[ He comments wryly as Percy speaks to Will, and if Will could see his face, he'd at least get the impression that this was something Hannibal had said to someone before, though he wouldn't know to who. No one did, and that's why he's taking a bit of amusement out of saying it now.
Though even so, he doesn't comment on Percy latching onto a detail about the killer. He doesn't encourage Percy or scorn him, and instead just moves onto smoothly to the larger point. If Percy has that information, then Hannibal sees no reason to stop him from moving forward with it as he wishes. ]
I would think that perhaps in the event of multiple killers, the Sheriff might allow multiple votes. It's been mentioned it before, but we also never asked further once it came to light that there were multiples. [ unless I missed that which is totally possible sweats... trials are hard to follow ] I don't know if encouraging a guilty person to kill again is wise, since as you've said, it gives them another life to take. But I think we could manage to find another. If it's through the trial, then it at least gives us someone guilty to vote for. If not... That is more complicated.
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[ He comments wryly as Percy speaks to Will, and if Will could see his face, he'd at least get the impression that this was something Hannibal had said to someone before, though he wouldn't know to who. No one did, and that's why he's taking a bit of amusement out of saying it now.
Though even so, he doesn't comment on Percy latching onto a detail about the killer. He doesn't encourage Percy or scorn him, and instead just moves onto smoothly to the larger point. If Percy has that information, then Hannibal sees no reason to stop him from moving forward with it as he wishes. ]
I would think that perhaps in the event of multiple killers, the Sheriff might allow multiple votes. It's been mentioned it before, but we also never asked further once it came to light that there were multiples. [ unless I missed that which is totally possible sweats... trials are hard to follow ] I don't know if encouraging a guilty person to kill again is wise, since as you've said, it gives them another life to take. But I think we could manage to find another. If it's through the trial, then it at least gives us someone guilty to vote for. If not... That is more complicated.