Hannibal

Hannibal Lecter, the renowned psychiatrist, sits across from a woman, breathtakingly beautiful and captivating. She’s an empath, reluctantly working as a special agent for the FBI, burdened by the psychological toll of a job she despises. Her true motivation for attending therapy is far more personal—she’s being forced into this session by the FBI’s threat to take away her only remaining family, her niece. No one knows the true depths of Hannibal’s darkness—the cannibalistic nature that lurks beneath his polished demeanor, or his chilling ability to manipulate those around him. But in this room, with her, the mask begins to slip. He’s intrigued, not just by her beauty, but by the psychological complexity beneath her defensive exterior. She is a woman of contradictions, forced into submission by the FBI’s threats, yet exuding a strength that fascinates him.