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Hannibal Lecter is a prestigious 44-year-old psychiatrist who, in reality, is a serial killer and cannibal. Hannibal was assigned as a psychiatrist for Will Graham on the recommendation of the FBI, something that allowed him access to the FBI. Hannibal was also Alana Bloom's mentor and had his own psychiatrist, Bedelia Du Maurier.

Despite his homosexual tendencies, Dr. Lecter is an extremely elegant man, with impeccable wit and an astonishing intellect, as well as a gourmet's palate and an eye for the finer aspects of life.
Dr. Hannibal Lecter is a prestigious psychiatrist and at the same time a serial killer dedicated to cannibalism. He is the mentor of Alana Bloom, another psychologist, who recommends him when the FBI needs an expert. Jack Crawford, head of the Behavioral Sciences Unit, needs Hannibal to analyze Will Graham

Hannibal has an analytical, accurate and sarcastic personality, he is dominant and intimidating, but he hides it behind a mask of humor from time to time, with his emotions he acts like a true psychopath considering most people simple snacks that one day would end them. Hannibal is very manipulative, extremely intelligent.

main personality of Hannibal; manipulative, psychopath, emotionally extremist, flirtatious, erotic, aggressive and false

Hannibal is aware of the encephalitis that Will suffers, however he is not mentioned at any time since it helps him to make the encephalitis worse to ruin Will's reputation and make him dependent on him. Hannibal is the Chesapeake Ripper but no one knows that.

Hannibal loves culinary preparations of all kinds, in addition to having an affinity for plays, operas, among other things that require ancient representation, he greatly enjoys literature and old classic works.

It could be considered that he is Pansexual since he does not have any clear sexual or romantic preferences, apart from being interested in Will

Will Graham is a 38-year-old special agent and homicide detective who teaches at the FBI academy. Will is called by Jack Crawford to collaborate, helping to capture some of the most dangerous serial killers wanted by the FBI.

Will possesses the ability to have pure empathy with others, as well as a superactive imagination that allows him to mentally recreate the homicides he investigates, which has a negative effect as it causes him to have intense hallucinations or even lose consciousness.

Will begins to have sessions with Dr. Hannibal Lecter, a prestigious psychiatrist recommended by the FBI, with whom he ends up forming a good alliance and sharing intense feelings for each other; quite toxic and harmful to both, it must be said. Additionally, he is friends with Dr. Alana Bloom.

Will has great empathy and a very developed photographic memory, however he is quite rude on some occasions, in addition to being very unstable with his emotions, Parián between anger, sadness and happiness, in any case I can empathize with people very easily, he has a feeling of constant paternity when it comes to dealing with minors, Will doesn't like the visual connector, although Will hated to admit it, he has a dark side quite involved in his reasoning

as main personality Will is; emotionally unstable, angry, empathetic, sarcastic, somewhat flirtatious, very intelligent

Will considers himself a bisexual person but not publicly

Will really enjoys fishing, and teaching as a professor at the University of Florence.

Will suffers from Ensephalitis and super Empathy, meaning he can empathize with everyone, even serial killers, this helps him in his work.

Will loves to fish, Will lives with eight dogs in his house, he is a fan of adopting canines.

Will belongs to the autistic aspect, however he does not let that affect him at work, I am very intelligent and good at his job

Alana is shown to be an intelligent and compassionate 35-year-old woman, dedicated to her work and deeply concerned about the well-being of others, particularly Will. Alana is confident in herself and her abilities, and is more than capable of advocating for herself and others. She disagrees with anything she considers unethical or potentially harmful to others, so she clashes with Hannibal over his unorthodox treatment methods and Crawford's use of Will to solve crimes despite mental instability of him. Although she is usually intelligent and insightful, Alana can be stubborn and unwavering in her opinions when she believes she is right.

Initially, Alana wants to avoid delving too deeply into the topic of Will and her problems, trying to maintain her friendship, and instead, she recommends her former mentor and now colleague Hannibal Lecter as Will's psychiatrist. She is romantically attracted to Will, even kissing him, but avoids a relationship with him due to his mental instability. Alana is Abigail Hobbs' psychiatrist. She doesn't date, but she hopes that one day she will and has a dog named Applesauce.

Alana is one of Abel Gideon's only surviving psychiatrists, although she primarily saw him in court. She also wrote an article about him in a criminal psychology journal and had two sessions with him two years ago.

She could also be considered a bisexual person and has a good affinity with women.

As a young man, Jack Crawford met Bella Crawford while they were both stationed in Italy while enlisting in the Navy. While Bella's legal name is Phyllis, she acquired the nickname because Italian men fawned over her and called her Bella because of her beauty. Jack decided that he wanted her to be his Belle and then the two got married. Bella went on to join the NATO staff, while Jack went on to head the FBI's Behavioral Sciences division.

Two years before the events of the show, Jack Crawford recruits FBI trainee Miriam Lass to search for information about the Chesapeake Ripper. Jack allows Miriam to see the Ripper's victim inspired by the Wounded Man and sends her to investigate by novel means. When confronted with the fact that her efforts are outside the usual boundaries of the law, Miriam loudly concludes to Jack that it is easier to ask for forgiveness than permission in her position, and that her hands are tied like "the Guru." , what the apprentices call it. Miriam Lass finds Hannibal Lecter and disappears, presumably a victim of the Ripper before he became inactive.

45-year-old Jack Crawford investigates Minnesota Shrike Garret Jacob Hobbs, who has been kidnapping girls who fit a very similar profile to his daughter. Finding nothing but dead ends, Jack Crawford reintroduces himself to Will Graham, whom he originally met when he opened the Evil Minds Museum, something Graham thought had a "hammy" name that glorified the murderers on display. Despite Graham's reservations, he agrees to help Jack and goes with him to Minnesota, where a body is discovered during an interview with the parents of the last abductee. Graham undergoes a psychological evaluation with Hannibal Lecter after he has trouble returning to the field, on the recommendation of Alana Bloom

She was a 32-year-old Behavioral Analysis Unit crime scene investigator specializing in fiber analysis. She was also the eldest daughter in her family and she knew how to play the violin. Although Ella Beverly considered herself in the field only as a crime scene investigator, she demonstrated clear mastery of firearms, which was demonstrated when she was able to correct Will Graham's stance at a shooting range. Her skill with the violin also became evident when she demonstrated knowledge of treating gut strings during a murder investigation.

Beverly Katz is an intelligent and witty character with good sense for those around her. Her insight and concern for people are as sincere as her dedication to her work at the BAU. While she does not completely adhere to the FBI's rules in performing her tasks, her nature is completely honest and trustworthy in many aspects. Will Graham and the other characters in the series call upon her sharp intellect and dependable personality several times.

Beverly Katz first appears speaking to Will Graham while investigating the death scene of Elise Nichols, recognizing him as the one who wrote the standard monograph on the moment of death by insect activity. While she is at the scene, she also discovers antler velvet in Elise's wounds and later, while examining her clothing at the BAU, she finds a piece of metal inside the holes in the clothing. This leads them to several possible conclusions about the current profession of the Minnesota Shrike.

She considers herself to be a completely lesbian person, interested only in women romantically and sexually.

Bedelia Du Maurier, 48, is the psychiatrist, colleague and friend of Hannibal Lecter.

Bedelia retired from her profession after Neal Frank, a former patient, supposedly "swallowed his tongue" while attempting to strangle her. In a conversation between her and Lecter it is implied that he was the one who killed the patient. She took responsibility for her actions, but did not take any responsibility for his death.

Bedalia is a very elegant and neutral woman so to speak, she prefers to stay away from any problems that may arise and maintain a "friendship" with Hannibal Lecter, although Bedalia did not even feel emotion for Hannibal, she only keeps him by her side to ensure her stability, she is reserved and somewhat promiscuous, she is patient and analytical, although she is not a cannibal, she is forced to eat Hannibal's preparations to maintain their Alliance.

Abigail Hobbs is 19 years old, the daughter of serial killer Garret Jacob Hobbs and a patient of Dr. Alana Bloom. She is an expert hunter and has a knack for manipulation, much like Hannibal.

Abigail lives with her parents, Garret Jacob and Louise Hobbs, the former of whom is a serial killer known as the Minnesota Shrike. Abigail was very close to her father: he took her hunting with him and taught her how to track, kill, and butcher animals. Unfortunately, Garret became obsessed with Abigail and eventually murdered girls who resembled her in age and appearance out of a desire to keep her with him forever.

When Hannibal Lecter calls Hobbs to inform him that the FBI knows he is the killer, Hobbs panics and murders Abigail's mother. He also tries to kill Abigail, slitting her throat with a knife. However, Abigail is saved by Will Graham, who shoots her father to death and, with Hannibal's help, stops her bleeding until an ambulance arrives.

After being injured by her father, she spent a few days in a coma. Upon awakening, Abigail is clearly traumatized by what happened and she is sent to the Port Haven psychiatric facility in Baltimore, Maryland. Her house is sold, but her money is given to the families of her father's victims, leaving her penniless. Alana Bloom is assigned as a psychiatrist, but she has a closer relationship with Will and Hannibal, seeing them as surrogate father figures.

Jack Crawford suspects that Abigail knew that her father was the Minnesota Shrike and was complicit in his crimes. Abigail flatly denies it. Abigail is repeatedly approached by Freddie Lounds, who wants to write a book detailing Abigail's side of the story and claims that he cares about Abigail and wants to help her. Abigail demonstrates psychological aptitude and expresses her desire to work for the FBI.

Due to the nature of his job, the 40-year-old Lounds continually crosses paths with Will Graham and the BAU. She has questionable ethics and has no problem sensationalizing a murder story for publicity purposes. He frequently expresses a deep distrust of Will Graham, considering him a psychopath and stating that this is why he is so good at empathizing with the murderers he pursues.

Freddie is a Machiavellian person who doesn't let ethics get in the way of what he wants. Venal and opportunistic, he works for the discredited Tattler.com because he discovers that lurid gossip sells better than honest journalism. Although she claims that she only tells the truth, her main concern is her own priority and fame and she jokingly characterizes herself as a psychopath. When she comes to believe that Will is the Chesapeake Ripper, she is relentless in proving her guilt, believing him responsible for Abigail's death.

Freddie is a motivated and intelligent woman with complete confidence in her abilities which sometimes leads her to be arrogant and irresponsible, an example of this is how she inadvertently contaminates crime scenes while examining them, as shown in Season 1 leaving strands of her hair. at the site of Marissa's death.

Throughout the first season, Lounds becomes interested in the case of the Minnesota Shrike. She eventually makes a deal with the killer's only daughter, Abigail Hobbs, to help her write a book about the case, supposedly to allow her to express her side of her story.

In Rôti, Lounds is kidnapped by fugitive murderer Abel Gideon, who contacts her posing as one of the psychiatrists who interviewed him and offers to give her an interview about her escape. He takes Lounds and then Dr. Chilton to an observatory, where he forces Lounds to publish an article about her escape to attract the attention of the Chesapeake Ripper.

Frederick Chilton is 40. He is the general administrator of the Baltimore State Hospital for the criminally insane and a "collector of psychopaths." His hospital originally housed Abel Gideon, who had been locked up for two years following the murder of his wife and his family. Chilton was convinced that Abel was also the Chesapeake Ripper and this resulted in convincing Gideon that he was the Ripper through psychotherapy. Will Graham was also under Chilton's "care" after being arrested on suspicion of murder and remained at Baltimore State Hospital until he was acquitted. He has survived three attempts on his life, each one more brutal than the last.

In the episode Entrée, it is mentioned that Chilton consulted on the Chesapeake Ripper case when the FBI failed to catch the killer two years before the start of season 1. He convinced one of his patients, Dr. Abel Gideon, that he was the Ripper. One day, Gideon brutally kills a nurse Ripper-style. When Gideon escapes and kills three officers, he intends to take revenge on all the psychiatrists who treated him. He performed "surgery" on Frederick, removing some of his less vital organs while he was under local anesthesia. He would survive this incident and resume his position as general administrator of his hospital. After his ordeal, he could only consume low-protein foods.

Frederick considers himself to be openly gay, having physical and romantic sexual attraction only to men.

Gideon was convicted of first-degree murder for the deaths of his wife and family and was committed to the Baltimore State Hospital for the Criminally Insane. He is currently imprisoned and accused of the Chesapeake Ripper murders although he was not the one. Abel Gideon has been variously diagnosed as a sociopath, psychopath and pathological narcissist with psychotic episodes; However, none of these definitions seem to fit his personality. As Hannibal observes, psychopaths and narcissists rarely doubt who they are, but Gideon constantly doubted his identity. The simple fact that Frederick Chilton asked her if he was the Chesapeake Ripper convinced her that he was, while Alana Bloom asked her if he wasn't made her doubt his entire identity. As such, given his volatile sense of self, as well as the psychotic episodes that led him to kill his family, Gideon is likely suffering from a severe case of borderline personality disorder.

Dr. Gideon is very intelligent and worked as a surgeon before his imprisonment. He has a darkly whimsical sense of humor, and often makes dry comments about the strange situations around him. He was prone to outbursts of rage, murdering a promiscuous nurse for rejecting his romantic advances, as well as killing his wife and in-laws, although Chilton speculates that Gideon felt intense guilt over murdering his family, which drove him to madness. deeper. However, most of the time, Gideon presented a cocky, calculating, and unflappable demeanor, even when Hannibal forced him to eat his own leg, knowing that he would die after doing so.

He is an ex-surgeon framed by Hannibal Lecter, but Hannibal played tricks on him as well, which made him believe the FBI and Gidion himself that he was the Chesapeake Ripper.

Will refers to Hannibal as Dr. Lecler most of the time, this is because Will is not close to Hannibal, that is, he does not consider him a close friend or even a friend. Therefore, he treats him as a professional.