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* When Starling calls Pazzi in another attempt to dissuade him from trying to go after Lecter himself, this is when Lecter has him tied up; answers and is delighted to be hearing her voice again for the first time in about a decade. This is where the famous misquoting of "Good evening Clarice" as "Hello Clarice" probably comes from. After he hangs up, he then fondly refers to her as "an old friend".
-->'''Lecter''': Clarice, there is nothing in this world that I would love more than to be able to chat with you. Unfortunately you've caught me at an awkward moment. Please forgive me. See you around.
-->'''Lecter''': Clarice, there is nothing in this world that I would love more than to be able to chat with you. Unfortunately you've caught me at an awkward moment. Please forgive me. See you around.
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* Lecter offering to take the blame for Verger's death, telling his trod-on assistant Cordell
-->'''Dr. Lecter''': Hey Cordell, why don't you push him in (to the pigpen)? You can always say it was me.
* Lecter [[spoiler: hurting himself rather than Clarice in order to get free--by means of cutting off his own hand when she cuffs herself to him. His hand being left behind in her handcuffs will also be proof that she had him too--and his sweating right before he successfully removed the hand also gives futher credence to how had he otherwise not chosen to cut his hand off, she would've had him dead to rights.]]
-->'''Dr. Lecter''': Hey Cordell, why don't you push him in (to the pigpen)? You can always say it was me.
* Lecter [[spoiler: hurting himself rather than Clarice in order to get free--by means of cutting off his own hand when she cuffs herself to him. His hand being left behind in her handcuffs will also be proof that she had him too--and his sweating right before he successfully removed the hand also gives futher credence to how had he otherwise not chosen to cut his hand off, she would've had him dead to rights.]]
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* Lecter offering to take the blame for Verger's death, Verger getting killed in the boar pen, telling his trod-on assistant Cordell
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-->'''Dr. Lecter''': Hey Cordell, why don't you push himin (to the pigpen)? in? You can always say it was me.
* Lecter [[spoiler: hurting himself rather than Clarice in order to get free--by means of cutting off his own hand when she cuffs herself to him. His hand being left behind in her handcuffs will also be proof that she had him too--and his sweating right before he successfully removed the hand also givesfuther further credence to how had he otherwise not chosen to cut his hand off, she would've had him dead to rights.]]
-->'''Dr. Lecter''': Hey Cordell, why don't you push him
* Lecter [[spoiler: hurting himself rather than Clarice in order to get free--by means of cutting off his own hand when she cuffs herself to him. His hand being left behind in her handcuffs will also be proof that she had him too--and his sweating right before he successfully removed the hand also gives
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* Clarice [[spoiler: saving Lecter's life, then Lecter in turn saving hers after being shot]]
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* Clarice [[spoiler: saving Lecter's life, then Lecter in turn saving hers after being shot]]
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* Lecter [[spoiler: hurting himself rather than Clarice in order to get free]]free--by means of cutting off his own hand when she cuffs herself to him. His hand being left behind in her handcuffs will also be proof that she had him too--and his sweating right before he successfully removed the hand also gives futher credence to how had he otherwise not chosen to cut his hand off, she would've had him dead to rights.]]
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* Starling follows Lecter outside and unlike the alternate ending where she puts her gun back together to pursue and try to catch him, she leaves the gun behind--likely meaning she believed he'd already gotten away and even if he hadn't, she didn't need her gun since the loss of his left hand may mean Lecter is never gonna be a threat to anyone ever again--or at least definitely not to her. She also almost seems happy when she realizes he's gone too and looks up at the sky as the fireworks go off.
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* Despite [[FatalAttraction the facts surrounding their meeting]], and [[FromBadToWorse what follows]], Hannibal and Will reuniting in the art museum in Florence may count, and what Hannibal says to Will almost seems like a confession of love. If you account for Will's current headspace, it also borders on a {{Tearjerker}}.
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* Despite [[FatalAttraction [[CriminallyAttractive the facts surrounding their meeting]], and [[FromBadToWorse what follows]], Hannibal and Will reuniting in the art museum in Florence may count, and what Hannibal says to Will almost seems like a confession of love. If you account for Will's current headspace, it also borders on a {{Tearjerker}}.
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* Unexpectedly, Barney gets a crush on Margot. While she doesn't reciprocate, eventually the two come to an understanding and build a friendship which--next to the relationship between Ardelia and Clarice--is probably the most wholesome relationship depicted in the book. [[spoiler:Ultimately, it's this friendship that prevents Margot from murdering Barney to keep him quiet about her role in the massacre at the farm.]]
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** The cops who find Will are also quite gentle and kind with him. While they question Will about where he lives and if he could be intoxicated, they're never rude or aggressive about it. In the end, they allow Will to wait in the cruiser to set down and get out of the cold then take him home.
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** The cops who find Will are also quite gentle and kind with him. While they question Will about where he lives and if he could be intoxicated, they're never rude or aggressive about it. In the end, they allow Will to wait in the cruiser to set sit down and get out of the cold then take him home.
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** The cops who find Will are also quite gentle and kind with him. While they question Will about where he lives and if he could be intoxicated, they're never rude or aggressive about it. In the end, they allow Will to wait in the cruiser to set down and get out of the cold then take him home.
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!The Book
* Stuck in tourist class on a plane, Hannibal wakes with a jolt and a small cry from a nightmare. The small boy next to him, innocent and unafraid, comforts him: "I have bad dreams too lots of times. I'm not laughing at you."
* Stuck in tourist class on a plane, Hannibal wakes with a jolt and a small cry from a nightmare. The small boy next to him, innocent and unafraid, comforts him: "I have bad dreams too lots of times. I'm not laughing at you."
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* Letter offering to take the blame for Verger's death, telling his trod-on assistant Cordell, "Push him in (to the pigpen). You can always say it was me."
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* Letter offering to take the blame for Verger's death, telling his trod-on assistant Cordell
-->'''Dr. Lecter''': Hey Cordell,"Push why don't you push him in (to the pigpen). pigpen)? You can always say it was me."
-->'''Dr. Lecter''': Hey Cordell,
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Will is not happy with Molly. Dolarhyde attacks happy families and he attacked Molly and Wally, and then Hannibal and Will. This shows his happy family is with Hannibal. Will does not return her "I love you" and does not initiate physical contact with her.
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* Every moment with Will and Molly counts. Whether or not you favor Hannibal and Will as a couple, it's hard to ignore how Molly genuinely makes Will happy, how understanding she is of his situation and his past with Hannibal, and how sweet they are together.
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* Letter offering to take the blame for Verger's death, telling his trod-on assistant Cordell, "Push him in (to the pigpen). You can always say it was me."
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* Alana showing concern towards Will by threatening to take away Hannibal's privileges if he does anything to harm Will again. Also counts as a CrowningMomentOfAwesome.
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* Alana showing concern towards Will by threatening to take away Hannibal's privileges if he does anything to harm Will again. Also counts as a CrowningMomentOfAwesome.SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome.
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* The IntergenerationalFriendship that [[spoiler: [[PetTheDog Lecter strikes up with the boy sitting next to him]] on his flight]] at the end of the film manages to be both Heartwarming and NightmareFuel at the same time. [[spoiler: Noticing the little boy's interest in what he is eating, Lecter teaches him about the different food items and asks if he would like to try something, but tells him that [[ChildrenAreInnocent he probably would not like]] the piece of Krendler's brain that he was planning to eat himself. However, when the boy continues to show interest in the brain, he relents and [[{{Squick}} lets him try a piece]].]]
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* The IntergenerationalFriendship that [[spoiler: [[PetTheDog Lecter strikes up with the boy sitting next to him]] on his flight]] at the end of the film manages to be both Heartwarming and NightmareFuel at the same time. [[spoiler: Noticing the little boy's interest in what he is eating, Lecter teaches him about the different food items and asks if he would like to try something, but tells him that [[ChildrenAreInnocent he probably would not like]] the piece of Krendler's brain that he was planning to eat himself. However, when the boy continues to show interest in the brain, he relents and [[{{Squick}} lets him try a piece]].it]].]]
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* The IntergenerationalFriendship that [[spoiler: [[PetTheDog Lecter strikes up with the boy sitting next to him]] on his flight]] at the end of the film manages to be both Heartwarming and NightmareFuel at the same time. [[spoiler: Noticing the little boy's interest in what he is eating, Lecter teaches him about the food he is eating and asks if he would like to try something, but tells him that [[ChildrenAreInnocent he probably would not like]] the piece of Krendler's brain that he was planning to eat himself. However, when the boy continues to show interest in the brain, he relents and [[{{Squick}} lets him try a piece]].]]
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* The IntergenerationalFriendship that [[spoiler: [[PetTheDog Lecter strikes up with the boy sitting next to him]] on his flight]] at the end of the film manages to be both Heartwarming and NightmareFuel at the same time. [[spoiler: Noticing the little boy's interest in what he is eating, Lecter teaches him about the different food he is eating items and asks if he would like to try something, but tells him that [[ChildrenAreInnocent he probably would not like]] the piece of Krendler's brain that he was planning to eat himself. However, when the boy continues to show interest in the brain, he relents and [[{{Squick}} lets him try a piece]].]]
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* [[spoiler: During the dinner scene, and in a complete 180 from the novel. Despite what Paul Krendler has done, Clarice still tries to save his life by offering to trade information to Lecter that could help him flee the country.]]
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* [[spoiler: During the dinner scene, and in a complete 180 from the novel. Despite what Paul Krendler has done, Clarice still tries to save his life by offering to trade information to Lecter that could help him flee the country.]]
* The IntergenerationalFriendship that [[spoiler: [[PetTheDog Lecter strikes up with the boy sitting next to him]] on his flight]] at the end of the film manages to be both Heartwarming and NightmareFuel at the same time. [[spoiler: Noticing the little boy's interest in what he is eating, Lecter teaches him about the food he is eating and asks if he would like to try something, but tells him that [[ChildrenAreInnocent he probably would not like]] the piece of Krendler's brain that he was planning to eat himself. However, when the boy continues to show interest in the brain, he relents and [[{{Squick}} lets him try a piece]].]]
* The IntergenerationalFriendship that [[spoiler: [[PetTheDog Lecter strikes up with the boy sitting next to him]] on his flight]] at the end of the film manages to be both Heartwarming and NightmareFuel at the same time. [[spoiler: Noticing the little boy's interest in what he is eating, Lecter teaches him about the food he is eating and asks if he would like to try something, but tells him that [[ChildrenAreInnocent he probably would not like]] the piece of Krendler's brain that he was planning to eat himself. However, when the boy continues to show interest in the brain, he relents and [[{{Squick}} lets him try a piece]].]]