i was thinking lately of page 131 of angels and demons... and could flashly remember how chesTer use to hit his head hard and grunt on how long I took to read the book, fictiously, factly.

nevertheless, i believe, the poignant reason to read a non-fictious or fictious book is to understand what the books trying to convey.

Like take for example,

Harry poTTer - wizardy,magicaLLy.
and what do you remember of it : the good looking face of danieL radcliffe.
and i saY : HELL NO..!! you should remember that,harry was the son of Lily and James, born on 15th October and was only 3 when both his parents died to Voldermort ..bla..bla..bla..

So the point i'm driving accross is, when you read a book, read it thoroughly,with understanding.

Like i have a fren, who has read angels & demons, only to realise that Proffeseu'r Robert Langdon is actually NOT Sir Leigh Teabing - the one that dies in Da Vinci -Janus.

*roll eyeZ*

AmywayZ, i'm pretty confused lately, and i'm determined to do a research about it.

and to sort my mind, so follows:-

#1 To explore vaticans darkest secrets
#2 Enter the closed chambers of the Papal sElection process
#3 Probe the little known historical mysteries of R0me
#4 The symbolism of bernini's architecture and sculpture
P.s: I have never heard the word bernini before.
#5 Join the debate between religion and science that has been raging since the church tried to silence Galileo
#6 To check if the Diagramma really gone
#7 To find out what is so captivating in The Ecstassy of St Theresa
#8 Discover the truth about Illuminati

Amin.

P.s: i think daniel's hot too...!


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