History WMG / Hannibal

* Confirmed. Francis stabs him in the face.

* Confirmed

** Confirmed[[http://www.avclub.com/article/hannibal-jump-forward-time-give-will-new-love-inte-213896]].

* Confirmed.

* Jossed.

[[folder: Season Four]]

[[folder: ''The Silence of the Lambs'' (expected for season 5)]]

* As of season 3, it turns out that [[spoiler: Chilton is alive.]] And Fuller has said that ''The Silence of the Lambs,'' or the equivalent of it, is still a possibility for season 5.

* Only for Jack to bring him back, which will bring a fallout between the two of them before leading into the events of ''Red Dragon'' where he would actual retire from the FBI, though would likely still teach as a professor for the FBI.

* Confirmed(?)

* Seems Jossed, though Lecter does suggest it in "...And the Beast from the Sea."

* Episode 310: Will takes Molly to the sheriff's range. Lounds interviews Will and takes a picture with him for ''The Tattler.'' Lounds reads the article and kidnaps her. He shows pictures of his victims, records a message, bites off the lips, and kills causes Lounds' death.

Rather than follow on from what is bound to be an awesome cliffhanger to season 3, the film will be a prequel about the final days of Abagail Hobbs before the events of "Apéritif." The first half hour will be about some random FBI agent (whose initials will be G.W., which are Will Graham's initials in reverse) being sent by Jack Crawford to investigate one of The Chesapeake Ripper's early victims before having him disappear without explanation. Afterward, based on a date seen in a dream, Will Graham will stand in front of a camera a couple of times and check the live security footage. He will notice himself onscreen when he is not walking in front of the camera, as well as David Bowie walking by as Count Robert Lecter, who goes to Crawford's office and tells him where he has been. We then see a transmission of Mason Verger portrayed by both Michael Pitt and Joe Anderson (credited collectively as Michael Anderson) in another room. Count Robert Lecter will disappear. Then we'll jump ahead a year and the rest of the film will focus on Abigail suffering under her crazy murderous father Garrett Jacob Hobbs. Fan favorite characters will either not be featured or reduced to brief cameos and the film will just end up infuriating fans by raising more questions than it was supposed to answer. Abigail will be visited by future Will Graham in a dream, who warns her not to take the ringing phone, alluding to the event in which Hannibal Lecter calls her house and she hands the phone to her father, setting her fate in motion. When she realizes that this is all a timeline that cannot be changed and the future is set in stone, she will say, “If everything that happens happens, you can never do the wrong thing.” The final scene will be a coda showing Abigail in an afterlife version of Hannibal Lecter's office. Will's spirit is there, and he puts a comforting hand on her shoulder. Her guardian angel will appear, revealed to be Elliot Buddish "The Angel Maker." The film will flop, Bryan Fuller will say he's done with Hannibal and the series will remain dormant until Showtime decide to bring it back in 25 years time.

[[WMG: This is my design.]]
I ''have'' written many wild mass guesses on here.

* Confirmed. His name is Walter.

[[WMG: Graham will be wearing glasses and then take him off right before or as he is facing Lecter.]]

* Jossed.

[[WMG: In "And the Beast from the Sea," Francis will see Stuart Gilbert's portrait of George Washington.]]

[[WMG: In "And the Beast from the Sea," Francis will receive Will's address from Hannibal.]]

[[WMG: In "And the Beast from the Sea," Graham will not describe Dolarhyde's face to the FBI.]]

[[WMG: "And the Beast with the Sea" will end with a funeral.]]

Here is how it goes down: Will Graham goes into his memory palace, where he and Hannibal are sitting in chairs for a therapy session. Hannibal says, "Would you like some tea? Some of your friends are here." Abigail Hobbs appears and says, "Hello, Agent Graham. I'll see you again in twenty-five years. Meanwhile." A cup of tea is given to Will, and he notices the change in the tea's density. He may drops the tea cup, breaking it. Hannibal says, "This is my design," and then there is a firey explosion. Strobe lights flicker. Will follows the raven-feathered stag. To his left, he sees the Wendigo. Exploration through the memory palace reveals Mr. and Mrs. Leeds dead in bed. Mrs. Leeds turns into Molly. Will relives the memory of Hannibal stabbing him in the abdomen with a linoleum knife. The motion is reversed, and The Great Red Dragon (computer generated) appears and breathes fire upon Hannibal, scaring Will enough to make him run away. Francis Dolarhyde appears beside the dragon, and they both laugh maniacally. Will is chased by Francis Dolarhyde. Will sees Garrett Jacob Hobbs, who says, "I didn't kill anybody." Francis chases Will, and the two struggle, and Will ends up with a disfigured face. We then see the memory palace disappear as Will lies unconscious next to Francis, whom he has killed. Will wakes up in a hospital, asking Jack, "How's Molly?" Jack says that she is still in the hospital. Hannibal sends a note saying that he hopes that Will does not look very ugly. Will goes to ''TheShining'' referencing bathroom from "Aperitif" to brush his teeth. He moves his teeth in a fashion similar to that of Francis. He examines his disfigured face and then bashes his head into the mirror, breaking the glass. In the mirror is the computer generated projection of The Great Red Dragon. He picks up a shard of glass and sees the Wendigo. As Will grows the wings and the tail, he repeats "How's Molly?" over and over, laughing maniacally.

Will Graham will go into his memory palace, where he and Hannibal are sitting in chairs for a therapy session. Hannibal will say, "Would you like some tea? Some of your friends are here." Abigail Hobbs will appear and say, "Hello, Agent Graham. I'll see you again in twenty-five years. Meanwhile..." Then a cup of tea will be given to Will, and he will notice the change in the tea's density. He may drop the tea cup, breaking it. Afterward, Will will see a banshee-like Abigail Hobbs. Exploration through the memory palace will reveal Molly in the murder tableau similar to that of Mrs. Leeds. He will relive the memory of Hannibal stabbing him in the abdomen with a linoleum knife. The motion will then be reversed, and the Wendigo will appear, scaring Will enough to make him want to exit the memory palace. The lights will be flickering. Will will be chased by The Great Red Dragon Francis Dolarhyde. After Will kills Francis, he will be found unconscious by Jack. He will ask Jack, "How's Molly?" Jack will say that she is still in the hospital. Will will say that he needs to brush his teeth and then go to ''TheShining'' referencing bathroom from "Aperitif." He will move is teeth in a fashion similar to that of Francis. He will then bash his head into the mirror, breaking the glass. In the mirror will be the computer generated projection of The Great Red Dragon. He will then repeat, "How's Molly?" over and over, laughing maniacally.

Rather than follow on from what is bound to be an awesome cliffhanger to season 3, the film will be a prequel about the final days of Abagail Hobbs before the events of Apéritif. The first half hour will be about some random FBI agent being sent by Jack Crawford to investigate one of The Chesapeake Ripper's early victims before having him disappear without explanation. Then we'll jump ahead a year and the rest of the film will focus on Abagail suffering under her crazy murderous father. Fan-favourite characters will either not be featured or reduced to brief cameos and the film will just end up infuriating fans by raising more questions than it was supposed to answer. The film will flop, Bryan Fuller will say he's done with Hannibal and the series will remain dormant until Showtime decide to bring it back in 25 years time.

[[WMG: There will be a film similar to ''[[TwinPeaksFireWalkWithMe]]''.]]

Possibilities include Miriam Lass, Kade Prurnell, and Chiyoh.

In ''Red Dragon,'' Reba remembers seeing a Bengal before losing her vision. Later, Francis takes her to feel a Bengal tiger. This animal can become yet another symbol.