I saw that Hannibal had his own set of values, worldview and moral standards. The standard he followed was unacceptable to the public, because the result of following the standard was the fact of murder. Yes, life is more important than anything and killing life is the most serious crime. Motivation does not need to be really understood, or whether it is in the interests of the majority. This is the most reasonable and the most absurd. Reasonable, provided you belong to the majority. Absurd, provided you belong to the minority. Different positions have different answers. This is so normal.
But the biggest problem is that human beings are inherently good and evil. Even Hannibal counters what he sees as an unreasonable world in this way, rounding out his revenge with a graceful ritual act. But the end result is nothing but weeds. But his ideals are also based on the ego, and this is the limitation, not only of his ego, but also of his ideas.
It can also be seen from this that most of the established rules have their place, similar to pulling the taller out of the dwarf, but you can't deny that there is no more feasible and effective way. This is the world. The world we live in. It has something better, but also with sin and prejudice and all the negativity.
And at this point, I understand the inconsistency of the heroine's approach. If it were me, I wouldn't have made a wiser choice.
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