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Ameoba Posted 21 years ago
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The Da Vinci Code
hey i'm not sure whether this is the right place to post this but here goes.....
can anybody tell me the exact interpretation of the ending of THE DA VINCI CODE ? what does langdon eventually find out? is the holy grail really located at the bottom of the inverted pyramid?
if anybody is sure....pleez leave a message.....i'm having a bit of a tuff withh my friend about what it really means!
thanx a lot in advance and hoping for lots of replies!
Ameya
can anybody tell me the exact interpretation of the ending of THE DA VINCI CODE ? what does langdon eventually find out? is the holy grail really located at the bottom of the inverted pyramid?
if anybody is sure....pleez leave a message.....i'm having a bit of a tuff withh my friend about what it really means!
thanx a lot in advance and hoping for lots of replies!
Ameya
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NO replies!!!!!!!!?????????? just what u think!!!!!!! hope someone will reply Ameya
- NO replies!!!!!!!!??????????
- just what u think!!!!!!!
- hope someone will reply Ameya
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Hey come on now .....NO replies!!!!!!!!??????????
Come on now i bet somebody has got to have read the book......i don't need an elaborate answer........just what u think!!!!!!!
hope someone will reply
Ameya
Come on now i bet somebody has got to have read the book......i don't need an elaborate answer........just what u think!!!!!!!
hope someone will reply
Ameya
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I've read the book, but I don't really remember the end...
I'd say, yes, the grail is there, only it's not a thing, it's rather like a concept, a symbol for the holiness of womanhood.
I'll go and check
I'd say, yes, the grail is there, only it's not a thing, it's rather like a concept, a symbol for the holiness of womanhood.
I'll go and check
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The Da Vinci Code offers this hypothetical solution: the "holy grail" is encased in the smaller pyramid below the larger inverted pyramid adjacent to the Louvre, a structure that was supposedly achieved by the efforts of Mitterand (it may be true, but I have not verified it). The truth of this assertion can be doubted as well as many of the assumptions and supposed facts presented in the book.
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thanx a lot for ur response. got to agree with u. however ...on a final note could you or anybody else tell me what dan brown thinks or rather what does the protagonist think?
does he believe that the grail is beneath the pyramid?
p.s. I'm doing a report on this book so i'd really appreciate anybody else's opinions!
Thanks in advance.
Ameya
does he believe that the grail is beneath the pyramid?
p.s. I'm doing a report on this book so i'd really appreciate anybody else's opinions!
Thanks in advance.
Ameya
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hey i'm doing a research paper on The Da Vinci Code book also and I was wondering the same thing. I was wondering if you can tell me if you liked the ending of the book, and I was also wondering why did he choose the Rose Line as his ending Epologue? I hope you can help me out and if you can thankyou.
IN addition to that I was hoping you can tell me your opinion on th
IN addition to that I was hoping you can tell me your opinion on th
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In recent interviews on Discovery and History channels, Dan Brown states that he firmly believes what he has written. Yes, he does say it is a fictional novel, but he claims all bases as fact. His stated sources such as "Holy Blood, Holy Grail" and "The Gnostic Gospels" are controversial at best and contradictory to the Bible and independent, secular historical record.
One aspect of thi
One aspect of thi
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hi,even i did read the ending and at first thought that all that searching was to just see the structure of the holy grail by Francois Mitterrand and it ws def confusing .But i did think that beneath the pyramid is Mary Magdalene's bones as it is given tat "the quest for the holy grail is the quest to kneel bef the bones of Mary Magdalene.a journey to pray for the outcast one."someone pls tell me
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in fact this site states Dan Brown made a mistake in the description of the pyramid
http://www.atkielski.com/inlink.php?/PhotoGallery/Paris/Louvre/LouvreCarrouselSmall.html
http://www.atkielski.com/inlink.php?/PhotoGallery/Paris/Louvre/LouvreCarrouselSmall.html
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I agree with you. My understanding of Brown's theory was the the Holy Grail represented the bloodline of Jesus, and he holds with a myth that Jesus escaped from Jerusalem with Mary Magdelaine, and escaped to France.
The Chapel at Rosslyn is significant because of a long history with the Knights Templar. Rossly itself is a beautiful and mysterious place, and has some remarkable carvings
The Chapel at Rosslyn is significant because of a long history with the Knights Templar. Rossly itself is a beautiful and mysterious place, and has some remarkable carvings
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I'm sorry, but I think that this book is pathetic, it's a easy story and you can see the next chapter when you are reading one.
It is a Best seller and as far as I know this kind of books aren't literature.
I'm sorry if I have been too cold. Forget me, I think so.
It is a Best seller and as far as I know this kind of books aren't literature.
I'm sorry if I have been too cold. Forget me, I think so.
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