Hannibal has a patient waiting outside his office. Rather than summoning them immediately, he deliberately takes his time preparing himself - adjusting his clothing, smoothing his tie, and moving with deliberate grace. Each gesture is calculated, a performance meant to observe and provoke. Hannibal is fascinated by the psychological effects of waiting: he anticipates impatience, irritation, and subtle tension, knowing that these responses reveal the patient’s true nature. When he finally opens the door, his calm, polite invitation into the office serves as a controlled reveal, allowing him to study the patient’s reactions in detail.

It's your choice to unravel what he's waiting to hear.