Red Dragon
“Reba McClane asked Dolarhyde on Saturday morning when they had ridden in silence for ten minutes. She hoped it was a picnic.
The van stopped. She heard Dolarhyde roll down his window.
“Dolarhyde,” he said. “Dr. Warfield left my name.”
“Yes, sir. Would you put this under your wiper when you leave the vehicle?”
They moved forward slowly. Reba felt a gentle curve in the road. Strange and heavy odors on the wind. An elephant trumpeted.
“The zoo,” she said. “Terrific.” She would have preferred a picnic. What the hell, this was okay. “Who’s Dr. Warfield?”
“The zoo director.”
“Is he a friend of yours?”
“No. We did the zoo a favor with the film. They’re paying back.”
“How?”
“You get to touch the tiger.”
“Don’t surprise me too much!”
“Did you ever look at a tiger?”
She was glad he could ask the question. “No. I remember a puma when I was little. That’s all they had at the zoo in Red Deer. I think we better talk about this.”
“They’re working on the tiger’s tooth.
Guest 4 years ago
I have read two novels by the king of crime novels Mr Thomas Harris. The first one was Hannibal ,the second one was The Silence of the sleep. Both of them were exciting blockbusters.;though The Red Dragon was a class of its own .To be honest ıt was one of the best crime novels i have ever read.
The plot was both very realistic ,rational and educative.It provides an ordinary bookworm with unvaluable information how the federal agency is profiling the mindset of a mentally sock serial killer. Quite impressive.
Except for this another point i aprreciated about the plot was the connections drawn by the masters pure talent.
All were strictly connected to each other like a perfect spider web.
The final part of the novel was also really well.
For most of the professional authors fail at writing the final part of a novel.
The unexpected twist was pretty surprising along with a really good climax topping.
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