Dan Brown’s "Angels and Demons": the Fact within a Fiction
Abstract Dan Brown - in Angels and Demons, wrote about the existence of Illuminati, when everyone believes that they are already extinct hundreds years ago. Illuminati show up within the Catholic Church’s wall. The Catholic Church declares a war against Illuminati, its old enemy. Brown mentioned it as war between science and religion. Illuminati threaten the church with a bomb made of a new particle called Antimatter that can be used as the electricity power to the whole Vatican City for a month, but also can blow it just in one night. In writing this book, Dan Brown was inspired by his own life. The science and religion took a big part in his life. The making of Robert Langdon’s character was also inspired by his father’s friend, John Langdon. Brown also made his own perception about the illuminati, such as Galileo and Bernini were members of Illuminati, which they’re actually not. He also mentioned the “La Purga”, which actually has never happened in the real life, but in
