EPISODE

1. Kaiseki

Will is determined to fight for his innocence as Hannibal and Jack try to wrap their heads around the fact he's behind bars. Meanwhile, Alana faces a strained relationship with Will while Kade Purnell with the FBI pays him a visit.

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Jack attacks Hannibal in his home and is stabbed in the neck after a brutal struggle. He barricades himself in the pantry as Hannibal tries to break in. Three months earlier, OIG investigator Kade Prurnell presses Alana to recant her statement about Jack pushing Will deeper into instability, but she refuses. When Hannibal comes to see Will at his request, he promises to prove that Hannibal framed him for the Copycat murders and take revenge. Alana, the only one who will listen to his claims about Hannibal, gives him hypnotherapy so he can recall his blackout at Garret Jacob Hobbs's cabin, and he remembers Hannibal forcing him to swallow Abigail Hobbs's ear. Several bodies overdosed on heroin are found in a river, and Hannibal theorizes via the resin covering them that the killer was using them for some kind of art piece, and they were rejects. Katz goes to Will, who agrees to help her on cases if she investigates the Copycat murders, and he notes that the killer seems to be choosing victims based on skin tone. The killer abducts and doses a black man, Roland Umber. He survives the dose and wakes in a silo, sewn to dozens of bodies that form the shape of an eye from above.

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