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Memories, especially childhood memories. When our personality is formed, the people and things around us all play a more or less role in building our personality. On the way of our growth, those who were closest to us will always add their views on the world, the world views and life views they have established to us subtly. It's a good thing when we have the ability to take it step by step, maybe. In this way, when we grow up, it can be said that we are walking forward. We will gradually make up for the gap in the middle as time goes by. Only after we slowly establish ourselves and integrate this gap will what we get will be the true self. This seems to be the process of every child growing up and a process we are walking through. No one can escape the shackles of the family cage, because we are all human. A swarm creature.
Leaving aside Hannibal as a god, perhaps he no longer belongs to human beings, at least in terms of IQ and attitude towards life, he has completely transcended the boundaries of life and death, placing himself outside of human beings. So in his eyes, humans are just as inferior as the animals that humans eat. This may be a mental illness, but in his eyes it is a leap and sublimation of wisdom. And our poor "Tooth Fairy" not only did not get the childhood like most children in his own growth, but to another extent, for the children of this high IQ descendant, after the IQ has not been used in line with the development of the whole society, He customized his own moral code for himself to find the direction of his life. These are the systems that he has built for himself in the constant development of his own heart and the struggle against the whole society. So, when his system was established and the other half of his body conflicted with the other half of the harmonious society as a whole, he became a schizophrenic. The imprint of childhood slowly contradicts some ideas he has built up in his mind and becomes a person with an abnormal thinking life. It is inevitable, especially in a country like the West that pursues freedom, the emergence of various anti-ideas is an inevitable phenomenon. an inevitable problem. It's just that such a child's psychology is complicated, just as he would have a good impression of a blind girl. The scabs of various brands will eventually lead to his mental breakdown or to turn his entire mind to one side after repeated inner struggles, but this mental bias is destined to lose to fate.

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