Will: "Do you want me to go? (...) If I go... I'll be different when I get back."
Will gets up at night, leaves his wife's bed to read essentially love letters written by Hannibal from prison. He waited until his wife was asleep to read the poetry the man from his past sent to him over by the fire:
"Dear Will, we have all found a new life, but our old lives hover in the shadows. Soon enough, I fear Jack Crawford will come knocking. I would encourage you as a friend, not to step back through the door he holds open. It's dark on the other side and madness is waiting."
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Jack: "Please don't worry about the dog."
Will (chuckling): "What do you expect me to do?"
Jack: "The best you can, that's all."
Will: "There is something else I can do. I can wait until I'm driven to it by desperation in the last days before the full moon, or I could do it now, while it might be of some use."
Jack: "Is there an opinion that you want, Will?"
Will: "It's a mindset I need to recover. I have to see Hannibal."
While imagining the Norman Chapel of Palermo, Hannibal's waiting at the altar for Will in his memory place .
