What kind of people is the Silence of the Lambs a metaphor for?

The Silence of the Lambs symbolizes people who are kept in the prison of ignorance and fate, ready to be picked on by the devil.

The following is related to lambs:

Lamb refers to a lamb. The lamb itself is a young sheep, and the Shuo Wen has lamb, the son of a sheep. It also refers to young creatures [young animal], as in: lamb.

The name of the poem "Poetry - Zhaonan". Because of the "lamb" poem preface said: "lamb, magpie's nest of success also. Zhaonan's country to realize Wen Wang's government, the reign of all thrifty and upright, moral as the Lamb also."

Therefore, it was later used to praise the scholars for their cleanliness and integrity. Jin? Ge Hong? Clasping Parker's Tale: "When you are in the imperial court, you should take the Lamb as your honor." Another example: lamb fur (ancient lords used for the court dress of lambskin robes); lamb and geese (lambs and geese; for the engagement of a gift; ancient use for the Secretary, the great doctor of the Zhi Li); lamb coins (ancient use of lambskin as coins and silk, used as a gift to recruit the wise); lamb and calf (lambs and calves. Often compared to the weak side).

The above information refers to Baidu Encyclopedia - Lamb