|| I don't have any desire to revive my Hannibal, though I miss the people I've written with here.
Which character / fandom would you guys be more interested in writing with?
|| I don't have any desire to revive my Hannibal, though I miss the people I've written with here.
Which character / fandom would you guys be more interested in writing with?
@GrumpyBiJohn @EideticMindPlay — overwhelmed child, which wasn't particularly far from the case. The question concerned his previous, which concerned Watson's take on clothing. It was no secret the man wouldn't do with hand-me-downs. Besides which, he was a guest - unwelcome, —
@GrumpyBiJohn @EideticMindPlay — a pained frame, a forming act of leisure, and of course the many other things running through his mind. As brilliant as he was, the detective was only human.
Lecter's expression was patient, as was his tone - almost as if he were speaking to an —
@GrumpyBiJohn @EideticMindPlay "Did you hear me?" the elder man asked once they were both seated in the vehicle, raising a light brow. That Sherlock hadn't answered or heard the question was a reminder not to ask too much of the man that day, given the mixture of medication, —
@DarkCalRoberts — offered - at least momentarily.
"You'll learn," Hannibal insisted flatly. No further explanation was given. Instead, he continued with —
@DarkCalRoberts — thin lips.
It was only a short moment before the Lithuanian had gripped the brunet's hair, seemingly oblivious to whatever struggles he —
@DarkCalRoberts — on a reasonable answer, "And gag you, yes." The rope was gathered, and Hannibal closed in on the younger man, an eerie smile tugging —
@DarkCalRoberts Hannibal nearly ignored the remark, knowing it to be nothing more than a delusion created to temporarily pacify his victim.
He settled —
@DarkCalRoberts — enough for his captive to speak.
Lecter let the man go rather harshly, immediately pacing out of the pantry, only to return with cloth —