There's something delightfully cannibalistic in Victor assembling the creature. How he carves into the corpses precise, careful to preserve what he wants and disregarding the rest; not a dissection, a butchery. The care put into assembling the face, the hands, how he layers tissue and threads tendons like a sculptor (or, more precisely, as my dear friend @mikimeiko pointed out: like an engineer building a beautiful machine). The blocks of clear ice. Serving himself body parts on silver platters. The pleasant, jaunty music, perfect for a cheerful dinner. How he disposes of the leftovers, grabbing someone's head by the hair and stuffing it into a garbage bag; a slaughterhouse doesn't bury the remnants of a pig carcass, either.
He might not literally be eating them but he's still consuming them, taking, taking, taking with no regard for the carnage around him.



























