Hannibal's Will Graham used season 2 to show viewers just how dark and sinister her could become, but the profiler's trip down the more twisted lanes of his mind might be at an end.

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As Graham (Hugh Dancy) lay bleeding on Hannibal's (Mads Mikkelsen) floor during "Mizumono," he was joined by the series' signature imaginary stag. In a seemingly lucky turn of events, the stag seemed to be undergoing a swan song of it's own.

The death of the stag, however, could swing Graham's fate in one of two directions.

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"You could look at it two ways: Yes, it could be that dark thing that he shared with Hannibal has been ripped out of him and he's free of it. But it could also be that the stag represented the way that that darkness haunted him. And maybe it means going forward, he'll be just as capable of dark acts, just without the guilt," Dancy ominously informed TV Line. "I honestly don't know. I do think it would be interesting to see a lighter Will and to learn a bit more about where he's coming from. But I'm sure Bryan is cooking that all up as we speak."

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Find out more when Hannibal returns to NBC in 2015. Click the video below to see a preview from the series' latest episode.