Talk:Robert Langdon
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[edit] Partly fictional?
Why are we claiming that the character Robert Langdon is anything but pure fiction? Shoaler 18:54, 12 Jun 2005 (UTC)
[edit] Priory of Sion Member?
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I don't recall Langdon being a member of the Priory, unless you mean the fact that Sophie's mother allowed him to find the Grail is an induction into the order.
[edit] Definitely named after John Langdon
Just found this in the written judgement for Dan Brown's recent court case:
- "60. In Angels & Demons he introduced Robert Langdon as a character for the first time. He is based on an artist and philosopher John Langdon." [1]
I've updated the article to reflect this more accurately. --Entirety 11:25, 27 April 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Robert's relationships
I was wondering: what happened between Robert and Vittoria? How come he follows a relationship at the end of the Da Vinci Code with Sophie, when he had sex with Vittoria? Did I miss the break-up or something? loulou 03:22, 2 July 2006 (UTC)
- No, it doesn't say that the broke up or something (heck, I thought they were married) but they we're drifting apart. Which I just think is a swack in their relationship as mr Brown probably tried to describe real love between the two in Angels & Demons ("like they had known each other far longer then they had..."... or something. Also, does anyone know if Robert and Vittoria got married? Since he had the dream where a young woman was shouting "come on Robert! I knew I should have married a younger man"? ---Hackeru
[edit] Short Question
I'm of the opinion that Robert Langdon was an atheist. Didn't he say so in Angels and Demons? Correct? SapphireSprite 04:11, 6 March 2007 (UTC)
- Both yes... and no. He did become a sort of believer at the end of A&D but I think he lost that when he learned of what the Camerlengo had done ---Hackeru
[edit] "Assuming" doesn't work
This article has bits of total speculation!
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BetacommandBot (talk) 15:09, 8 March 2008 (UTC)
