Hi milk, I love all your analysis about Hannibal and Will.

Especially how it would be if they had a daughter. And you said that they, especially Hannibal, would make sure that their daughter is well educated ( art, history, literature, manners, culture, and so on) but also in academics.

But what do you think if the daughter has a learning disability? Severe ADHD, dyslexia or 'mathematical dyslexia' ( I forgot what it's called, I hope you know what I mean)

I'm dyslexic and have ADHD myself, and even most psychologists don't really understand it fully, because the problems are something you just can't explain to someone who doesn't have it themselves.

I think Hannibal would try and figure out how to accommodate her and Will might figure something out with his empathy.

But what do you think about it?

As a psychiatrist and general doctor, it’s certain Hannibal would find many ways to accommodate or, because he doesn’t that type of personality, would try to experiment with her to see if he can “fix” her or perhaps even create something entirely new. He loves to play God, after all.

Will would certainly be empathetic, yes. We’ve seen him with Peter, and Georgia. He seems to feel like he is also disabled somehow and that he can relate to them.

I think Hannibal would put even more effort into her education in this context. He would likely take it as a challenge. And he would make sure he’d find something she is naturally good at, turning her weaknesses into strengths. Again something he seems to enjoy doing.