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Think all there is to Hannibal Lecter is liver recipes and that creepy face mask? See if you can develop an accurate psychological profile of "Hannibal the Cannibal" with this delicious quiz.The assault on the nurse is why Lecter is literally muzzled whenever he's transported.
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Lecter helped agent Will Graham with the Tooth Fairy case several years before he was consulted on finding Buffalo Bill.
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Lecter removes the extra finger himself while he's a fugitive.
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Lecter takes the name Dr. Fell.
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Lecter's knowledge of psychiatry makes him valuable to the FBI, but it also makes him incredibly dangerous.
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Lecter has little patience for poor musicianship.
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Verger's plan with the pigs doesn’t pan out.
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Krendler unwittingly eats part of his own brain.
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Lecter's transformation into a murderer, and eventually a cannibal, is closely tied to the fate of his sister, Mischa.
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Lecter's family is Lithuanian nobility.
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Miggs' was talked into swallowing his own tongue. To be fair, that thing Miggs did to Starling was super gross.
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Lecter wore the cop's face and uniform as a horrific disguise, then murdered the paramedics in the ambulance.
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Iron sulfide is fool's gold. In the book, Lecter gives a different fake name, "Billy Rubin," which is basically a poop joke.
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The butcher dies for making an obscene remark to Lecter's aunt.
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They are senselessly killed by Nazis at the end of World War II.
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Lecter sliced off the cheeks of two of his earliest victims and ate the flesh.
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Lecter found and killed every last one of them. Because they were war criminals and there was little evidence, he was never convicted.
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Lecter kills him in Montreal at the end of "Hannibal Rising."
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Dolarhyde is a film and video processor.
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Dolarhyde bites his victims with a set of false teeth.
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The painting, based on the Biblical book of Revelations, is part of a series by William Blake.
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Reading the "Tattler" is another of Dolarhyde's many obsessions.
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Lecter earned his degree at Johns Hopkins Medical Center in Baltimore.
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Lecter convinces a drugged Verger to slice his own face off and feed it to his Doberman.
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It's Jamie Gumb who very much would like for you to put the lotion in the basket.
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Psychiatrists have a hard time categorizing exactly what is wrong with Lecter, but they're very sure he's insane.
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The series finale is not so much a cliffhanger as a cliff jumper.
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The slovenly, frustrated male reporter from the books and movies is replaced by an ambitious woman in the TV series.
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Lecter starts out working for the FBI to provide psychiatric assistance to agents on stressful cases.
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The post-credits scene has her eating her own leg.
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