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Daniel and Armand (commission for @desertfangs )
Armand is a stalker haha <3 and Daniel... I feel you u.u
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one of those dates✨🐟❄️
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some armands I did a while ago 😔
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There once was a young Christian boy who ate cigarettes. Every day he would eat more and more, but he would not die because he prayed while he ate the cigarettes. He ate so many cigarettes that he grew to tremendous size. When the boy finally died, the priests wrapped him in a great silken funeral cloth. It was then that the heavens opened, and from the clouds descended the hand of God, who plucked the tremendous cigarette boy from his casket. It was then that God lit a flame and smoked him.
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The Kingdom of Dreams and Madness | 夢と狂気の王国 (2013) dir. Mami Sunada
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“You asked me what to do with the grief, the grief that lives like a sinking ship in your chest, but I didn’t know the answer so I gave you a cigarette and named it Savior. I gave you these two hands, this muddy mouth. I called them gospel, I called them light.”
— Shelby Asquith, The Soft Light of God
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Reference to Hannibal the novel in Kō No Mono (S2E11) and Œuf (S1E4)
Dr Lecter was watching a film called A Brief History of Time, about the great astrophysicist Stephen Hawking and his work. He had watched it many times before. This was his favorite part, where the teacup falls off the table and smashes on the floor.
Hawking, twisted in his wheelchair, speaks in his computer-generated voice: "Where does the difference between the past and the future come from? The laws of science do not distinguish between the past and the future. Yet there is a big difference between the past and future in ordinary life.
“You may see a cup of tea fall off of a table and break into pieces on the floor. But you will never see the cup gather itself back together and jump back on the table.”
The film, run backward, shows the cup reassembling itself on the table. Hawking continues: “The increase of disorder or entropy is what distinguishes the past from the future, giving a direction to time.”
Dr Lecter admired Hawking’s work very much and followed it as closely as he could in the mathematical journals. He knew that Hawking had once believed the universe would stop expanding and would shrink again, and entropy might reverse itself. Later Hawking said he was mistaken.
Lecter was quite capable in the area of higher mathematics, but Stephen Hawking is on another plane entirely from the rest of us. For years Lecter had teased the problem, wanting very much for Hawking to be right the first time, for the expanding universe to stop, for entropy to mend itself, for Mischa, eaten, to be whole again.
and in the ending of Hannibal:
Occasionally, on purpose, Dr Lecter drops a teacup to shatter on the floor. He is satisfied when it does not gather itself together. For many months now, he has not seen Mischa in his dreams.
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Another reference to the famous cup breaking! :) Oh Hanni…
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More book references.
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Hannotations Masterpost
Masterpost of my Hannotations, I will add another ones here, so bookmark page with this post if you don’t want to miss anything. Each category is updated chronologically as I made the posts, so the newest hannotations are at the end of the list.
Paintings
Leda and the Swan (Hannibal’s dining room)
The Bathers (Hannibal’s kitchen)
Mary of Modena (Hannibal’s hall)
Photo of famous operation (Hannibal’s office)
Photo of a football player (Jack’s office)
Coriolanus (Hannibal’s office)
Afternoon Calm II (Marlow’s house)
Bums on Seat (Elise Nichols’ house)
Desert Place near the Sea, (Hannibal’s kitchen)
Painting of the light in Casa Batlló (Hannibal’s living room)
Suzumi no hotaru (Hannibal’s waiting room)
Boy With Thorn (Hannibal’s kitchen)
Achilles Lamenting the Death of Patroclus (Hannibal’s sketch in the office)
Sketch of Charlecote Park Great Hall (Hannibal’s kitchen)
Paintings on the left side of the bed (Hannibal’s bedroom)
Print of surgical tools (Hannibal’s office)
Paintings on the right side of the bed (Hannibal’s bedroom)
Print with fishing flies (Will’s kitchen)
The Triumph of Justice (courtroom of Will’s trial)
Landscape: Woods Reflected in a Pond (Hannibal’s dining room)
The Seven Ages of Man, First Age: The Infant (Hannibal’s office)
Much ado about nothing, act IV, scene II (Hannibal’s dining room)
White Papillon Standing on a Cushion (Hannibal’s kitchen)
Novels references
Feed the caterpillar (Hannibal, S02E08)
Bitten by a mad dog (Hannibal, S02E08)
More therapeutic to kill him yourself (Hannibal, S02E08)
Typhoid and swans (The Silence of the Lambs, S02E09)
Set of influences (The Silence of the Lambs, S02E10)
Hannibal’s harpsichord (Hannibal, S02E06)
Partly answered prayer (Hannibal, S02E11)
Free-range rude (Hannibal, Hannibal the movie, S02E12)
Shattered Teacup (Hannibal, S01E04, S02E11)
Hannibal’s Memory Palace (Hannibal, S02E13)
Doctor’s cojones (Hannibal, S02E12)
Freshman pulling at a panty girdle (Red Dragon, S02E01)
Do you have the file with you (Red Dragon, S02E01)
So lucid, so perceptive (Red Dragon, S02E01)
Lost in self-congratulation (Hannibal, S02E12)
I thought you would have some ideas. (Red Dragon, S02E01)
Creating the vacancy at the Palazzo Capponi (Hannibal, S03E01)
Books
Organized Behavior in Disaster (Chilton’s office)
The Merck Manual of Diagnosis and Therapy (Hannibal’s office)
Making your living is fun (Hannibal’s office)
Italian Poetry Since World War II (Hannibal’s cell in Tennessee)
Handbook of Forensic Pathology (Hannibal’s cell in Tennessee)
Mastering the Art of French Cooking (Hannibal’s kitchen)
Music
Piangerò la sorte mia (S01E07)
Vide cor Meum (Hannibal, S01E13)
Le veau d’or, Faust (S01E07)
Other
Concert in Sorbet
The Wound Man
Hannibal’s cutlery
Map depicting where Hannibal, Will and Jack reside
Chunar Horse Statue
Hannibal’s office building
Meaning of colored dots of Hannibal’s sketch books
Antipasto
Lecter’s coat of arms
Newsletter Tarot Cards
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"The big city has changed our son."
"One day he said to me: 'Speaking Aymara is embarrassing'. He said that."
Wiñaypacha (2017) | dir. Óscar Catacora
Wiñaypacha is the first film ever to be entirely spoken in Aymara, a language indigenous to Peru. It is about an elderly couple named Wilka and Phaxsi who live alone in the Andes waiting for their son to return.
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In my feelings and thinking a lot about how young Daniel actually was when he met Louis and Armand, 20 or 21 years at the oldest. There was a lot going on during that era in the US, but the 1970s was not that long ago and early 20s was still pretty young!
Reading through the beginning of IWTV underscores just how timid, gentle, and inquisitive Daniel's character is before we meet him again in Devil's Minion. Which is also interesting considering that Devil's Minion, even as we read it on the page, is being told retroactively by a dying Daniel at 32 (meanwhile in-universe Lestat's writing it all out post-Akasha).
When thinking about Daniel with Armand, I feel like most of us, from what I have seen, understandably tend to extrapolate a lot of his personality from QotD. He's witty, sarcastic, living it up in opulence and increasingly bitter about it—lots of good stuff.
But the Daniel that Armand first met would have in all probability been very similar to this one:
So I wonder, which is closest to the version of Daniel that Armand fell in love with? Because we never got to meet that guy as Armand knew him.
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