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Hannibal Lecter's eye, particularly his right eye, is often depicted as having a distinctive appearance, which some interpretations suggest might be due to a condition called heterochromia, where two eyes have different colors. In the context of the character from Thomas Harris's novels and their adaptations, it symbolizes his complex nature and psychological depth. The character's eye is also a visual cue for his intelligence and predatory instincts. However, specific details about injuries or conditions affecting his eye may vary across different adaptations.

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