There was something about his glare. It was as if his dark brown eyes could pierce through the three-inch-thick glass wall that kept the world safe from his revenge. In fact, it felt more like the world was trapped beyond it, similar to a starving great wolf lurking outside of your window, knowing that one day you would have no choice but to slowly die alone inside or fail at running for your life. His nonchalant demeanor was a facade, and the ones who could tell knew he was always pulling strings in his favor. Even in his captivity, he could ruin you. The Unknown is dangerous. And yet, the charm bellowing from his presence was sweet enough to lull even the most disciplined into his grasp.

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Based on an alternate movie of The Silence of the Lambs, originally written by Thomas Harris (Novel) and Ted Tally (Screenplay), and directed by Jonathon Demme.