Silence Of The Lambs: The Battle Between Two Evils

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It seems like he wants to make jokes about his killings and no sane man could do that. This is why we see Dr. Chilton as the evil man, because Dr. Lecter does not know any better while Dr. Chilton should. Dr. Chilton is the prime example in Xunzi's argument that the "nature of man is evil...
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Chilton is the prime example in Xunzi's argument that the "nature of man is evil." He is an evil person who does nothing to change this about himself. Chilton is envious of others and possesses physical desires, exactly how Xunzi explains evil people...
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