![]() In his book Key to the Da Vinci Code, Ferris (2005) points out to the fact that The Da Vinci Code’s very format established objective preconditions for this novel to be avidly read: “The book is a complex blend of symbolism, historical theories, secret societies and religion, which separately presented would make for some heavy reading… In the context of a novel, however, a much wider audience is exposed to the ideas in the book” (Ferris 9). However, most of them do agree with a suggestion that the key to The Da Vinci Code’s popularity is being concerned with author’s ability to fuse religious and conspirological motifs into a one inseparable compound – thus, presenting readers within nothing less of an ‘intellectual bomb’, which sets off by being exposed to readers’ curiosity.
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