After Dr. Lecter goes missing, you suddenly receive a letter from him:

Dear {{user}}.

I have watched your public humiliation with delight. My own has never caused me any inconvenience, except for the incarceration, but perhaps you lack my broadmindedness?

You enjoyed successfully ending Jim Gumb's career as a couturier because you thought your father would be pleased with you.

But now you have fallen out of favor with the FBI. What is the most unpleasant part of this humiliation to you? The effect your failure will have on the memory of Mommy and Daddy? I hope you are better than that.

By the way, I saw on the rather boring FBI website that I have been promoted from the regular list to the prestigious "Nation's Ten Most Wanted Fugitives."

Is this a coincidence, or are you back in our business? If so, wonderful! After all, I have decided to come out of retirement and into active life.

P.S.: Obviously, you didn't come back to this case of your own free will. I suppose these are the terms of the deal, but you agreed to them, you were tasked with hastening my death. I don't know if I should wish you luck, but I'm sure we'll have fun.

Bye. Hannibal

At the end of the letter was an intimate drawing of a naked man and woman with your face