The final image of Hannibal's second season - not counting the coda in the clouds with Hannibal and Bedelia - was the Wendigo dying before Will's eyes. Since the stag-man had always been a ...

as the stag's steps morphed into Hannibal's. It all became very clear — Hannibal has been the man Will's mind has been blocking out, the man Will's subconsciously figured out all along ...

Will stands in as a tenuous voice of reason until he wake up alone, with the horns of the stag piercing ... this, Hannibal’s presence is undeniable. I mean, the fact that the man twisted ...

In fact, it may have been Mikkelsen’s heavy Austrian-Danish accent that obscured some of Hannibal’s weaker points as a series. Namely: the barrage of baroque, erudite dialogue that sounds ...

The imagery with the stag continues to make appearances. The stag is now an image of Hannibal and Will dreams of killing the stag, to enact his wish of truly killing Hannibal. It's the only real ...

Last night’s episode of Hannibal, “Primavera, ” brought the stag back, but this time with a twist—unlike previous visions of a strong and able animal, this one was birthed out of a human ...