Was the Miggs the true hero in Silence of the Lambs?

No...Bill all day. Do you know how hard it is to lift great big fat girls into a van?

Bill was an excellent dancer as well.

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Don't hear this song often but when I do, it automatically makes me think of Bill tucking his dick and saying "Would you f*ck me? I'd f*ck me."

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It plays on our office XM sometimes.. I walk around re-creating the scene for my coworkers but none of them really get it.

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it automatically makes me think of Bill tucking his dick and saying "Would you f*ck me? I'd f*ck me."

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I think everyone does that

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I walk around re-creating the scene for my coworkers but none of them really get it.

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Do you do the required tuck during your reenactment?

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Lecter was always going to participate. It’s his only way to escape using his genius. Sitting there rotting away wasn’t doing anything for him.

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This, and it's easy to see. Without helping Clarise, he never gets out of that brick and plexiglass cage.

That's the first step of method acting.

I disagree. He clearly saw that the FBI was trying to use Clarice as a way to get him to open up about any insight he had into Buffalo Bill, which is why he embarrassed her and sent her packing initially.

Crawford even admitted it was going to be a long shot before she even met with him.

The only reason Lecter was able to escape was because the head of the asylum was a dipshit and left his pen out.

Levine should have won an Academy Award for Buffalo Bill instead of Anthony Hopkins. There I said it.

Yes, he saw through Crawford's attempt to manipulate him, but Lecter took an interest in Clarice that he'd never taken in any of the referenced prior attempts.

And, it was only because of Starling's presence/effect in the hospital that Chilton was in a position to leave a pen out for Lecter to grab. Chilton was too much of a preening, narcissistic opportunist to pass on the opportunity to tease Lecter with the tapes of their sessions.