We very intentionally wanted Will’s actions to be open to interpretation. Two was he wanted Hannibal Lecter to leave before Jack Crawford arrived, because he feared for Jack Crawford’s safety. And so, in that moment, he could have been calling Hannibal Lecter for one of two reasons: One was to warn him to get out of dodge, so his partner in crime could escape. But I think Will is feeling very conflicted about everything concerning Hannibal Lecter. Well, there are several possible reasons, and we won’t know exactly which one it was until Season 3. TVLINE | When Will saw the FBI cars coming to arrest him, and he made that call to Hannibal and said “They know,” what was his motivation? If Hannibal hadn’t gotten the whiff, and if Kade Prurnell hadn’t shut down operation, they would’ve had Hannibal Lecter. If Will had stayed true to his alliance with Jack Crawford, absolutely. TVLINE | So, if Hannibal hadn’t gotten the whiff of Freddie Lounds on Will’s skin, would he have wound up behind bars? And that’s why his response was so brutal and spiteful and devastating. That kind of seduction surprises Hannibal, and it surprises him that he allowed it.
And yet, was seduced by humanity in a true form, Will Graham.
So, from her point of view, it’s wise not to trust a damn thing about this man. In that moment when Bedelia’s saying that, she’s working off the Hannibal that she knows. TVLINE | In Episode 12, Bedelia Du Maurier tells Jack, “If you think you’re about to catch Hannibal, that’s because he wants you to think that.” But it became clear in the finale that Hannibal was actually so enamored of Will, or felt so connected to him, that he’d truly let his guard down.Ībsolutely.
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TVLine caught up with Fuller to explore Bedelia’s motivations, Will’s conflicted loyalties and a number of last-minute finale changes (including a scene initially intended for Episode 7, plus a tweak to the airplane passenger list): RELATED | Save the Dates! 80+ June Premieres and Finales If those characters’ uncertain (but certainly precarious) fates weren’t enough, the hour wrapped with a post-closing credits scene featuring Hannibal sipping champagne on an airplane alongside his enigmatic therapist Bedelia Du Maurier (Gillian Anderson).
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