Hannibal 3x6

Directed by Vincenzo Natali

Tao Okamoto as Chiyo • Giorgio Lupano as Inspector • Katharine Isabelle as Margot Verger • Joe Anderson as Mason Verger • Fortunato Cerlino as Insp. Rinaldo Pazzi

With Bedelia securing her alibi, Hannibal prepares to leave Florence just as Jack and Will begin to track him down. With Pazzi murdered, Mason and his cohorts consider a different course of action. However, Chiyoh has arrived in Florence with her own agenda.

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1. - How do you know Hannibal is in Florence?

2. - Botticelli. - You're drawing them

3. to you, aren't you? - I'm not searching for Hannibal.

4. I know exactly where he is.

5. - I will pay 3 million dollars

6. for the doctor alive. - I'm Inspector Rinaldo Pazzi.

7. - Dr. Lecter is careful. He will strike.

8. - You are going to be caught. It has already been

9. set into motion. - Ah!

10. - Ugh!

11. - (man): Jack.

12. - He's wounded...

13. and he's worried.

14. - No, Hannibal doesn't worry.

15. Knowing he's in danger won't rattle him any more

16. than killing does.

17. - If Rinaldo Pazzi had decided to do his job

18. as an officer of the law,

19. he would have determined very quickly that he was

20. Hannibal Lecter. Would have taken less than 30 minutes

21. to get a warrant. - All those resources

22. were denied to Pazzi.

23. As soon as he decided to sell Hannibal,

24. he became a bounty hunter.

25. - Outside the law and alone.

26. Here we are: outside the law and alone.

27. - Have you told la polizia

28. they're looking for Hannibal Lecter?

29. - They're motivated to find Dr. Fell inside the law.

30. Knowing who he is, what he's worth,

31. it will just coax them out of bounds.

32. - That'd be a free-for-all. - And Hannibal will slip away.

33. Will you slip away with him?

34. - Part of me will always want to.

35. - You have to cut that part out.

36. - No, of course, you found him here,

37. not because of the exhibit,

38. but because of the crowd it attracts.

39. You had him, Jack. He was beaten.

40. Why didn't you kill him?

41. - Maybe I need you to.

42. - I want to be able to draw these streets from memory.

43. I want to be able to draw the Palazzo Vecchio

44. and the Duomo.

45. - You won't be coming back here for a very long time.

46. - Memories of Florence will be all I have.

47. Florence is where I became a man.

48. I see my end in my beginning.

49. - All of our endings can be found in our beginnings.

50. History repeats itself,

51. and there is no escape.

52. - You've packed lightly.

53. - I packed for you.

54. This is where I leave you.

55. Or more accurately,

56. where you leave me.

57. - This isn't how I intended to say goodbye.

58. I imagined it differently.

59. - I didn't.

60. I knew that you intended to eat me,

61. and I knew that you had

62. no intention of eating me hastily.

63. - Would be a shame not to savour you.

64. - I have not marinated long enough for your tastes.

65. When they come for you...

66. - And they will come...

67. - ... what will you say of me?

68. - I will help you tell the version of events you want to be told.

69. I will help you because you asked me to.

70. - You may make a meal of me yet, Hannibal...

71. but not today.

72. - Pig tails cut into sections to give

73. the aesthetic of fingers cut at the joint.

74. - Finger food. Ha!

75. - Hands are how we touch the world.

76. They're tactile... sensual.

77. Remove an arm and your patient

78. will still feel phantom digits.

79. Imagine how Dr. Lecter will feel

80. while he's watching you nibble his fingers.

81. - Oh, poetry, Cordell. Poetry.

82. - In a ginger-black vinegar sauce.

83. - Mmmm. It's mostly skin and bone.

84. Oh! - The actual fingers

85. will have more meat. Then, there's the marrow.

86. Here it is in a fermented

87. bean sauce.

88. - Ah, I prefer the ginger.

89. - No, no.

90. Spit.

91. - A Buddhist singing bowl.

92. The gong represents the start of a new day.

93. - Buddhists don't eat meat. - This isn't meat...

94. this is man.

95. - Papa always used to say meat was a people business.

96. He was a pioneer in livestock production;

97. I'm sure he's eaten someone.

98. I must admit a tremble at the notion myself.

99. - I find there's something reassuring

100. about you eating Dr. Lecter.

101. It makes you the apex predator.

102. - I like that. "Apex predator."

103. - We could... Peking duck him.

104. - Oh?

105. - You have to torture a duck to prepare it.

106. Pump its skin up with air,

107. then glaze it with a hot honey

108. and hang it by its neck until it dries.

109. - And then roast until crispy.

110. Transubstantiation.

111. I'm here. Tell me.

112. I feel like I just paid a lot of money for a dead dago.

113. - The feces will fly about Pazzi.

114. - Better get it out that Pazzi was dirty.

115. They'll take it better if he was dirty. Was he dirty?

116. - Except for this, I don't know.

117. - What if they trace Pazzi

118. back to you?

119. - Oh, I can take care of that.

120. - You took care of Pazzi.

121. - I have little interest

122. in the expensive piece of meat

123. twitching on the end of that electrical cord, Dr. Bloom.

124. - Hannibal could disappear too well and you'd be left with nothing.

125. Better buy another cop.

126. - Better buy the whole department.

127. - You must be looking for Hannibal Lecter.

128. One of his patients?

129. - No, not a patient.

130. Where is he?

131. - Seeing how you let yourself in,

132. forgive me if it's forward of me to ask,

133. who the hell are you?

134. - Family.

135. - And you've come all the way from home.

136. - Who are you?

137. - I'm his psychiatrist.

138. Medicinal purposes.

139. - You're like his bird.

140. I'm his bird, too.

141. He puts us in cages

142. to see what we'll do. - Fly away

143. or dash ourselves dead against the bars.

144. - You haven't flown away.

145. - You are flying right towards him. How does he

146. inspire such devotion?

147. - You're his psychiatrist.

148. - You could add to what I've learned

149. from my experience with him

150. and from the mute postures of the dead.

151. Were you there?

152. Did you watch

153. as the wild beast within him

154. turned from the teat

155. and entered the world?

156. - I met the beast...

157. and I saw him grow.

158. Someone wants to kill him.

159. - More than one someone, I'd say.

160. What do you want?

161. - I want to cage him.

162. - I thought Will Graham was Hannibal's biggest mistake...

163. I wonder if it isn't you.

164. Now, if you'll excuse me,

165. I have to take my medicine.

166. - Mrs. Fell, I presume?

167. - My husband is a doctor.

168. He's been treating my condition.

169. - And what condition is that... Mrs. Fell?

170. - I get confused.

171. - Oh, please. You need to get

172. over yourself, whatever self that is, Bedelia.

173. - My name is Lydia Fell.

174. - You expect us to believe that you somehow

175. lost yourself in

176. the hot darkness of Hannibal Lecter's mind?

177. That Lydia Fell is some construct?

178. - It's you, isn't it?

179. - Well, now I'm really confused.

180. - I... don't...

181. believe you.

182. - You...

183. are not confused...

184. Bedelia.

185. - That is not my name. - Oh, you know

186. who you are and what you've done, and you know exactly

187. how you're going to wiggle out of it. What is this?

188. Sedatives? Hypnotics?

189. Ethanol? Scopolamine?

190. Midazolam? - Same cocktail

191. Dr. Lecter served Miriam Lass.

192. You've been freebasing your alibi.

193. And I'm not even mad at you.

194. To tell the truth, I'm fairly impressed.

195. - Mostly because you're still alive.

196. When this fog of yours clears...

197. I'd love to hear how you managed that.

198. - You say my husband

199. murdered a chief investigator.

200. Where is the polizia?

201. Shouldn't they be questioning me?

202. - They will.

203. - They sure are taking their time.

204. What could possibly be the delay?

205. I have an idea.

206. Do you?

207. - They're being bought

208. by the same people that bought Rinaldo Pazzi.

209. - Interest in my husband is

210. certainly getting competitive.

211. - Will?

212. Will? - I wonder who will catch him first.

213. - I've made new friends in Italy.

214. They're cleaning up and starting over, so all you need

215. to concern yourself with now is what will happen

216. once Dr. Lecter is in your hands.

217. - You've worked so hard to give me what I want.

218. It's only fair to talk about what Margot wants.

219. Come sit on Santa's lap, huh?

220. - You know what I want.

221. - The biggest regret of my life

222. is taking away your ability

223. to create it. - Adoption

224. is a nice thing to do. - No pedigree in buying

225. a Chinese baby. They're cheaper than shoats.

226. I wish I could give you a Verger baby,

227. our own baby. Yours and mine.

228. We could raise it together.

229. - The last time you said you wanted to have a baby,

230. you removed my uterus. - In my defense,

231. you weaponized your uterus. You shouldn't have been

232. waving it around like a loaded pistol.

233. - I brought it on myself.

234. - As you so often do, Margot.

235. But there's a possibility that I'm still packing

236. loads of viable sperm.

237. Stumbled across any viable uteruses lately, hm?

238. - What are you up to, Mason?

239. - I want us to have a baby, Margot.

240. I could be really good to a child.

241. I could take parenting classes.

242. Let's find a way, Margot.

243. Let's find a way to be a family again, hmm?

244. - If I saw you every day,

245. forever, Will,

246. I would remember this time.

247. - Strange seeing you here in front of me.

248. Been staring at afterimages of you in places you haven't

249. been in years.

250. - "To market, to market, to buy a fat pig.

251. Home again, home again, jiggity-jig."

252. - I wanted to understand you

253. before I laid eyes on you again.

254. I needed it to be clear...

255. what I was seeing.

256. - Where does the difference between the past

257. and the future come from?

258. - Mine?

259. Before you and after you.

260. Yours?

261. It's all starting to blur.

262. Mischa.

263. Abigail.

264. Chiyoh.

265. - How is Chiyoh?

266. - She pushed me off a train.

267. - Atta girl.

268. - You and I

269. have begun to blur.

270. - Isn't that how you found me?

271. - Every crime of yours...

272. feels like one I am guilty of.

273. Not just Abigail's murder, every murder...

274. stretching backward and forward in time.

275. - Freeing yourself from me and...

276. me freeing myself from you,

277. they are the same.

278. - We're conjoined.

279. I'm curious

280. whether either of us can

281. survive separation.

282. - Now is the hardest test:

283. not letting rage and frustration...

284. nor forgiveness keep you from thinking.

285. Shall we?

286. - After you.

287. - Mason's ahead of the FBI

288. in the pursuit of Hannibal Lecter.

289. - Mason has no intention of ever sharing his lead with the FBI.

290. - I do...

291. once he has Hannibal.

292. - There is something I need to get from Mason

293. before he goes to prison.

294. Any experience harvesting sperm?

295. We cannot locate Dr. Fell.

296. Close attention has been brought to bear on him.

297. We have eyewitness accounts of a bloody figure,

298. matching his description,

299. running from the scene.

300. The Italian public has already decided

301. il Mostro has killed Rinaldo Pazzi.

302. A 20-year-old debt finally paid.

303. - The Italian public is right.

304. - Il Mostro died in prison.

305. Il Commandator Pazzi

306. had been assigned to investigate

307. the disappearance of two men from the Palazzo Capponi.

308. - My husband knew Professor Sogliato.

309. We were at his home many times.

310. - We believe your husband was responsible for the disappearances

311. and murdered Pazzi when he came to the same conclusion.

312. - If you haven't already,

313. access the ViCAP database at Quantico.

314. You'll find Dr. Fell on the Most-Wanted page,

315. under the name of Hannibal Lecter.

316. The fingerprints you'll pull from Pazzi's noose

317. will be his. - If you knew

318. Dr. Fell to be Hannibal Lecter,

319. why didn't you bring it to the attention of the Questura?

320. - He had a price on his head. Pazzi knew about it, tried to sell him.

321. For that kind of money, I can't blame him.

322. Can you?

323. - You've already been questioned

324. regarding Rinaldo Pazzi's murder, Signor Crawford.

325. Since you're not in Florence on official FBI business,

326. that will be all.

327. Not you, Signora Fell.

328. You stay right where you are.

329. - This is gonna hurt.

330. The bullet is still inside you.

331. Chiyoh has always been very protective of me.

332. Did she kill her tenant,

333. or did you?

334. - She did.

335. - Excellent.

336. You dropped your forgiveness, Will.

337. You forgive how God forgives.

338. Would you have done it quickly?

339. Or would you have stopped to gloat?

340. - Does God gloat?

341. - Often.

342. - No, no. No, no, no, no, no.

343. Ugh!

344. - Give that a moment.

345. - I can almost taste the butter.

346. - Taste and smell are the oldest senses

347. and the closest to the center of the mind.

348. - Parts that precede pity and morality.

349. - They play in the dome of our skulls,

350. like miracles illuminated on a church ceiling.

351. The ceremonies and sights and exchanges of dinner

352. can be far more engaging than theater.

353. - What's for dinner?

354. - Never ask.

355. Spoils the surprise.

356. - No, no.

357. - I don't indulge much in regret, but...

358. I am sorry to be leaving Italy.

359. There were things in the Palazzo Capponi

360. I would have liked to read.

361. I would have liked to play the clavier...

362. and perhaps compose.

363. I would have liked to show you Florence, Will.

364. - Soup isn't very good.

365. - It's a parsley and thyme infusion,

366. and more for my sake than yours.

367. Have another sip.

368. Let that circulate.

369. - Are we expecting company?

370. - Wr-wrong floor.

371. - Will.

372. - He is under the table, Jack.

373. - Argh!

374. - Your husband left you behind.

375. - I had no reason to run.

376. I've done nothing wrong.

377. - I hold in my hands

378. the photographs

379. taken for Dr. Fell's State work permit.

380. Oh. I also have his French

381. work papers.

382. Looks different with a beard, no?

383. - That is not my husband. - This is Roman Fell.

384. And this is Lydia Fell.

385. - I am Lydia Fell.

386. - Did you murder her with your husband?

387. Or did you just watch?

388. - I... am Lydia Fell.

389. - I don't care who you are.

390. I don't care if you're in your right mind

391. or your wrong mind. Understand?

392. Those things are inconsequential.

393. - I understand. In this moment,

394. you do not work for the Questura.

395. - Hmm...

396. That's a good thing to understand.

397. - I do not want to be seen as... uncooperative.

398. - How you're seen is entirely up to you.

399. Rescued by the brave Questura or...

400. apprehended.

401. - I've never considered myself in need of being...

402. rescued, until now.

403. - Is your husband still in the city?

404. - My husband was hoping to meet a friend

405. before he left Florence.

406. - Where?

407. - The nature of the meeting required privacy.

408. They will be somewhere

409. no one is supposed to be.

410. - I've taken the liberty of giving you

411. something to help you relax.

412. Won't be able to do much more than chew,

413. but that's all you'll need to do.

414. I didn't have

415. an opportunity to ask you during our last encounter,

416. but did you enjoy the exhibition?

417. A different kind of evil minds museum...

418. - Not that different.

419. We were supposed to sit down together

420. at your house in Baltimore,

421. just the three of us.

422. - You were to be the guest of honour.

423. - But the menu was all wrong.

424. - Yes, it was.

425. Jack was the first to suggest getting inside your head.

426. Now, we both have the opportunity

427. to chew quite literally...

428. what we've only chewed figuratively.

429. - Hannibal...

430. stop.

431. Stop!

432. - Gentlemen,

433. welcome to Muskrat Farm.

434. Closed Captioning by SETTE inc.