The Lost Symbol By Dan Brown: Yet Another Masterpiece

Despite all the respect that you feel for the man responsible for bringing you masterpieces

such as The Lost Symbol and The Da Vinci Code, the latest book from him features a lot of coincidences (slightly unnatural but interesting enough to continue reading). Its slightly difficult to believe Robert Langdon would fly to Washington DC on a private jet quickly without talking (confirming) with the man who invited him. There are instances in the book where fathers do not recognize their sons. Dan Browns characters talk to each other in complicated paragraphs, not like usual conversations that we (real people) have with each other. The hero of the book has a bad memory, which suddenly, turns good in one scene unexplained.

A Different Kind of a Writer

Lets accept one fact Dan Brown is a different kind of a writer who doesnt care about creating realistic conversations or scenes or even characters. But then, even his readers dont care. The reason is, he is too good at something which he is good at (hopefully, this sentence is clear enough). He is more like a natural puzzle creator who expertly accompanies you as you walk through it with him. He is expert at getting through to suppressed history and then mixing fiction with it, and then questions the conventional wisdom with his smartly crafted queries.

Dan Browns World Is a Different One Altogether

Dan Brown manages to see things even where others have failed to. He asks the question - what if the Masonic symbols present in the capital of US all contain some hidden meaning. He believes all the secrets can be easily unlocked with the proper keys. Dan Brown lives in a different world, and lives there successfully. The Lost Symbol will probably not succeed as much as The Da Vinci Code, simply because Jesus evokes far more emotion than the masons do. So freemasonry will not become part of the daily conversations as did the first book of Dan Brown.

Dan Brown Is Most Excited About

The author, however, believes his usual hero; Robert Langdon will serve him well in this book also. The formula also remains the same, and the villain (a different one) this time also remains as merciless as ever. The villain, named Mal akh, doesnt kill when he gets the opportunity (extend the logic). Reading the book The Lost Symbol is more like solving a crossword puzzle, but this may be the most fascinating thing you may ever have done in your life. Could you believe what Dan Brown is most excited about (not about ancient secrets), rather it is the soft drink recipe he is more interested in.

by: Prasoon Kumar

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