I’m not a reading person, but I remember reading “The Lost Symbol” by Dan Brown. This is a thriller and a sequel for his most famous book “The Da Vinci Code”. This book is about a professor and iconographer called Robert Langdon, who has to travel to Washington DC to resolve the death of a personal friend, who was murdered by a secret reason and his body was leaved in a specific location whit a specific posture.
However, the murder was a person who was obsessed to being the perfect person (to become a god), also he was an ex mason, so he started to get inked in all the spaces in his skin with different every symbol of the world, when he was almost finished he realized that it was missing one. And only the masons knew it.
By the end, this guy suicided himself to dispose of his body to becomes perfect, but he never founded the real secret symbol. And I couldn´t end the book because the symbol was just a normal phrase about religion and all the mystery of the book died with this character.
In my opinion this book has the most disappointing end (besides “Cronica de una Muerte Anunciada”, but this was a kind of good end that I really enjoyed), but for some reason it cached me in the beginning, because it was really interesting the development of the story.
By the way I don’t think that I would read it again.
Well, now that I know how it ended I don't think I'm going to read it, and by the way you explain it, It is a bad ending
ResponderEliminarI remember the movie of Victor Frankestein when you tell about robert langdon because in the motive created live he's going crazy and said "I'll become a god" and use a murdered body for created the monster Frankestein
ResponderEliminarSeems to be a story with lot of misteryous, Maybe I would read it!
ResponderEliminarI aprecciate your redaction for the book, because never I read it is and I understand and I scared me.
ResponderEliminarI haven't read anything by Dan Brown but I think his books must be fun.
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