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Barely
aware
of
his
own
actions
,
Langdon
splashed
toward
the
center
of
the
fountain
and
began
scrambling
up
the
travertine
mountain
,
clambering
over
huge
arms
and
heads
,
pulling
himself
higher
.
Halfway
to
the
base
of
the
obelisk
,
he
emerged
from
the
mist
and
could
see
the
head
of
the
bird
more
clearly
.
There
was
no
doubt
.
It
was
a
dove
.
The
bird
’
s
deceptively
dark
color
was
the
result
of
Rome
’
s
pollution
tarnishing
the
original
bronze
.
Then
the
significance
hit
him
.
He
had
seen
a
pair
of
doves
earlier
today
at
the
Pantheon
.
A
pair
of
doves
carried
no
meaning
.
This
dove
,
however
,
was
alone
.
The
lone
dove
is
the
pagan
symbol
for
the
Angel
of
Peace
.
The
truth
almost
lifted
Langdon
the
rest
of
the
way
to
the
obelisk
.
Bernini
had
chosen
the
pagan
symbol
for
the
angel
so
he
could
disguise
it
in
a
pagan
fountain
.
Let
angels
guide
you
on
your
lofty
quest
.
The
dove
is
the
angel
!
Langdon
could
think
of
no
more
lofty
perch
for
the
Illuminati
’
s
final
marker
than
atop
this
obelisk
.
The
bird
was
looking
west
.
Langdon
tried
to
follow
its
gaze
,
but
he
could
not
see
over
the
buildings
.
He
climbed
higher
.
A
quote
from
St
.
Gregory
of
Nyssa
emerged
from
his
memory
most
unexpectedly
.
As
the
soul
becomes
enlightened
…
it
takes
the
beautiful
shape
of
the
dove
.
Langdon
rose
heavenward
.
Toward
the
dove
.
He
was
almost
flying
now
.
He
reached
the
platform
from
which
the
obelisk
rose
and
could
climb
no
higher
.
With
one
look
around
,
though
,
he
knew
he
didn
’
t
have
to
.
All
of
Rome
spread
out
before
him
.
The
view
was
stunning
.
To
his
left
,
the
chaotic
media
lights
surrounding
St
.
Peter
’
s
.
To
his
right
,
the
smoking
cupola
of
Santa
Maria
della
Vittoria
.
In
front
of
him
in
the
distance
,
Piazza
del
Popolo
.
Beneath
him
,
the
fourth
and
final
point
.
A
giant
cross
of
obelisks
.
Trembling
,
Langdon
looked
to
the
dove
overhead
.
He
turned
and
faced
the
proper
direction
,
and
then
he
lowered
his
eyes
to
the
skyline
.
In
an
instant
he
saw
it
.
