The only life preserver Will gets is in the form of Hannibal’s psychiatrist, Bedelia Du Maurier, who cuts off ties from Hannibal and tells Will she believes his story.
Though the murders Will’s accused of were all staged by Hannibal, Will can’t prove it he can barely remember what happened to him. He tries to recall what Hannibal did to him with Alana’s hypnotic help, but Will’s unable to come up with anything he can prove, even as flashbacks start to give him a sense of what Hannibal did to him. Being treated like a madman and losing the trust of everyone close to him - Crawford, Alana Bloom, Beverly Katz - is just as powerful as Hannibal’s betrayal at the end of the first season. Will’s turn in the asylum subtly pushes him toward serious psychological changes, and the effect on him is even more profound than Hannibal’s influence on him in Season 1 ever was. This colors the entire season from here on – over the next 12 weeks of in-show time, Hannibal will be revealed to Crawford.īut with Will Graham in the Baltimore State Hospital for the Criminally Insane and accused of three murders, it’s not at all clear what it will cost to get Crawford to those final moments of the season, or who will be damaged along the way. The season starts with a fight between Jack Crawford and Hannibal that ends badly for Jack, leaving him bleeding and imperiled, before leaping 12 weeks into the past.
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