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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a book about Lecter, Grutas, Murasaki entitled Hannibal Rising.. End with the sentence '\nOffered a residency at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland, Lecter heads overseas to North America, stopping briefly to visit bar-owner Grentz in Quebec, Canada.'.
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conversations.value: Hannibal Rising: Opening in Lithuania during 1941, Hannibal Lecter is eight years old and living in a castle with his parents and sister, Mischa.\nWith the castle located near the eastern front of World War II, the Lecter family escapes to their lodge to elude the advancing German troops.\nWith the castle abandoned, it is soon raided by Nazis and civilians aiding them, their hidden art collection among the stolen loot.\nThree years later, an advancing Soviet tank stops at the Lecter family\'s lodge looking for water, only to be bombed by a German Stuka, the explosion killing all but the children.\nSurviving in the lodge, Hannibal and Mischa are captured when five deserters appear: Grutas, Milko, Grentz, Dortlich, and Kolnas.\nStorming and looting the lodge, they lock the Lecters in the barn.\nRunning low on supplies, the soldiers soon take Mischa; realizing they intend to cannibalize her, Hannibal tries to stop them, only to have his arm broken before he blacks out.\nHannibal is later spotted by a Soviet tank crew, wearing shackles and rendered mute.\nReturned to Lecter Castle, now a Soviet orphanage, Hannibal is found to be irreparably traumatized by the ordeal.\nRemoved from the orphanage by his uncle Robert Lecter, Hannibal goes to live with him in France with his aunt, Lady Murasaki.\nVisiting a marketplace with his aunt, Lecter assaults butcher Paul Momund when he insults Murasaki.\nCount Lecter, learning of the slight against his wife, violently confronts the butcher and collapses and subsequently dies from a heart attack.\nLosing most of the Count\'s estate to death duties, Lecter and Murasaki move across France, and Lecter flourishes as a medical student, assisting by preparing cadavers for lessons.\nLocating Momund the butcher, Lecter murders him for his actions, eviscerating and beheading him before eating his cheeks.\nSuspected by Inspector Popil, Lecter escapes suspicion when Murasaki falsifies evidence, suggesting Momund\'s death was political.\nUsing sodium thiopental to recall the lodge, Lecter remembers Mischa\'s murder and her killer\'s faces, and that the lodge was shelled; the building burning and soldiers fleeing, Lecter was freed by Kolnas, who was then crushed by falling debris.\nWorking with Popil to recover his family\'s stolen art, Lecter attends a recovered art exhibition with Murasaki, and speaks with one of Grutas\' men selling the art.\nAfraid he will uncover their identities, Grutas sends Dortlich to murder him.\nReturning to the dilapidated lodge, Lecter searches the ruins and finds a bag of buried loot, which also contains the hidden dogtags of his captors.\nAttacked by Dortlich, Lecter strikes him with his shovel, and ties him to a tree stump.\nNoosed to a horse, Dortlich confirms Grentz relocated to Canada, and that Kolnas owns a restaurant in Fontainebleau; despite his pleas, Lecter uses the horse to tear off Dortlich\'s head.\nReturning to France, Lecter is kissed by Murasaki, who insists that he promise to stop killing and to co-operate with Popil; Lecter responds that he already promised revenge for Mischa, and leaves.\nLecter continues his studies only to be stalked during his night-shift by Milko.\nOutwitting Milko and drugging him, Lecter interrogates him for information on Grutas, before drowning him in an embalming tank and incinerating his remains.\nEating at Kolnas\' restaurant, Lecter notices his daughter is wearing Mischa\'s stolen bracelet.\nEntering Grutas\' property, Hannibal sets an improvised bomb and confronts him as he bathes, only to be interrupted by Grutas\' guards.\nAs Lecter is about to be killed, his bomb detonates and cuts the power, allowing him to wound the guards and escape in the chaos.\nReturning to Murasaki\'s home, Lecter receives a call from Grutas, who threatens to kill her unless he surrenders; overhearing ortolans singing in the background of the phone call, Lecter breaks into Kolnas\' home, and then heads to his restaurant.\nLecter shows he took Mischa\'s bracelet from his daughter and, in exchange for information, offers to spare Kolnas and free his family.\nGiving up the location of Grutas\' houseboat, Kolnas then realizes Lecter was lying about holding his family.\nAttacked by Kolnas, Lecter fatally stabs him through the head with a tantō.\nFinding and reaching the boat, Lecter sneaks aboard but is wounded by the captain.\nKilling the guards and captain, Lecter rushes to save Murasaki, only to be shot in the back by Grutas, who boasts while molesting a bound Murasaki.\nLecter removes his tantō, dimpled by Grutas\' bullet, and uses it to cut Grutas\' hamstring.\nWith Grutas disarmed, Murasaki begs Lecter spare him for Popil, only for Grutas to mock him.\nTaunting that Lecter drank broth made from Mischa, he suggests Lecter kills only to continue lying to himself; enraged, Lecter carves several "M"s into Grutas, fatally wounding him.\nHorrified by Lecter, Murasaki declares there\'s nothing human left inside him to love, and dives overboard.\nDetonating the houseboat with an improvised explosive, Lecter flees the scene.\nArrested by Popil, Lecter is soon freed when popular support for his dispatch of war criminals combines with a lack of hard evidence.\nLecter meets with Murasaki, and they say their goodbyes and part.\nOffered a residency at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland, Lecter heads overseas to North America, stopping briefly to visit bar-owner Grentz in Quebec, Canada.
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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a book about Lecter, Grutas, Kolnas entitled Hannibal Rising.
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conversations.value: Hannibal Rising (film): In 1941, an eight-year-old Hannibal Lecter lives in Lecter Castle in Lithuania.\nHitler's invasion of the Soviet Union turns the Baltic region into part of the bloodiest front line of World War II.\nLecter, his younger sister Mischa, and their parents travel to the family's hunting lodge in the woods to elude the advancing German troops.\nAfter three years, the Nazis are finally driven out of the countries soon to be occupied by the Soviet Union.\nDuring their retreat, however, they destroy a Soviet tank that had stopped at the Lecter family's lodge looking for water.\nThe explosion kills everyone but Lecter and Mischa.\nThey survive in the cottage until five former Lithuanian militiamen, led by a Nazi collaborator named Vladis Grutas, storm and loot it.\nFinding no other food in the bitterly cold Baltic winter, the men look menacingly at Lecter and Mischa.\nBy 1949, Lecter Castle has been turned into a Soviet orphanage and is ironically housing the interned orphan Hannibal Lecter.\nAfter dealing violently with a bully, Lecter escapes from the castle orphanage to Paris to live with his widowed aunt, the Lady Murasaki.\nWhile in France, Lecter flourishes as a student.\nHe commits his first murder as a teenager, killing a local butcher who insults his aunt.\nHe is suspected of the murder by Inspector Popil, a French detective who also lost his family in the war.\nThanks in part to his aunt's intervention, Lecter escapes responsibility for the crime.\nEventually, Lecter becomes the youngest person ever admitted to medical school in France.\nHe works in Paris, where he is given a job preparing cadavers.\nOne day, Lecter witnesses a condemned war criminal receiving a sodium thiopental injection, allowing him to recall details about his war crimes.\nConsequently, in an attempt to recall the names of those responsible for his sister's death, Lecter injects himself with the solution.\nHis subsequent flashback reveals to the viewers the men who had killed Mischa, had cannibalized her as well.\nLecter returns to Lithuania in search of his sister's remains.\nHe excavates the ruins of the lodge where his family died, and upon finding Mischa's remains, he gives her a proper burial.\nHe also unearths the dog-tags of the deserters who killed his sister.\nOne of them, Dortlich, attempts to kill him but is incapacitated by Lecter.\nAfter he buries Mischa's remains, Lecter forces Dortlich to reveal the whereabouts of the rest of his gang, then decapitates Dortlich with a horse-drawn pulley.\nDortlich's blood splashes on Lecter's face, and he licks it off.\nLecter then visits Kolnas' restaurant in Fontainbleau.\nHe finds his young daughter and notices Mischa's bracelet on her.\nHe gives her Kolnas' dogtag.\nDortlich's murder puts the rest of the group on alert and, because of the similarity to the first murder, places Lecter under renewed suspicion from Popil.\nGrutas, now a sex trafficker, dispatches a second member of the group, Zigmas Milko, to kill him.\nLecter kills Milko instead, drowning him in formaldehyde inside his laboratory.\nPopil then tries to dissuade him from hunting the gang.\nDuring a confrontation with Lady Murasaki, she begs him not to get revenge, claiming that he made a promise to Mischa.\nHe attacks Grutas in his home but Grutas is rescued by his bodyguards.\nGrutas kidnaps Lady Murasaki and calls Lecter, using her as bait.\nLecter recognizes the sounds of Kolnas' birds from his restaurant in the background.\nLecter goes there and plays on Kolnas' emotions by threatening his children.\nKolnas gives up the location of Grutas' boat, but Lecter kills him when Kolnas goes for Lecter's gun.\nLecter goes to the houseboat.\nIn a final confrontation, Grutas claims that Lecter too had consumed his sister in broth fed to him by the soldiers, and he was killing them to keep this fact secret.\nEnraged, Lecter eviscerates him by carving his sister's initial into his body.\nLady Murasaki, finally disturbed by his behavior, flees from him even after he tells her that he loves her.\nThe houseboat is incinerated, but Lecter, assumed to be dead, emerges from the woods.\nLecter hunts down the last member of the group, Grentz, in Canada.
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conversations.value: \nLecter hunts down the last member of the group, Grentz, in Canada..\nThe houseboat is incinerated, but Lecter, assumed to be dead, emerges from the woods.\nLady Murasaki, finally disturbed by his behavior, flees from him even after he tells her that he loves her.\nEnraged, Lecter eviscerates him by carving his sister's initial into his body.\nIn a final confrontation, Grutas claims that Lecter too had consumed his sister in broth fed to him by the soldiers, and he was killing them to keep this fact secret.\nLecter goes to the houseboat.\nKolnas gives up the location of Grutas' boat, but Lecter kills him when Kolnas goes for Lecter's gun.\nLecter goes there and plays on Kolnas' emotions by threatening his children.\nLecter recognizes the sounds of Kolnas' birds from his restaurant in the background.\nGrutas kidnaps Lady Murasaki and calls Lecter, using her as bait.\nHe attacks Grutas in his home but Grutas is rescued by his bodyguards.\nDuring a confrontation with Lady Murasaki, she begs him not to get revenge, claiming that he made a promise to Mischa.\nPopil then tries to dissuade him from hunting the gang.\nLecter kills Milko instead, drowning him in formaldehyde inside his laboratory.\nGrutas, now a sex trafficker, dispatches a second member of the group, Zigmas Milko, to kill him.\nDortlich's murder puts the rest of the group on alert and, because of the similarity to the first murder, places Lecter under renewed suspicion from Popil.\nHe gives her Kolnas' dogtag.\nHe finds his young daughter and notices Mischa's bracelet on her.\nLecter then visits Kolnas' restaurant in Fontainbleau.\nDortlich's blood splashes on Lecter's face, and he licks it off.\nAfter he buries Mischa's remains, Lecter forces Dortlich to reveal the whereabouts of the rest of his gang, then decapitates Dortlich with a horse-drawn pulley.\nOne of them, Dortlich, attempts to kill him but is incapacitated by Lecter.\nHe also unearths the dog-tags of the deserters who killed his sister.\nHe excavates the ruins of the lodge where his family died, and upon finding Mischa's remains, he gives her a proper burial.\nLecter returns to Lithuania in search of his sister's remains.\nHis subsequent flashback reveals to the viewers the men who had killed Mischa, had cannibalized her as well.\nConsequently, in an attempt to recall the names of those responsible for his sister's death, Lecter injects himself with the solution.\nOne day, Lecter witnesses a condemned war criminal receiving a sodium thiopental injection, allowing him to recall details about his war crimes.\nHe works in Paris, where he is given a job preparing cadavers.\nEventually, Lecter becomes the youngest person ever admitted to medical school in France.\nThanks in part to his aunt's intervention, Lecter escapes responsibility for the crime.\nHe is suspected of the murder by Inspector Popil, a French detective who also lost his family in the war.\nHe commits his first murder as a teenager, killing a local butcher who insults his aunt.\nWhile in France, Lecter flourishes as a student.\nAfter dealing violently with a bully, Lecter escapes from the castle orphanage to Paris to live with his widowed aunt, the Lady Murasaki.\nBy 1949, Lecter Castle has been turned into a Soviet orphanage and is ironically housing the interned orphan Hannibal Lecter.\nFinding no other food in the bitterly cold Baltic winter, the men look menacingly at Lecter and Mischa.\nThey survive in the cottage until five former Lithuanian militiamen, led by a Nazi collaborator named Vladis Grutas, storm and loot it.\nThe explosion kills everyone but Lecter and Mischa.\nDuring their retreat, however, they destroy a Soviet tank that had stopped at the Lecter family's lodge looking for water.\nAfter three years, the Nazis are finally driven out of the countries soon to be occupied by the Soviet Union.\nLecter, his younger sister Mischa, and their parents travel to the family's hunting lodge in the woods to elude the advancing German troops.\nHitler's invasion of the Soviet Union turns the Baltic region into part of the bloodiest front line of World War II.Hannibal Rising (film): In 1941, an eight-year-old Hannibal Lecter lives in Lecter Castle in Lithuania