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Authorised-User — 9 years ago(October 08, 2016 05:50 PM)

If I understand this correctly - the guy in the wheelchair with the disfigured face; got that way because Hannibal gave him a drug that both numbed him of pain and impaired his decision making ability to the extent that he thought it would be a good idea to cut his whole face apart with a piece of glass? What drug makes someone do that?
What was the relevance of him being a child molester? Why was this detail mentioned when it wasn't built upon in the story?

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The TV series does a better job with this. Hannibal got very far into Mason's head, combined with the drug made him very susceptible.
Assuming Direct Control

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Well i don't drug does that specificly but i guess Dr. Lecter chose the right words to pursued his drugged unstable mind to do that thing to himself.
I agree that part was irrelevant.

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