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He doles out parcels of knowledge to Clarice Starling in order to test her strength of mind, and to benefit himself by getting rewards for helping the FBI, such as a room with a window and unlimited access to books and any other sort of research material he might want, especially the criminal file on Buffalo Bill...
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He also wants to learn more about Starling, and the only way she usually got any information from him was through exchanging his knowledge for tidbits from her childhood. James Gumb is a mystery during most of the book, and is an unseen antagonist except for brief periods when the author switches to his point of view to enlighten the reader to exactly what Gumb is thinking about before he commits his murders, and shed some light upon what sort of personality Gumb has...
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Richard Ii - Silence Is The Plot Why is it assumed that King Richard II has anything to do with the murder? Let us review a scene from the play were Gaunt accuses Richard of being accountable for Gloucester's death...	1 / 92
richard 2, importance on thomas of woodstock The story of Richard II is driven by references to past events. The death of The Duke of Gloucester, Thomas of Woodstock, occurs before Shakespeare's historical tragedy begins and the entire play transpires as a result of this murder...	3 / 720
Richard Ii "God's is the quarrel - for God's substitute, His deputy anointed in His sight, Hath caus'd his death..." Although Gaunt seems satisfied with this fact in Act I, scene ii, later, from his deathbed he seems more dissatisfied with this and reminds Richard that "...	2 / 546
Richard Ii "God's is the quarrel - for God's substitute, His deputy anointed in His sight, Hath caus'd his death..." Although Gaunt seems satisfied with this fact in Act I, scene ii, later, from his deathbed he seems more dissatisfied with this and reminds Richard that "...	2 / 546
Richard Ii An important melodramatic twist in this scene is King Richard’s decision to stop the battle and to expel the rivals. All of the dramatic and verbal exchange in the scene is leading up to a violent war which never takes place...	2 / 446
Richard Ii Richard is not at all a man of his action. Whenever a problem arises, he internalises and talks to himself or the surrounding people, but does not do anything to resolve the problem...	4 / 940
Richard Ii Richard is not at all a man of his action. Whenever a problem arises, he internalises and talks to himself or the surrounding people, but does not do anything to resolve the problem...	4 / 940