Robert Langdon by Dan Brown series

Robert Langdon is invented by Dan brown Professor of religious symbology at Harvard Institute of conspiracy novels"the Lost symbol" (2009) and "Inferno" (2013). The first book"Angels and Demons" (2001) describes the Illuminati. Ancient order of the mysterious, famous in the Middle Ages furious struggle with official Church. Perhaps this is the legend of the past, but why the scientist is carved the symbol of the Illuminat killed under mysterious circumstances then?

Visiting Harvard expert on symbolism and her partner - daughter killed, begin own investigation - and soon come to improbable results. In the following work“The da Vinci Code” (2003), the author describes next. The secret code is hidden in the works of Leonardo da Vinci. Only this codean help to find Christian relics that gave inconceivable authority and power. In the novel "The da Vinci Code" author has collected all the experience of investigations and put it in the main character Robert Langdon.

The night bell (horn) was a denouement of this story when they told the main character about the murder of the old curator of the Museum at the Louvre. The encrypted note, clues to which are in the works of Leonardo da Vinci was found near the dead body. In General, it’s not reported enough about the youth of the main hero- Robert Langdon. He was born in the city Access New Hampshire .It is also known that in his student years he played water Polo.

Also, it mentions that his parents live in Geneva, Floridain the book "Angels and demons". He also suffers from claustrophobia after falling into a well at the age of 9 years and has a phenomenal memory. He had blue eyes, dark brown hair, low baritone and six feet tall. Robert was never married. He wears a Mickey Mouse watch that was given to him by his parents on 9-th birthday as a gift. Langdon’s machine is Saab 900 with an automatic transmission. Peter Solomon Chairman of the Smithsonian institution had become the mentor of Robert,after his father's death. Brown admits that he gave his hero the name of John Langdon, a Philadelphia specialist in preparation ambigram.