- 1. Red Dragon by Thomas Harris is a chilling psychological thriller that serves as a prequel to the renowned novel The Silence of the Lambs. Published in 1981, the story follows former FBI agent Will Graham, who is drawn out of retirement to track down a notorious serial killer known as 'The Tooth Fairy'. This enigmatic figure murders families during full moons, and his unsettling modus operandi perplexes law enforcement. To catch this cunning killer, Graham seeks the assistance of the incarcerated Dr. Hannibal Lecter, a brilliant but terrifying psychologist and cannibalistic murderer whose insights come at a perilous price. The narrative delves deep into the minds of both Graham and Lecter, exploring themes of obsession, duality, and the nature of evil. Harris masterfully weaves suspense and horror, creating a story that not only examines the complexity of human psychology but also the haunting impacts of past traumas. Throughout the novel, the tension escalates as Graham races against time to prevent further atrocities while grappling with his own demons, ultimately leading to a dramatic confrontation that tests his resolve and sanity.
Who is the main antagonist in 'Red Dragon'?
A) Jack Crawford
B) Hannibal Lecter
C) Francis Dolarhyde
D) Will Graham
- 2. Who consults Lecter for insight into the case?
A) Jack Crawford
B) Clarice Starling
C) Will Graham
D) Rudy F. Gallo
- 3. What is the significance of the painting in 'Red Dragon'?
A) A family heirloom
B) It represents Dolarhyde's psyche
C) It's a clue to the murders
D) A gift for his lover
- 4. What is Francis Dolarhyde's alias?
A) The Tooth Fairy
B) The Chameleon
C) The Red Dragon
D) Hannibal
- 5. In which facility is Dr. Hannibal Lecter held?
A) Baltimore State Hospital for the Criminally Insane
B) Chicagoland Institute
C) Alcatraz
D) Prison for the Criminally Insane
- 6. What does Dolarhyde believe he can become?
A) A lion
B) A dragon
C) A killer whale
D) A wolf
- 7. Who is the character that represents innocence and Dolarhyde's conflict?
A) Dr. Lecter
B) Clarice Starling
C) Reba McClane
D) Molly Graham
- 8. Which technique does Will Graham use to stop Dolarhyde?
A) Profiling
B) Psychic vision
C) Trapping
D) Physical strength
- 9. Who is the author of 'Red Dragon'?
A) James Patterson
B) Gillian Flynn
C) Thomas Harris
D) Stephen King
- 10. What is one of the major themes in 'Red Dragon'?
A) Love conquers all
B) The pursuit of happiness
C) The nature of evil
D) The importance of family
- 11. What does the 'Red Dragon' refer to?
A) Dolarhyde's family crest
B) Dolarhyde's alter ego
C) A storybook character
D) The painting by Blake
- 12. What is Dolarhyde's relationship with his grandmother?
A) Protective
B) Non-existent
C) Abusive
D) Loving
- 13. What is Will Graham's profession?
A) Journalist
B) FBI profiler
C) Psychiatrist
D) Police officer
- 14. What is the relation between 'Red Dragon' and 'Silence of the Lambs'?
A) Spin-off
B) Prequel
C) Sequel
D) Anthology
- 15. Who is the first victim of Dolarhyde?
A) A psychologist
B) The Leeds family
C) An artist
D) A police officer
- 16. Which agency does Will Graham work for?
A) Local police
B) FBI
C) Department of Defense
D) CIA
- 17. What role does Hannibal Lecter play in the story?
A) Consultant
B) Antagonist's accomplice
C) Victim
D) Protagonist
- 18. What does Dolarhyde use to commit his murders?
A) A knife
B) A club
C) Poison
D) A gun
- 19. How does Will Graham feel about using Lecter’s help?
A) Relieved
B) Indifferent
C) Excited
D) Conflicted
- 20. What is the general genre of 'Red Dragon'?
A) Romance
B) Fantasy
C) Thriller
D) Sci-Fi
- 21. What psychological approach does Graham utilize?
A) Violence
B) Intimidation
C) Isolation
D) Empathy
- 22. What injury does Will Graham suffer during his investigation?
A) He is shot
B) He becomes paralyzed
C) He loses a hand
D) He is severely injured
- 23. Who assists Will Graham in the investigation?
A) Jack Crawford
B) Dr. Frederick Chilton
C) Clarice Starling
D) Agent Starling's partner
- 24. How is the climax of the story reached?
A) Reba's betrayal
B) Arrest of Lecter
C) Confrontation between Graham and Dolarhyde
D) A police standoff
- 25. Who does Will Graham seek help from in understanding the killer?
A) Dr. Bloom
B) Hannibal Lecter
C) Jack Crawford
D) Reba McClane
- 26. What does Will Graham suffer from as a result of his previous case?
A) Depression
B) Insomnia
C) PTSD
D) Anxiety
- 27. What physical feature does Dolarhyde have that relates to his identity crisis?
A) Scars on his face
B) A cleft lip
C) A missing finger
D) A tattoo
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