How It All Goes Down
- Sophie and Langdon reach Newton's seemingly deserted tomb, and are also dismayed to see the prevalence of many orbs.
- They discuss possibilities of symbolism associated with the last line, "it speaks of Rosy flesh and seeded womb."
- Langdon's irritated, because he knows when they discover the answer it will have been painfully obvious all along.
- Sophie suddenly sees a note scribbled in charcoal on the tomb, saying the person has Teabing, and they have to meet in the public garden through the Chapter House.
- They recognize that this could be a trap, but they go because they owe it to Teabing.
- They run down narrow hallways towards the south exit, only to realize that the place the Teacher has instructed them to go is closed for renovations.
- That's not good.
- They enter the vacant Chapter House, a vast octagonal building, only to realize there's only one door.
- That door closes behind them, and they turn to see Teabing, aiming his revolver at them.
- Whaaaaaa—