From the discussion of rollers, it can be seen that although Hannibal and Sterling do not have much physical contact, they have complex emotions. At least from Hannibal's point of view, he loves her brave, rational and measured side, as well as her fragile, sensitive but strong side. Whether it's a projection of love for her sister Misha, or true love, this kind of confidant-like understanding is touching. From the first time "Silence of the Lambs" met, he saw her undiscovered inferiority side from her accent, dress and upbringing. When he sneaked into her home, he put away the wine glass while she was sleeping, touched her jaw and hair, and replaced the model on the spread out magazine with her photo. The act of changing photos and the subsequent act of specially sending her balm and Gucci shoes, although it seems that there is a humorous naughty that does not match his personality, does he want to tell her, "Actually, you can also show your softness. Show me the side of you, in fact, you are totally worthy of these"? He deliberately set up clues, but only to give her a gift. On the merry-go-round, he stretched out his hand from behind her and touched her hair again. Although it was only a flash, she was not aware of it, but I was deeply moved by such a treasure and care. When facing his old enemy, he acted so calmly and calmly, as if she would rush over to save him even if it was okay at first. Then she did come, untied his restraints, and he picked her up by the waist after she was injured. From this moment on, has the two of them redeemed each other? For the last time, she donned an elegant gown, and their conflict culminated in a bizarre and bloody dinner. Smart as he is, he probably never thought that she would handcuff them both when kissing her. It is precisely because of his cleverness that she may not be able to imagine that in the end he would rather cut off his hand to escape than hurt her. The movie chose a very different version from the novel. In the novel, the two ended up living together and flying together, becoming a pair of immortals. This is the ending I hope to see, but at the same time, I feel that the ending in the movie is more in line with Sterling's self-logic logic, and it also makes this love more charming. One is an ogre who committed heinous crimes, and the other is an FBI agent who has always performed well. The opposition between angels and devils is the furthest distance between them. It is true that in this film, Sterling faced more unequal treatment in the workplace, and also witnessed the filth in the officialdom. She saw that there were many loopholes in the system itself, but her belief in and awe of fairness and justice were will never change. Like those lambs many years ago, they were too heavy for her to hold, but she still mourned them Weeping pitifully. And this kind of Sterling was the girl who moved Hannibal too. H: Tell me, Clarice, would you ever say to me :Stop. If you love me, you'd stop?
S: Not in a thousand years.
H: Not in a thousand years. That's my girl.
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