Silence of the Lambs

heir bodies in nearby rivers to be found days later by the police.
             The story starts off in Virginia where we see Clarisse running through the woods near the FBI training facilities, getting exercise. She is called to the office of Jack Crawford where he then tells her that he wants her to go to analyze Hannibal "the cannibal" Lector in hopes to find out information on the elusive serial killer "Buffalo Bill." Once at the asylum, she is told by Dr. Frederick Chilton the rules of the asylum, such as do not touch the glass, do not give Hannibal any pens or pencils, or no papers with paper clips, or staples in them. He stresses to her not to tell him anything about herself because Hannibal is an extremely wise man and can get into your head. She walks down to see Hannibal, and is amazed by the drawings that he drew, they where buildings in Florence which he drew with great detail from his memory. She showed him her FBI identification and he told her that she wasn't really an agent because it expired in a week. He picked her apart right away by looking at her shoes and her way of dressing and said she was one generation up from white trash. He was displeased with her when she tried to give his a questionnaire from the headquarters. He said to her that the last person to go in there and question him was murdered by him, he said he ate their liver with fava beans and a nice keyante. She then left and some of the prisoners started going mad, he called her and she ran back to him. He said to go see one of his old patients Miss Mofet.
             She couldn't find any record of a Miss Mofet so she looked into a storage company in Baltimore and found who Miss Mofet was. The storage garage was paid in full for ten years. She had to jack the door up to get in. Once inside she found an old hearse and opened the back door to find a mannequin and a man's head in a jar, which led her to believe that he was a transvestite. She went back to Hanni...

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