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Too
random
?
Langdon
could
not
have
disagreed
more
.
Every
bank
advised
its
customers
to
choose
PINs
at
random
so
nobody
could
guess
them
.
Certainly
clients
here
would
be
advised
to
choose
their
account
numbers
at
random
.
Sophie
deleted
everything
she
had
just
typed
in
and
looked
up
at
Langdon
,
her
gaze
self
-
assured
.
»
It
’
s
far
too
coincidental
that
this
supposedly
random
account
number
could
be
rearranged
to
form
the
Fibonacci
sequence
.
»
Langdon
realized
she
had
a
point
.
Earlier
,
Sophie
had
rearranged
this
account
number
into
the
Fibonacci
sequence
.
What
were
the
odds
of
being
able
to
do
that
?
Sophie
was
at
the
keypad
again
,
entering
a
different
number
,
as
if
from
memory
.
«
Moreover
,
with
my
grandfather
’
s
love
of
symbolism
and
codes
,
it
seems
to
follow
that
he
would
have
chosen
an
account
number
that
had
meaning
to
him
,
something
he
could
easily
remember
.
»
She
finished
typing
the
entry
and
gave
a
sly
smile
.
«
Something
that
appeared
random
…
but
was
not
.
»
Langdon
looked
at
the
screen
.
ACCOUNT
NUMBER
:
1123581321
It
took
him
an
instant
,
but
when
Langdon
spotted
it
,
he
knew
she
was
right
.
The
Fibonacci
sequence
.
1
-
1
-
2
-
3
-
5
-
8
-
13
-
21
When
the
Fibonacci
sequence
was
melded
into
a
single
ten
-
digit
number
,
it
became
virtually
unrecognizable
.
Easy
to
remember
,
and
yet
seemingly
random
.
A
brilliant
ten
-
digit
code
that
Saunière
would
never
forget
.
Furthermore
,
it
perfectly
explained
why
the
scrambled
numbers
on
the
Louvre
floor
could
be
rearranged
to
form
the
famous
progression
.
Sophie
reached
down
and
pressed
the
ENTER
key
.
Nothing
happened
.
