It's our job! I'm happy to comply.

@@Cassvrnt Sure thing, great that it still happens. Do you have a tumblr or another place you post in too? If you ever needed help or topics to ponder on, I'd be more than glad to comply.

​@@eiserneskreuz8408I haven't considered it before and it's not a bad idea if I ever extend the analyses to longer write-ups to post (as I make them according to what I think is "best suited" for each platform tbh). Appreciated the suggestion and offer. It'd be really interesting! I won't promise so much since my brain works with capricious inspiration. Thank you! :)

@@Cassvrnt Hmm it was just a pretty loose idea but I thought it might help the channel grow a bit and perhaps tailor it to where the audience sits most. Maybe there are other sites as well but honestly most blogs around Hannibal that run up to now I've seen among reddit and tumblr posts. As for the latter, there is also no pressure nor rush in anything - so not necessarily would have to focus on pushing more than inspiration allows to on both ends although I can't deny I wouldn't mind to get my hands on anything Hannibal oriented at this point and give some food for thought and branching out with my passion for symbolism and ways it was omnipresent in that series lol. Even if we don't make something up directly, still you got me intruiged even if it was just some hypothetical thought exchange. Thank you too for the feedback in general and definitely will hook on further works of yours.

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Hey! Thank you. ❤️‍🩹 I think Hannibal was being himself by killing, but he kept worrying about things of "little importance" (his well tailored person suit) that made him fall into a monotony, the feeling of emptiness (that he wasn't 100% him). What brought him back was meeting Will, a partner to share his "hobbies" with. Like when you believe you're fine until you meet someone who drastically changes your world and makes you think "Oh, I was missing THIS". But well, we're only speculating.

Hey thank you. I love your comment. I'm glad you enjoyed 😊❤

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Glad you enjoy it! Thank you

incredibly heartwarming, I too am romanced. I feel a new beast has witnessed our pixels and is here to inform us.......

I've always enjoyed analyzing things, people, and situations in general. Love philosophy, psychology... but I don't have any formal degree in any, so: it CAN be done even without previous studies or solid knowledge. • Look for critiques or reviews of other people who have been doing it longer. Essay analysis, papers about it, too. Your brain will start picking up things. • Try giving a reinterpretation of what you read or see. It might not always come to mind at first glance, but it often happens. • Your conclusions don't have to be 100% right, whether the idea makes sense or not... etc. It's your perception. The main point here is to put it into practice. + Also, not to be so literal, e.g., Hannibal takes off his suit to cook because he's obviously going to get his clothes dirty. It's true, but we're looking for metaphorical or figurative language (symbolism). + Take notes. You might want to revisit your thoughts later on. Ideas came fast: take notes even if you think you won't forget it. I hope it was helpful to someone... somehow (lol)

@@Cassvrnt this was very helpful and ive bought some books on analysis and film theory to help guide me. thank you very much

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@@Cassvrnt thanks man 😊

Skill issue. Not every creator must voice over. I'd rather not voice over than a fake AI voice.

@@tumultuousv No one said anything about an AI voice. If you're not interested in improving your content just say that.

Ai voices are annoying and... Less personal.