What kind of people is the Silence of the Lambs in general?

The Bible says that all beings are lambs, God is the shepherd, and the lamb is not just a symbol of a single person, but all people living in the real world, and behind that silence there may be a different horror that belongs to each of us

It's silent, it seems to be out of the crowd, indifferent, lonely, but because of this, the mentality is a little distorted, and the view of the world is a little off the track of normal people.

It is the fear of the heart, the person who cannot be comforted.

They are fragile, they do not have a strong character, they always need to be protected, but in such a society, they can only pray to God or rebel by extreme means.

Just like those murderers in the movie, they are actually very fragile and need people's love, but we often see them as abnormal people, and when the fragile heart is hurt, we see them crazy.

It's like the frightened lambs screaming in the lonely farm, terrible!

The deep moral of "The Silence of the Lambs" is:

In real life, everyone is actually a lamb, and behind their silence there are different horrors and crises. In the young Hannibal, when his parents were killed and eaten by bad people, he chose to remain silent, helpless like a lamb.

If you look closely at the cover of "The Silence of the Lambs", you will find that the moth covering Judy Foster's mouth is actually composed of 7 women, and the women killed by "Buffalo Bill" in the film are exactly 7, and the moth plays a crucial role in solving the "Buffalo Bill" case in the film.

Film Evaluation:

The Silence of the Lambs is a classic work that deeply reflects the crime problem in American society since the 90s of the 20th century. The story of the film inherits the tradition of Hollywood horror films, but the narrative of the film breaks through the model of horror films, and it is quite ingenious to combine horror films and detective films into one.

Although the film's setting is dominated by a closed indoor environment and lacks intense and fiery action, due to the use of Hitchcockian suspense techniques and modern horror film psychoanalysis methods, the plot of the whole film is confusing, introducing the audience to a symbolic world of the human subconscious.

It means that the lamb on the pasture is like a man caught in a cage of ignorance and fate, waiting for fate to be arranged, that is, to be slaughtered. And its meaning is more suffocating, the lamb represents the victim, the weak, and their cry is a symbol of people's distress signal in a lonely world.

"The Silence of the Lambs" is a thriller film adaptation of Thomas Harris's name of the same name**, directed by Jonathan Demmy and starring Jodie Foster, Anthony Hopkins and others.

The film tells the story of Clarice, an intern, who goes to a prison to visit Dr. Hannibal, a psychiatrist, in order to follow the clues of the murderous bull Bill, Hannibal provides Clarice with some clues, and finally Clarice finds the buffalo Bill and shoots him dead.

The Silence of the Lambs is a metaphor for a man who is kept in a cage of ignorance and fate, ready to be picked on by the devil at any moment. Silence, a Chinese word, pinyin is chénmò, meaning silent, silent, silent, not speaking; I don't like to talk.

Silence comes from "Three Kingdoms, Shu Zhi, Du Wei Zhou Qun and Other Biography": "Du Qiong is silent and cautious, and the purity of all beings is also." ”

Sentence formation: 1. He was criticized by people for his vulgar silence.

2. He is a taciturn man.

3. My sister is taciturn and has a bad personality that deserves to be introverted.

4. In order to avoid quarrels, he chose silence.

"Lamb" means lamb. The lamb itself is a lamb, and the "Sayings": "There is a lamb, and so is the son of a lamb." It also refers to young creatures.

Lamb makes sentences: 1. If you become a lion, the fox will come and deceive you; If you become a lamb, the fox will come and eat and starve you; If you become a fox, if ** denounces you, the lion will be suspicious of you; If you sell it, you do it, your stupidity will make you suffer, and you will not be a jackal's breakfast.

2. I know that you love me like God loves a lamb, and a loving mother loves a baby, and your kind and kind emotions really make me suffer from ten thousand kinds of warmth and ten thousand kinds of intoxication.

3. If you are a lamb in the pasture, you will have pure wool and a noble look; If you are the autumn leaves, there will be fiery heartfelt and quiet charm.

If the screams of the lambs that Starling heard in the pasture in her childhood were real, then the screams of the lambs she heard from time to time in her heart when she grew up were more symbolic of the world, representing the weak, the victims, and the cry of these people in the midst of their loneliness. In this book, these weak people and victims are all young women, which makes Starling seem to be a little more painful. She imagined their situation before they died, remembered the tragic situation after their victimization, and finally everything was condensed into one voice:

The lamb is screaming, screaming, screaming! It was a calling, an irresistible impulse, and as long as the sound did not go on for a day, Starling would not be at peace, she would have nightmares, she would wake up in the middle of the night, and she would desperately break into a place of sin that would daunt even daring men. Naturally, Starling eventually succeeded, she caught and killed "Bison Bill", so she could finally "sleep very deeply and sweetly, because the lamb was already quiet".

That's roughly the connection between this chilling story and the "Lamb." It can be seen that the translation of "the silent lambs" is obviously inappropriate, and I don't know who first gave it such a name. I wanted to come up with another translation, but I finally dismissed this idea, because "The Silence of the Lambs" seems to have been recognized by the majority of audiences or readers in our country, and there are probably not many people who have really studied the original ** and know the ins and outs of these details, and most of the attention is still the story itself.

I've also consulted with publishers, and they also think it's not appropriate to change the name. In this way, the reader will still see a so-called "The Silence of the Lambs".