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Over the next few visits Lecter and Clarice form a bond and while she feeds him information about herself he gives her clue after clue about the whereabouts about Buffalo Bill and who he might be.

It is a process of quid pro quo and Clarice diving further and further into her memories as she takes on not just one but two mad men.

Whenever anybody describes a book written simplistically I’ll think of this one because that is exactly the format that Harris used and it works well. There’s no flowery prose, no overwrought speech. The punch line is clear and to the point, clinical at times and it works, especially since the tone of it all seems very procedural like. Like a serial killer’s mind in fact.