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«
Ask
the
question
,
Mr
.
Langdon
,
»
Marie
said
,
looking
amused
.
«
You
have
earned
the
right
.
»
Langdon
felt
himself
flush
.
»
You
want
to
know
if
the
Grail
is
here
at
Rosslyn
.
»
«
Can
you
tell
me
?
»
She
sighed
in
mock
exasperation
.
«
Why
is
it
that
men
simply
cannot
let
the
Grail
rest
?
»
She
laughed
,
obviously
enjoying
herself
.
«
Why
do
you
think
it
s
here
?
»
Langdon
motioned
to
the
papyrus
in
her
hand
.
«
Your
husband
s
poem
speaks
specifically
of
Rosslyn
,
except
it
also
mentions
a
blade
and
chalice
watching
over
the
Grail
.
I
didn
t
see
any
symbols
of
the
blade
and
chalice
up
there
.
»
«
The
blade
and
chalice
?
»
Marie
asked
.
«
What
exactly
do
they
look
like
?
»
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Langdon
sensed
she
was
toying
with
him
,
but
he
played
along
,
quickly
describing
the
symbols
.
A
look
of
vague
recollection
crossed
her
face
.
«
Ah
,
yes
,
of
course
.
The
blade
represents
all
that
is
masculine
.
I
believe
it
is
drawn
like
this
,
no
?
»
Using
her
index
finger
,
she
traced
a
shape
on
herpalm
.
«
Yes
,
»
Langdon
said
.
Marie
had
drawn
the
less
common
»
closed
»
form
of
the
blade
,
although
Langdon
had
seen
the
symbol
portrayed
both
ways
.
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«
And
the
inverse
,
»
she
said
,
drawing
again
on
her
palm
,
»
is
the
chalice
,
which
represents
the
feminine
.
»
«
Correct
,
»
Langdon
said
.
«
And
you
are
saying
that
in
all
the
hundreds
of
symbols
we
have
here
in
Rosslyn
Chapel
,
these
two
shapes
appear
nowhere
?
»
«
I
didn
t
see
them
.
»
«
And
if
I
show
them
to
you
,
will
you
get
some
sleep
?
»