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1. When he first meets Maximilian Kohler, Langdon tells him he is “undecided on miracles…I study religious symbology—I’m an academic, not a priest.” (p. 21) Does Langdon change his view on miracles by the end of the book? (Write a 6-10 sentence paragraph to discuss your answer to this question.) **Yes, he does change his mind. First, he was wrong about the illuminati being alive. Then, he discovered that there was still a statue for the earth symbol. Next, he was shocked by the sneakiness of the //Hassassin//. Then he got into the Archives of Vatican twice! Finally, he met Vittoria, someone he can live with. So, he had been given the opportunity to discover many miracles.**

4. 4. The author of the novel, Dan Brown, said in an interview that, “the final message of the novel, without a doubt, is a positive one.” What do you see as the ultimate message of the book? (Write a 6-10 sentence paragraph to discuss your answer to this question.) **That miracles do happen. You also won't want to assume things because the consequences can be severe. The case in this book veing that Robert said there was no illuminati, was wrong, and people had died. Plus, don't assume there aren't miracles for you could be shocked in the end. Then there is the message that Robert finally met someone he found a liking to which is another miracle. So, never say never to miracles because they can come and go just like that, and you'll miss out on the opportunity.**