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«
Why
are
you
crying
,
Grand
-
père
?
»
He
picked
her
up
and
held
her
close
.
«
Oh
,
Sophie
,
you
and
I
have
said
good
-
bye
to
a
lot
of
people
this
year
.
It
s
hard
.
»
Sophie
thought
of
the
accident
,
of
saying
good
-
bye
to
her
mother
and
father
,
her
grandmother
and
baby
brother
.
«
Were
you
saying
goodbye
to
another
person
?
»
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«
To
a
dear
friend
whom
I
love
very
much
,
»
he
replied
,
his
voice
heavy
with
emotion
.
«
And
I
fear
I
will
not
see
her
again
for
a
very
long
time
.
»
Standing
with
the
docent
,
Langdon
had
been
scanning
the
chapel
walls
and
feeling
a
rising
wariness
that
a
dead
end
might
be
looming
.
Sophie
had
wandered
off
to
look
at
the
code
and
left
Langdon
holding
the
rosewood
box
,
which
contained
a
Grail
map
that
now
appeared
to
be
no
help
at
all
.
Although
Saunière
s
poem
clearly
indicated
Rosslyn
,
Langdon
was
not
sure
what
to
do
now
that
they
had
arrived
.
The
poem
made
reference
to
a
blade
and
chalice
,
which
Langdon
saw
nowhere
.
The
Holy
Grail
neath
ancient
Roslin
waits
.
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The
blade
and
chalice
guarding
o
er
Her
gates
.
Again
Langdon
sensed
there
remained
some
facet
of
this
mystery
yet
to
reveal
itself
.
«
I
hate
to
pry
,
»
the
docent
said
,
eyeing
the
rosewood
box
in
Langdon
s
hands
.
«
But
this
box
might
I
ask
where
you
got
it
?
»