Origin

Main Characters and Their Development

• Robert Langdon: A professor of religious symbology and iconology at Harvard University. In the book, he becomes embroiled in the investigation of his friend and futurist Edmond Kirsch's murder. Langdon uses his knowledge and analytical skills to uncover the mysteries surrounding Kirsch's discoveries and faces various dangers along the way.
• Edmond Kirsch: A billionaire, futurist, and scientist who makes a groundbreaking discovery capable of changing humanity's worldview. His murder sets off the events of the book. Kirsch is portrayed as a man driven by progress and scientific discovery, but he faces resistance from religious and conservative forces.
• Ambra Vidal: The director of the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao and fiancée of Prince Julián. She assists Langdon in his investigation and finds herself at the center of a conspiracy. Ambra shows determination and courage in her quest to uncover the truth about Kirsch's death and his discoveries.
• Prince Julián: The heir to the Spanish throne, who becomes entangled in the events surrounding Kirsch's murder. His relationship with Ambra and his role in Spain's political intrigues play a significant part in the plot's development.
• Valentina Gómez: The head of security at the Guggenheim Museum, who aids Langdon and Ambra in their investigation. She demonstrates professionalism and dedication to her duty despite the dangers she faces.