The Da Vinci Code

­    The Da Vinci Code reveals the two sides of the coin that makes a mythical symbol mysterious, unattainable and yet so tantalizingly real. One the one hand the goal must inspired us to reach beyond the every day world toward a greater reality where mystical quotations and moral certitude rest alongside abundance and healing and the sacred space also.

    The hero of a story is the main character who usually undergoes some sort of change. In the novel we can see that Sophie and Langdon are both the protagonists of the plot. They work together to uncover the clues about the Grail and Sophie’s family. The antagonist of the novel is Leigh Teabing or the Teacher. Robert Langdon is a professor of symbology and a writer of several books. If we do an Atheist reading than Leigh Teabing can be consider as a protagonist. As he is interested in studying history of Christianity, because his character deals an idea which is also center of the novel.

   The character of Sophie is portrayed well in comparison to other films. If we talk about significance and importance of the characters then we must think of "Scarlet Letters"  Hester Prynne, because she crosses social boundaries and similarly Sophie's character in this movie doing the same thing.It shows positive impact of the characterization.

   Narration of studied Paradise Lost and The Da Vinci Code, In Paradise Lost Milton wrote on Eve and Adam. Eve is responsible for fall of Adam. Paradise Lost tries to show rationally with given Eve some space. But it also decline women. We can say about ‘The Da Vinci Code’ breaks human faith with showing history of Christianity. Here Brown’s novel Da Vinci Code has all historical issues and reference strong evidence. Mary Magdalene’s role in the Bible is very short but her role in ‘ The  Da Vinci Code’ is rather long and important one. Brown is trying to prove that Mary Magdalene was the favorite of all the Disciples of Christ.