From Florence to D.C. Trivia Quiz

Answer: Inell Corey

Inell Corey had worked at the Baltimore State Hospital. Starling went to question her about Dr. Lecter's records.

"'You know Fred disappeared,' Inell stated.
'Yes, I heard that.'
Ms Corey developed quick, bright tears. 'He was my fiancé. He was gone, and then the hospital closed, it was just like the roof had fell in on me.'"

Answer: Roger Dumain

"Giels Prevert, known on some police dossiers as Giles Dumain, or Roger LeDuc, but locally know as Gnocco, waited in the crowd at the south end of the Ponte Vecchio for Romula to make the dip."

Answer: Oreste Pini

"The filmaker, Oreste Pini, and Mason's Sardinian foreman, a professional kidnaper named Carlo, disliked each other from the beginning." (Chapter 31) A. Benning was the DNA lab technician that tested the arrows Starling brought in, to see if it was Lecter who had killed Donnie Barber.

Answer: Falcione

Hollingsworth is the name of the medical examiner who spoke to Clarice when she went to investigate the killing of Donnie Barber, and Deogracias is the last name of Carlo and Matteo.

Answer: Tommaso

Tommaso had once studied to be a priest, and he spoke fair English. He prayed with their victims, sometimes.

Answer: 23 December

"'Agent Starling, how old are you?'
'I am thirty-two Mrs. Rosencranz. I'll be thirty-three two days before Christmas.'"

Answer: 3

"Margot was putting up the currycombs and some hackamores. Her hair was paler than the hay, her eyes as blue as the inspection stamp on meat... "
"Hollingsworth has bright blue eyes, shiny as well-peeled eggs..."
"Mischa reached past him and held out her arms to the eggplant, which she loved to stare at in the sun. Her eyes were not maroon like her brother Hannibal's, but blue, and as she stared at the eggplant, her eyes seemed to draw color from it, to darken with it. Hannibal Lecter knew that the color was her passion..."

Answer: Mexico City

Ms. Hersh is a lecturer at London University, on sabbatical. She and Barney met in the anthropology museum in Mexico City. (Chapter102)

Answer: $1250

Pazzi had promised Romula two million lire, about twelve hundred and fifty dollars at the current rate of exchange, and he gave it to her in a flat envelope.

Answer: 1938

In chapter 48 there is a very detailed flashback scene from Hannibal's point of view. We learn that in 1944 after the Eastern Front collapsed, deserters killed Hannibal's parents and took over their hunting lodge. They kept all of the children in the barn until they ran out of food. Then they took the captive children, one by one, and ate them. At the time Hannibal was six years old.