The Da Vinci Code

Structure and Organization

Dan Brown's novel 'The Da Vinci Code' consists of a prologue, 105 chapters, and an epilogue. The chapters are untitled. The book begins with a prologue that sets the tone and introduces the main intrigue. The subsequent chapters develop the plot, reveal the characters and their motivations, and present new puzzles and mysteries. The epilogue concludes the story, tying up loose ends and resolving the main plot lines. The book also features numerous flashbacks and parallel storylines that provide deeper insight into the events and characters.