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The Da Vinci Code Study Guide

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by Dan Brown
About 99 pages (29,551 words)
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Discuss your theories on why the subjects of the Holy Grail and Mary Magdalene are still relevant even today.

Discuss the effects that the different settings (i.e., the Louvre, Westminster Abbey) had on the story. Has this book awakened an interest in visiting these places?

Discuss the motivations of the book's villains. Discuss whether there is any validity to their interests/causes.

Discuss the relationship between Robert Langdon and Sophie Neveu. How did they complement one another?

The Da Vinci Code has garnered much interest, both of praise and disdain. Discuss whether the book deserves such great interest and influence.

Many feel that the author did an effective job weaving fiction within truth. Discuss what aspects of the story you feel to be true and what is fiction?

Discuss your opinion of Sir Teabing. Is he a tragic or sympathetic character?

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