From his cell, Will begins to recover suppressed memories of Hannibal inducing his seizures and "ear-feeding" him Abigail Hobbs.
Hannibal assists the FBI in investigating a new killer who preserves victims in a color-coded human mural at the bottom of a silo. [S2E1] Kaiseki
Hannibal prepares a flounder for Jack. Some fans interpret this as a symbolic representation of Will Graham, who "flounders" to survive within his own mind. From his cell, Will begins to recover suppressed
" Kaiseki " is the premiere episode of Season 2 of the NBC series , first aired on February 28, 2014. The title refers to a traditional multi-course Japanese dinner that balances taste, texture, and appearance. Episode Overview Some fans interpret this as a symbolic representation
Alana Bloom and Jack Crawford grapple with their guilt over Will’s state, while Hannibal continues his elaborate manipulation of the Bureau. Symbolic Highlights
The season opens with a brutal, high-stakes kitchen brawl between Jack and Hannibal.