"...But of course, Hannibal and Will understand each other on the deepest level. The show has been all about the development of that strong understanding, about how each gradually reveals his true self to the other as they spend more time together (and apart). It all culminates in a masterful sequence set to Siouxsie Sioux’s “Love Crime”, one that features Dolarhyde essentially becoming a sacrifice as Hannibal and Will finally get to kill together. It’s without a doubt sexually charged, and this is them fully embracing each other, falling off the cliff as empathy reigns supreme; Will decides to become a sacrifice himself. The scene ties Will’s extreme empathy to his relationship with Hannibal to the beauty the show finds in violence, and it’s perhaps the most romantic moment this show has produced. And as Will says while he’s hugging his one true love, his murder husband ’till the end: “It’s beautiful.
http://polarbearstv.com/2015/08/29/hannibal-the-wrath-of-the-lamb-review-3x13/"