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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: When Bedelia finishes off Neal Frank, the audience is treated to several long shots of her arm entering his throat (or penetrating, as it were), and then to a closeup of her face wearing an expression of pleasure, as if she's getting off on this. Then when the deed is done she flops down next to him.



* OnceMoreWithClarity: In the flashbacks, it now appears that Neal Frank didn't attack Bedelia, but fell victim to an epileptic seizure that Hannibal had intentionally induced.
* ShownTheirWork: Even more than [[Literature/RedDragon the source material]]. The object of Dolarhyde's obsession is correctly identified as William Blake's painting ''The Great Red Dragon and the Woman Clothed in Sun'', whereas the book misidentifies the painting as ''The Great Red Dragon and the Woman Clothed '''with the''' Sun''.

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* OnceMoreWithClarity: In the flashbacks, it now appears that Neal Frank didn't attack Bedelia, but fell victim to an epileptic seizure that Hannibal had intentionally induced.
induced. Rather than clearing his airway she then deliberately made sure he choked on his tongue.
* ShownTheirWork: Even more than [[Literature/RedDragon the source material]]. The object of Dolarhyde's obsession is correctly identified as William Blake's painting ''The Great Red Dragon and the Woman Clothed in Sun'', whereas the book misidentifies the painting as ''The Great Red Dragon and the Woman Clothed '''with the''' Sun''.
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* OnceMoreWithClarity: In the flashbacks, it now appears that Neil Frank didn't attack Bedelia, but fell victim to an epileptic seizure that Hannibal had intentionally induced.

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* OnceMoreWithClarity: In the flashbacks, it now appears that Neil Neal Frank didn't attack Bedelia, but fell victim to an epileptic seizure that Hannibal had intentionally induced.
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* OnceMoreWithClarity: In the flashbacks, it now appears that Leo Frank didn't attack Bedelia, but fell victim to an epileptic attack that Hannibal had deliberately induced.

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* OnceMoreWithClarity: In the flashbacks, it now appears that Leo Neil Frank didn't attack Bedelia, but fell victim to an epileptic attack seizure that Hannibal had deliberately intentionally induced.

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* ExtremeOmnivore: When Dolarhyde is alone with the Creator/WilliamBlake print, he tears it to pieces and eats it.



* HoYay: Bedelia makes comments on different occasions on Will's relationship with Hannibal.

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* HoYay: FoeRomanceSubtext: Bedelia makes comments on different occasions on Will's relationship with Hannibal.Hannibal.
* OnceMoreWithClarity: In the flashbacks, it now appears that Leo Frank didn't attack Bedelia, but fell victim to an epileptic attack that Hannibal had deliberately induced.
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* ChanceMeetingBetweenAntagonists: Dolarhyde visiting the Brooklyn Museum to see the original ''The Great Red Dragon and the Woman Clothed in Sun'' painting? Straight out of the novel. Will Graham visiting the Museum after being tipped off to the painting's importance by Hannibal? Not so much.
* FantasySequence: While talking to Hannibal on the phone, Dolarhyde imagines them sitting across from one another in Hannibal's office.



* ShownTheirWork: Even more than [[Literature/RedDragon the source material]]. The object of Dolarhyde's obsession is correctly identified as William Blake's painting ''The Great Red Dragon and the Woman Clothed in Sun'', whereas the book misidentifies the painting as ''The Great Red Dragon and the Woman Clothed '''with the''' Sun''.

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* ShownTheirWork: Even more than [[Literature/RedDragon the source material]]. The object of Dolarhyde's obsession is correctly identified as William Blake's painting ''The Great Red Dragon and the Woman Clothed in Sun'', whereas the book misidentifies the painting as ''The Great Red Dragon and the Woman Clothed '''with the''' Sun''.

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!!Tropes :
* BeneathTheMask : Bedelia reveals more of herself to Will.
* HoYay : Bedelia makes comments on different occasions on Will's relationship with Hannibal.
* TheBusCameBack : Bedelia's back.

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'''Season 3, Episode 10''':
!...And the Woman Clothed in Sun

Hannibal Lecter speaks with the so-called "Tooth Fairy" and divines much of the killer's mind, even as he sets his own schemes in motion. Will Graham learns more about Bedelia Du Maurier, including how and why she killed one of her patients. And as Francis Dolarhyde's relationship with Reba [=McClane=] grows deeper, he takes desperate measures to control the Red Dragon.

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* BeneathTheMask : BeneathTheMask: Bedelia reveals more of herself to Will.
* HoYay : TheBusCameBack: Bedelia's back.
* HoYay:
Bedelia makes comments on different occasions on Will's relationship with Hannibal.
* TheBusCameBack : Bedelia's back.ShownTheirWork: Even more than [[Literature/RedDragon the source material]]. The object of Dolarhyde's obsession is correctly identified as William Blake's painting ''The Great Red Dragon and the Woman Clothed in Sun'', whereas the book misidentifies the painting as ''The Great Red Dragon and the Woman Clothed '''with the''' Sun''.
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* BeneathTheMask : Bedelia reveals more of herself to Will.
* HoYay : Bedelia makes comments on different occasions on Will's relationship with Hannibal.
* TheBusCameBack : Bedelia's back.

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