[He's dodging the subject rather admirably, a roundabout use of double-edged words. Hannibal is skilled in subtext and encouraging dialogue, fluent in wresting information from the most reticent of characters - here, however, he has the supreme advantage of knowing her intimately.
It feels akin to treading on a floor of eggshells over an active volcano, even in disagreeing with the assessment that Will has a disorder. It suggests confusion, the interruption of a perfect arrangement, and a state of disruption she has never seen in him before.]
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It feels akin to treading on a floor of eggshells over an active volcano, even in disagreeing with the assessment that Will has a disorder. It suggests confusion, the interruption of a perfect arrangement, and a state of disruption she has never seen in him before.]
And what "disorder" is that?