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Clarice Starling's family name is not specified in the book or movie "The Silence of the Lambs."
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"The Silence of the Lambs" was written by Thomas Harris. The novel, published in 1988, features the iconic characters Dr. Hannibal Lecter and FBI trainee Clarice Starling. It is the second book in Harris's series featuring Lecter and has been adapted into a highly acclaimed film.
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In the movie, Clarice explains that she was traumatized as a child after waking up during the night to the sounds of lambs screaming as they were being slaughtered. Dr. Lector then comes to the conclusion that Clarice wants desperately to save Katherine Martin, the missing Senator's daughter, because she feels that by saving her, she'll be able to silence her memories of the lambs, whom she was unable to save. Dr. Lector refers back to this at the very end of the movie when he and Clarice speak on the phone, and he asks, "Well, Clarice, have the lambs stopped screaming?" He asks this because Clarice was successful in saving Katherine, and therefore should have succeeded in silencing those traumatic memories.
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Clarice Bean was created by British author Lauren Child. She first appeared in the children's book "Clarice Bean, That's Me," published in 2001. The character is known for her imaginative personality and relatable experiences, making her popular among young readers. Child's unique illustration style and storytelling have contributed to the charm and appeal of Clarice Bean.
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