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Imagine Clarice Starling

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Voted worst hannibal blog 3 years running
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Some of you might remember me making a vague reference or two to a writing project I had on the side?

THIS IS IT!!!!!!!

I’m officially a Video Game (non-lead) Writer everyone!!!!!!

Please spread around so we can build interest, we still have a LOT of work ahead of us but our team keeps blowing me away with their amazing work!

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I think part of the inherent problem with any attempt to tell a “young” (or “younger”) Hannibal story is whatever you’re getting out of him not being an older man you’re getting onky by giving up the inherent comedy of Hannibal consistently and constantly folding whenever any physical confrontation or obstacle or insinuation he is a physical threat is introduced and falling back on his “whaaaaat? noooooo im just a fragile little old man noooooooo im just a frail grandpa guy no please noooooo” routine

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Has anyone read Harris’s latest book? I own it and never got around to it. I ask because I was thinking about how it honestly wouldn’t that be inaccurate to say that Harris was weirdly ahead of his time in the way that he was clearly fixated on several ideas that didn’t have common language at the time but now do — not because of like and breakthroughs he made but just because of how society and language have changed

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Someone posted an audiobook reading of red dragon in 3 parts on YouTube but like random selections are missing? Not like parts are missing like we have parts 1 2 and 4 but not 3 but that I go through the three 2-ish hour parts and I know the book so well that there are just segments like…missing??

Why?

And it’s even weirder because it’s edited in such a way that if you didn’t know the book that well you wouldn’t notice because all the major plot points are there???

Who is this for???

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Do you guys think that Florida woman who was cyberbullying me for calling hannibal lecter bisexual when I was 16 is like still alive? Like it’s been 8 years.

Of like the 3 or 4 different smear campaigns I was subjected to in those 8 years that was the funniest by a landslide.

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Do you guys think that Florida woman who was cyberbullying me for calling hannibal lecter bisexual when I was 16 is like still alive? Like it’s been 8 years.

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AO3 Top Relationships Bracket- Quarterfinals

This poll is a celebration of fandom history; we're aware that there are certain issues with many of the listed pairings and sources, but they are a part of that history. Please do not take this as an endorsement, and refrain from harassment.

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everyone watching nbc hannibal please remember hannibal lecter is supposed to be an aspirational character to admire and emulate. The point is that he's a protagonist you can relate to and idolise, which is what makes it so good.

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Note: this does NOT have to be the sociologist/writer you AGREE with the most — obviously this is the #marxism website — but the one you personally found the most interesting or enjoyed writing about the most.

I was always the odd one out in my sociology classes because I ADORED the constructivism lens I just thought it was a really fun way to analyze different writings and films (I ended up in a lot of sociology classes that liked to assign like. Film reports? That’s how I learned I hate film-based classes having to watch a film for a grade is so much worse than reading a book for a grade)

Yet most of my professors and other classmates treated Durkheim as the “hard” intro writer and the constructivism lens as the “hard” lens to write for even though I always found it the easiest to universally apply (because it’s just like. Social symbolism? A thing present in all forms of media related even tangentially to culture or human experiences? How is this not the easiest lens to use for every sociological “use 1-X lenses to analyze this story/article” assignment ever?)

ALSO: NOT including an “other” category because I want to keep this focused on these three in particular since, at least in the US, they are more or less taught as the first three “specific” or “initial” lenses of sociological analysis (which is why Marx isn’t my favorite because I got real sick of having to read the first section of Das Kapital the start of every semester since he it was ALWAYS assigned as a “warm up” in EVERY FUCKING CLASS)

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