[Western Crossover] The Lambs' Silence

(The following is my personal understanding, don't hit me (scurry away with your head in your hands)) Mia's emotions (thoughts) about Hannibal before she lost her memory should have been: My brother's teacher is very handsome and a good teacher. It is very difficult to recover the memory after amnesia. It is undeniable that when I lost my memory, I felt Hannibal's tenderness and thoughtfulness, and naturally became attached (it can be said that Uncle Ba did personally create a pure and flawless lamb that clings to him and conforms to his heart). During this time, Mia should have been in love with him (could she have thanked God when praying for allowing her to meet a husband who loved her and cared for her so much?) However, after recovering her memory, it was all at once. She became entangled, hating him for killing her brother and keeping her away from her original life, original friends, and her lover... She was afraid of being discovered by him and regaining her memory, and afraid of his long-term captivity (because Hannibal had not shown anything for so long, so she might be afraid of his scheming and government). But she actually loved Hannibal in her heart. She longed to leave, longed for freedom, longed to go back to where everything had not begun, but unfortunately she could not. (Actually, I feel that Hannibal also loves Mia? The most obvious reason is the removal of the spleen in the end) She loves the heroine deeply. It can be seen from the little things in the heroine's life that she is deeply happy for the birth of the heroine. Woohoo... Such tangled emotions. I love Hannibal but hate Hannibal. I know I shouldn't look back when I run away, but I still can't help but worry after seeing Hannibal fall to the ground. There are also many small details in the article (whisper)

Just a little bit, a little bit closer, Mia and little Esther's new life is about to begin. Destiny, you are really nothing.

I want to see Mia in the parallel world!! A happy life without meeting Hannibal!

For the young Hannibal, I would take on the appearance of the male protagonist of "Young Hannibal", who is really handsome, and for the middle age, I would take on the appearance of Uncle Wheat, a mature and charming adult! The old generation enters the movie version of Hannibal, absolutely amazing

The misplaced intersection of three people, alas, the source of everything Holmes people are arrogant and very naive, hahahahahaha

Not tall? Is the movie version of Hannibal used here? The actor in the TV series is 183, and the Uncle Ba I imagined in my mind is about 185-190.

Alas, it's such a pity that Rudy and Mia were separated so abruptly and died so miserably.

As expected, the only person who could snatch someone away from Hannibal was Holmes. Death is Mia's release, ("I will accompany you back to the United States." Once the authoritarian Mycroft is included in his protective circle, it is difficult to get out. Hannibal and Holmes are equal opponents. They are equally powerful, possess the same damn desire for control, and are lords who have enclosed their territory.)

Alas, it was destroyed by Hannibal again at the critical moment of choice. The maggot attached to the bone, I can only describe his control over his prey/properties in this way. Even if he fled abroad, he still held the source of the rope. He could loosen or tighten it as he pleased. It was terrifying.

The writing is very touching. To be honest, it feels like watching an American TV series. The pictures are lifelike. I originally came here for Hannibal, hahaha, but I was shocked by the plot of Mia. It's really sad.