get him to the stage.

404. - Where's Will?

405. - He's already gone, Jack.

406. Will knows what he has to do.

407. Do you?

408. Closed Captioning by SETTE inc.