Prologue–Chapter 3
Jacques Sauniere is murdered in the Louvre, a museum in Paris, by an albino attacker, Silas, because he knows where a secret keystone is hidden. Robert Langdon, a Harvard Symbology professor, is in Paris on business. A policeman is sent to his room because they think he might have information on Sauniere's death. Langdon had plans to meet Sauniere for drinks but had their meeting canceled. Langdon goes to the Louvre with the policeman and meets Bezu Fache, the police captain.

Chapters 4–9
Fache shows Langdon to Sauniere's body, which is positioned strangely. Secretly Fache suspects Langdon to be Sauniere's murderer. Meanwhile, you get introduced to Manuel Aringarosa, the president of Opus Dei, a religious cult, I think. He is on his way to Rome. Back in Paris, Langdon explains to Fache the significance of the way the Sauniere arranges himself before dying. There are other clues that Langdon points out. Sauniere wrote a message next to his body. It......

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