Da Vinci Code 1-100

Jacques Saunière is in the Grand Gallery of the Louvre. He pulls a Caravaggio painting off the wall in order to trigger the gallery’s alarm and seal himself inside, away from an albino attacker who is pursuing him. But the protective metal cage does little to stop the man, who pulls a pistol on Saunière and asks him to reveal where “it” is. Saunière at first pretends that he does not know and then gives the albino a fake location. The fake location is a lie that Saunière has carefully rehearsed. Saunière realizes that his three partners are dead, and that if he dies the secret they all shared will die with him. Fache lead Langdon to the Grand Gallery. Langdon knows that the agent is wearing a cross that depicts Jesus and the twelve apostles. Silas arrived at Saint-Sulpace and started to reflect on his past. He left home at a young age after murdering his abusive father and then went to jail. Angirosa saved Silas, giving him that name, and then Silas became Angirosa's right hand man. Fache and Collet continue to try to reach Sophie. An alarm rings, signaling a security breach in the men’s room. The two policemen see on the GPS screen that Langdon has apparently jumped out of the window. Silas enters Saint-Sulpice. Sister Sandrine offers to give him a tour of the church, but he refuses it. He asks her to go back to bed, saying he wants to pray and can show himself around. She agrees, but she is suspicious of him. Hiding in the shadows, she watches him pray, thinking that Silas might be the enemy she was warned about. Langdon tries to decipher Sophie's message and then realizes that it says "Leonardo Da Vinci! The Mona Lisa!”