Part of the note of the admiring Dolarhyde to Lecter read: "The important thing is what I am becoming...I""ll never forget you, Apollo.You""re the best." At the end of his words and before leaving, he placed his own championship boxing belt (won from Creed in an earlier film) on the flower-adorned grave, although it wasn""t buried permanently.He is there because he shot and killed a litter of puppies with a gun found in his mother""s drawer.[Note: Plato""s acting-out aggression is quite meaningful - puppies never know their father, and the litter is eventually abandoned by the mother.[Later, Sean tells her that her face was "like a saint."] Following the Catholic mass, Sean waits outside at the back of the stone chapel where the red-haired woman follows.