Dan Brown's The Da Vinci Code

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Dan Brown's Da Vinci Code is one of the most successful and controversial novels of our time. Other authors also joined the novel about Christian topics and treasure hunts, or simply discussed Da Vinci Code. Even in the film industry, he uses Brown's strategy (and theme) on a successful movie "National Treasure" and uses Holy Grail for movie production like "Knights" (Temple of the Templars). But which strategy does Brown adopt?

First, the Da Vinci Code was a novel written by American writer and journalist Dan Brown and was published in 2003 by the publisher's "Landen Book House". It is worth noting that the Da Vinci Code is another part of Dan Brown's popular novel "Angels and Demons" (2000). In fact, this book is an international bestseller. It has been translated into 44 languages ​​and has more than 81 million copies. Da Vinci Code is one of the most popular magazines on the New York Times. Many experts believe that this novel is the best book in ten years. The novel is written in the type of intellectual detective thriller and evoked widespread interest in the legend of the Holy Grail and the position of Mary Magdalen in the history of Christianity as described in the Da Vinci Code - Independent Book Review.

It is explosion proof. The role of "Bishop Alinga Rosa" in Dan Brown's novel "Da Vinci Code" is an example of a red snapper in the whole novel. The way the character is expressed makes the reader suspect that he is the mastermind of the whole conspiracy. Later I found out he was innocent. For example, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's "Sherlock Holmes: Basqueville Hound" - a reader was abandoned by a real killer and began to doubt the escape of "prisoners" and "barrymore." After all, however, the mystery was solved by unexpected recognition of "Beryl", her husband "Stapleton" is a real culprit.