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Presentation and validity In season 3, episode 3, Will is at Hannibal's childhood home and decides to talk to him to learn more. It should be noted that at this moment Hannibal is not physically present with him, Will is therefore going to imagine Hannibal in his head, but the scene is there to represent their connection to how much they understand each other. Hannibal and Will were thus speaking to each other at the same time, both in their imagination, knowing what the other was going to answer. This makes even more sense when we know that later Will will join part of Hannibal’s memory palace, a place they use to talk to each other at any moment, even when they are not physically present. Moreover, Hannibal and Will are both described as being above the rest of humanity in emotional understanding, and even said to have the same level of “insight.” So it seems that narratively it makes sense that Hannibal also imagined the conversation, to show their connection, but it also makes sense in terms of Hannibal’s narrative in the verse compared to Will, he is superior in intelligence, but in emotional understanding (interpersonal) he seems relative now let’s look at the script to see the feat Well-coiffed, besuited, dry. Sitting in his THERAPY CHAIR. He's staring at the hunting cottage and the castle in the distance beyond it. HANNIBAL It's not healing to see your childhood home, but it helps you measure whether you are broken, how and why, assuming you want to know. WILL …

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