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1. www.enotes.com › topics › da-vinciThe Da Vinci Code Chapters 91-100 Summary - eNotes.com

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   Silas carries Bishop Aringarosa to the hospital. Under the pain of his injury, Aringarosa returns to a painful memory from five months earlier: the Vatican's plan to disassociate itself...

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   Teabing calls the police to provide an anonymous tip that Silas will be at the London Opus Dei headquarters. Those loose-ends taken care of, he heads to Westminster Abbey to seek out Newton's tomb and try to find the missing orb in Sauniére's clue.

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   In the Louvre, a monk of Opus Dei named Silas apprehends Jacques Saunière, the museum’s curator, and demands to know where the Holy Grail is. After Saunière tells him, Silas shoots him and leaves him to die. However, Saunière has lied to Silas about the Grail’s location.

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   Silas has Teabing and Sophie at gunpoint. He orders Teabing to hand him the cryptex. Teabing agrees and then slashes Silas with one of his crutches, right on the punishment belt strapped around Silas’s thigh.

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   Silas has taken a vow of celibacy for Opus Dei, a vow he sees as a small price to pay for salvation, especially considering the sexual assault he endured in prison. Prepared to retrieve the keystone, he knocks on the door of the church.

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   Teabing had displayed ingenious precision in formulating a plan that protected his innocence at every turn. He had exploited both the Vatican and Opus Dei, two groups that turned out to be completely innocent. His dirty work had been carried out unknowingly by a fanatical monk and a desperate bishop.

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   Why did Silas take a vow of celibacy for Opus Dei?

   • Silas has taken a vow of celibacy for Opus Dei, a vow he sees as a small price to pay for salvation, especially considering the sexual assault he endured in prison. Prepared to retrieve the keystone, he knocks on the door of the church. Silas’s conversion to Christianity sprung from his first experience of kindness.

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   What does Bishop Aringarosa think about Opus Dei?

   • On the plane, Bishop Aringarosa thinks about how Opus Dei offered the Teacher a large amount of money for information about the location of the keystone. The Teacher told Aringarosa that he must not be in contact with Silas, presumably in order to maintain secrecy and throw the police off the scent.

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   Does Fache have a connection to Opus Dei?

   • Fache’s connection to Opus Dei is unclear. He is a pious Catholic who has been known to mix church and state affairs, and Brown makes us wonder whether he is in on the keystone conspiracy. On one hand, Fache genuinely seems to believe that Langdon is guilty of Saunière’s murder.

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   Why did Silas kill Jacques Saunière?

   • In the Louvre, a monk of Opus Dei named Silas apprehends Jacques Saunière, the museum’s curator, and demands to know where the Holy Grail is. After Saunière tells him, Silas shoots him and leaves him to die. However, Saunière has lied to Silas about the Grail’s location.

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   What happens to Silas when he shows off the cryptex?

   • As Langdon is showing off the cryptex, Silas appears and hits him over the head, holds Sophie and Teabing at gunpoint, and demands the keystone, but Teabing attacks Silas, hitting him on the thigh where his punishment belt is located, and Sophie finishes him off by kicking him in the face. They tie Silas up and take him hostage.

   The Da Vinci Code Plot Summary - Book Analysis

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   What happened to Silas in Saint-Sulpice?

   • As Silas arrives at Saint-Sulpice, he reflects on his past. He ran away from home at a young age after murdering his abusive father and continued to live a life of violence. He was in prison for murder when an earthquake opened a big hole in the wall of his cell. When he ran, he ended up at a church in Oviedo, Spain.

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   The Teacher, after disposing of Rémy and sending Silas away to an Opus Dei residence, gets to the tomb of Isaac newton first. Langdon and Sophie arrive shortly to encounter the teacher who finally reveals himself at last, and to their greatest surprise, Teabing is the Teacher, the master manipulator who directed the killing of the Priory ...