However, Inferno is an exception in this regard. They all end up having feelings for Robert Langdon. The female characters are super-brainy but are required to full the usual character tropes. Given that Robert is a professor at Harvard, of religious symbology and iconography, a fictional subject, but one that amasses great respect in all circles, and is quite popular. Along the journey, there is a lot of trivia, conspiracy theories, and simplistic but convenient plot twists. He is usually accompanied by a man whom he trusts, but who betrays him and is wary of a man who is actually trying to help him.

A man he adores and respects is dead, who hods the key to a great secret. He finds a beautiful woman during his chase, who accompanies him as he solves clues spread over a wide area, usually in exotic foreign locations, to find the reason or the perpetrator who is doing this. Robert Langdon is being chased in a man-hunt. Like his previous works, ‘ Angels and Demons’, ‘ The Da Vinci Code’, and ‘The Lost Symbol’, ‘Inferno’ has a simplistic plot structure. Dan Brown has slowly been associated with a genre of fiction with elements of whodunit, extensive historical trivia, and a life-threatening chase that has Robert Langdon running helter-skelter looking for clues of a puzzle only he can solve. Inferno is a 2013 mystery-thriller novel by Dan Brown and the fourth in the Robert Langdon series.

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