A crumbling castle shrouded in fog, feeling more like Dracula’s Transylvania than a modern estate.

Will manipulates Chiyoh into killing the prisoner, effectively "freeing" her while simultaneously becoming the architect of her corruption. 🐌 Symbolism and Snails

The most haunting image of the episode isn't a murder, but a display. Will takes the body of the prisoner killed by Chiyoh and transforms it into a grotesque, moth-like art installation.

Is Hannibal’s version of "forgiveness" (eating those he loves) the ultimate expression of his ?

Does represent what Will could have become if he had stayed at the estate?