Young Blonde Girl With Full Natural Breasts And Beauty Marks Shows Off Her Body In The Backyard With Palm Trees

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In the conclusion of the book The Silence of the Lambs, the heroine Clarice Starling gains an artificial beauty mark when burnt gunpowder gets lodged in the flesh of her cheek. She retains this mark in the sequel novel "Hannibal". This symbolism (along with Dr Lecter's polydactylism) did not get carried over into the film.