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“Don’t you just love the holidays?” a lady in the foyer asks when their coats are being taken and she coos over a display of sugared fruits, red ribbon, and what is probably the antler shed of half a dozen whitetail deer.
Frederick’s eyes widen with a polite smile. He must move the entirety of his face to do so, so great is his disinterest and disagreement with that statement.
“The statistical high for suicide in the United States year over year,” he says in a cheery drawl, and strolls in.
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Hannibal Lecter is throwing a Christmas party after the attack by Matthew Brown. Frederick Chilton can't eat anything interesting, and while the timing is good with the host being what he is, and the circumstances being what they are, he goes looking for the only other person he knows that is upset about that.
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05 Aug 2026
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“You gonna take it?” Robby asks. “Of course you will,” he purrs. His fingers tighten in Dennis’ hair, dragging him back. His hands scramble for Robby’s thighs, searching out something to hang onto as his tip rubs across his mouth. “Pretty little cocksucker. Open.”
Or, Dennis and Robby do a scene at a play party.
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31 Jul 2026
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Will Graham is having a hard time adjusting to life after prison, and takes a day off following the discovery of Randall Tier's first kill.
Predictably and ironically, Hannibal insists on being part of it. Set during S2: Shiizakana.
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The first time Will tells anyone how many dogs he has - five at the time - they don’t take long to question if he knows what he’s doing. Will is accustomed to this. He doesn’t think there’s been a single moment in his life since graduating high school that he hasn’t had to field questions in some variation on this theme.
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Hannibal doesn't turn himself in, but neither does Will go looking for him. He looks after his dogs instead, and finds another stray.
A quiet Season 3 fix-it.
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17 May 2026
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Molly thinks later that Alana Bloom must be more than certain that Hannibal Lecter will decline her request. That even suggesting it was possible was a small deceit to get Molly off the phone. Molly can’t say she disagrees with the methodology. She’s never taken no for an answer without hearing it a few times first.
The form is sent to Molly’s work email without any more fanfare than the first one she received that evening, arriving with a little chime next to her pot full of pasta water. It is innocuous and small on the screen - just a requisite questionnaire that is mostly contact information that will be redacted, and a nondescript box requesting the purpose of her visit.
The text field beneath sits insidiously smug, cursor waving to her with its blinking. It insists on her brevity - one-thousand and two-hundred characters or less, if she would please.
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Will Graham can't stop pretending to be Molly Foster's perfect person. Molly, in great naivete, thinks she should learn how to return the favor for the long term health of their marriage.
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17 May 2026