The Lost Symbol

American author Dan Brown presents his readers with an intriguing and controversial novel, titled “The Lost Symbol,” that has captured the attention of millions of people around the world.
The novel’s events take place in the United States, in a hidden world about which we know nothing. The novelist delves into this reality using his own narrative abilities and the private information available to him, conveying the movements and trajectories of his characters to the point that one imagines it to be a realistic portrayal of what happens behind the scenes. Is it a picture of a bygone era, or is it the hidden present that the novel’s protagonist, Robert Langdon, wanted to enter through the character of the novel’s protagonist, Robert Langdon, who prepared him to enter that world and preserve its secrets. “The members of the brotherhood” or “the rope of tow,” “which is a symbol of the first rank or the bond of love that should unite the entire brotherhood,” he called him “the initiate.” “The initiate’s journey began when he entered the temple’s chamber, which instilled awe in him. The place seemed to him like an ancient temple, but the truth is even stranger.
I am only a few blocks from the White House.
This massive building, located at 1733 16th Street NW, Washington, D.C., is an exact replica of a temple built before Christ; the Temple of King Mausolus, the Mausolium… a place to which one is taken after death.”