Honestly I would totally watch that episode again and maybe figure out the deeper meaning of it all. Seriously Hannibal great idea about taking a year off from movies and maybe we all watch this show for a year instead then just start over again, right?
Wait, was this the episode where he went and touched people's hands and two got all upset but that last lady was happy? I can't remember. I think that was a different episode. But I liked that one.
There is a certain elegance to destruction and vice versa. I guess you would get a lot of play if you had been a hobbit, so that made sense. In the end dissonance is more costly.
Wait, was this the episode where he went and touched people's hands and two got all upset but that last lady was happy? I can't remember. I think that was a different episode. But I liked that one.
There is a certain elegance to destruction and vice versa. I guess you would get a lot of play if you had been a hobbit, so that made sense. In the end dissonance is more costly.
