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I don't even know what I'm looking at nowadays.

( I cannot say what I am thinking, seeing this )

@pikapika hhh 我是一个离开括弧讲不了中文的mastodon用户嘛 汤这位 bonearenaofmyskull.tumblr.com/hannibalmetaindexs1 这个链接是我最喜爱汤主的S1 meta的整理，这位汤主是我见过arguments写得最好的一位，very concise and very logical and properly objective even tho she absolutely stans for Will, 且熟读原著，专业是literature，职业是literature teacher，也许这就是为什么人家预测剧情神准（（（（ 她的S1 meta很多是在S2 S3播出之前写的，有一些从三季之后的角度回顾会有一些不准，但是... 还是比其他某些观众的小论文好多了。 我没有看过vampire diaries, sorry XD

@pikapika hhhhh 没事，其实我并不嗑cp（？）也不会自己写什么（你）(但是也不拒绝fanfics（读过一些S4 fanfics S2和S3很棒，每一季都在刷新这个关系，爽极了（it's beautiful） I've spent the past six months going through the episodes (three times (??)) and shedload of analysis essays and extras and commentaries and interviews, I'm still halfway through the commentaries ( 如有需要的话 我能提供一些优秀的 tumblr 分析小论文（什么）和搞笑blog（你

I finished listening a while ago, but then I immediately lost my phone, so i didn't do the planned listening-for-a-second-time-and-picking-up-more-details, which I wanted to do before I said anything about it.

Well it is nicely suspenseful story, fun to listen to, weirdly similar in the myth basis so I got really confused when I did this and American Gods simultaneously, because they are both using Norse mythology for the main plotline/characters .... and it is rather similar to the taste of Hitchhiker's.

The Hot Potato song is still stuck in my head.

ohhhhh My Ainsel is from my own self .... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/My_Own_Self

@pikapika 咦 怎么 在这里也遇到fellow Hannibal观众吗 XD

I'm new to the fannibals, pls cook me gently (?

Um, I can't find the book and I am too lazy to create an item, so I write it under this because I did them for the same reason: fannibalism. Book: Imposter, LJ Ross, read by Hugh Dancy I.... after I listened I totally get why they got Dancy to read the audiobook .... It's a psychological profiler who has a day job as a psychologist and got dragged into an investigation because police needed it and did it for free, who is traumatised by previous patient and people he couldn't save, and determined to not lose another victim because he couldn't profile well .... Well .... basically, it's will graham having hanni's day job (?) It's not bad, it's a decent detective story.

Well! Unexpectedly... it is true that Hannibal NBC is authentic to the theme of this. And the feeling of the writing. The ending paragraph even has got the Pterry feeling of choosing to be what you are, and we are all capable of good and evil, and good and evil are man-made concepts. Well! I mean ... it does stem from the William Blake poems and Blake's always been on the symmetry of human nature, not only in the quoted songs of innocence and experience, but also in marriage of heaven and hell. It all goes full circle....

This is more interesting than I thought. It's like Pride and Prejudice but the conflicts are between classes, and the transformation from the agriculture-landowner way of making a living, to the industry-manufacturer way. It has pretty good way of looking at strike, and seeking understanding between people with different perspectives. Margaret is able to change from her how she's brought up, but the old life is always chasing her and trying to imprison her again, and that leaves her quite lonely. Same for Thornton. People that are on the margin of their designated groups, who are capable and willing to cross the boundary, what's not to love about them.

And this. To leave behind the participation, the belonging, the communion that is not all you.

This is probably why I feel connection to the Nutt plotline, because what orcs were, he isn't. He isn't, because Margolotta made him, and sent him away from that environment. He grew to be different, he became a proof. He proved that not becoming the status quo was possible, one could choose. And he could even stand up to his very own maker in addition to the ...bio-engineered makeup. His own maker was the voice in his head, the thing that kept him down ... it was useful in the beginning (was it tho), but it was not helpful after a while. He learned to be critical about that. He escaped his crab bucket too.