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1. Scenario: 1vs1 combat
2. Scenario: Cat and Mouse
3. Scenario: Hannibal finds Dexter first
4. Scenario: Dexter finds Hannibal first
5. Scenario: Dexter is Hannibal's patient

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1. Scenario: 1vs1 combat
2. Scenario: Cat and Mouse
3. Scenario: Dexter finds Hannibal first
4. Scenario: Hannibal finds Dexter first
5. Scenario: Dexter is Hannibal's patient

Original Image: https://pin.it/1pWAcH2j7 and https://www.tumblr.com/45cave/84237125328/illustration-by-45cave-hannibal-season01?source=share

Do y'all think, if Soldier Boy left, before talking back, Homelander would've spared him? And what moment was the point of no return?

The writers of Dexter regret killing off Brian so early. It honestly feels like they kept trying to bring him back through hallucinations, flashbacks, mentions and little cameos in later seasons because his character had so much potential left.

His storyline also felt way too big for just one season. Brian was one of the only people who completely understood Dexter, alongside Hannah.

What I mean specifically is the moment where Brian fights Dexter and escapes. Imagine if he had just stayed gone after that instead of coming back to try and kill Debra. If he simply disappeared and stayed out there somewhere, I feel like the entire show could’ve changed.

What do you guys think would’ve happened if Brian escaped and remained alive in the background? Do you think Dexter eventually would’ve joined him, hunted him down later or slowly become more like him over the seasons?

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TV Show:

1. Final Montage (Six Feet Under)
2. Saul's Confession (Better Call Saul)
3. A Rare Gift (Hannibal)

Video Games:

1. Sunrise (Red Dead Redemption II)
2. "I Wanted My Life Back" (Silent Hill 2)
3. The Last Dream (Disco Elysium) = "I'm Afraid"
   (Red Dead Redemption II)

Web Novels:

1. "I Won't Lose Too Much, Just Myself (Lord Of The Mysteries)
2. Klein Silently Watched The Scene (Lord Of The Mysteries)
3. Fang Yuan Beyond Morality (Reverend Insanity
   Chapter 1673)

Literature:

1. Rodion's Confession (Crime And Punishment)
2. Bazarov Conclusion (Fathers And Sons)
3. Rodion's Redemption (Crime And Punishment)

Let Me Know, What Y'all Think.

Pre Redemption And During Redemption

Since Hannibal has one of the highest peaks (A Rare Gift), I wanted to compare it to other peaks in fiction. Let me know what y'all think.

Rare Gift >= I Did It For Me (Breaking Bad)
Rare Gift >= Final Montage (Six Feet Under)
Rare Gift < Sunrise (Red Dead Redemption II)
Rare Gift > Phone Call (BoJack Horseman)
Rare Gift >= James Confession (Silent Hill 2)
Rare Gift > I Get It (The Sopranos)
Rare Gift =< I'm Afraid (Red Dead Redemption II)
Rare Gift = Saul's Confession (Better Call Saul)
Rare Gift >= Elliot's Conclusion (Mr. Robot)
Rare Gift >= Walter White's Death (Breaking Bad)
Rare Gift > Born In Blood (Dexter)
Rare Gift > Tyrion's Confession (Game Of Thrones)
Rare Gift > Joel's Death (The Last Of Us Part 2)

I’ve been thinking about this for a while and I honestly can’t wrap my head around it. How did Freddie Lounds survive as long as she did?

She’s consistently rude, provocative, and basically antagonizes everyone she interacts with even Hannibal, who is not exactly known for his forgiving of rudeness. She also constantly pushes Will Graham to the edge and generally behaves like there are zero consequences for poking literally every person around her

Given how meticulous Hannibal is and how easily he eliminates people for far less, I keep wondering, how she survived till the end.

So I’m curious what others think, do you believe Freddie Lounds would realistically have been killed in the fourth (or upcoming) season(s) of Hannibal or would the writers kept her around till the end?