Critics generally praised the episode for its visual style, particularly its "Dracula-esque" gothic atmosphere. Reviewers from Slant Magazine noted the shift toward gothic stylistics, while others highlighted the deepening romantic and obsessive subtext between Will and Hannibal.
: Bedelia deduces that Hannibal did not kill his sister, but he did eat her to "forgive" her for the way she influenced and "betrayed" him.
: In Italy, Hannibal and Bedelia Du Maurier host Professor Sogliato for dinner. In a sudden act of violence, Hannibal stabs Sogliato in the temple with an ice pick. Bedelia "technically" finishes the act by removing the pick. SecondoHannibal : Season 3 Episode 3
The central theme of "Secondo" is and how it relates to betrayal and consumption.
" Secondo ," the third episode of Hannibal 's third season, originally aired on June 18, 2015, and serves as a pivotal exploration of Dr. Hannibal Lecter's origins. Directed by , the episode is characterized by its gothic horror aesthetic and focuses on the search for the titular character as his past and present collide. Plot Overview Critics generally praised the episode for its visual
: The episode confirms that Jack Crawford survived the Season 2 finale. He arrives in Palermo, meeting with Inspector Pazzi to discuss Hannibal's latest "bloody valentine" display. Key Character Moments and Themes
: Hannibal concludes that the only way he can forgive Will Graham for his betrayal is to eat him. : In Italy, Hannibal and Bedelia Du Maurier
: Will exhibits Hannibal-like behavior by manipulating Chiyoh into killing her prisoner. He then creates his own elaborate tableau, displaying the prisoner's corpse in the shape of a dragonfly. Cast and Crew