The Da Vinci Code Quest

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Found this when searching for something on google.

I have completed all the cureent chalenges, there should be another one up each day ... have a look, you need a goole account to access it though

http://flash.sonypictures.com/movies/davincicodequest/

You can get prizes if you complete all 24 puzzles by the 12th of May i think.

I'm doing the first one now... just completed it, and have to answer a question.

Yea ... its kind of like a google search on some parts ... its a copy paste affair

I have to crack the following anagrams:

O Draconian Devil

Oh Lame Saint

Harvest a Wet Kite

The answers are all in The Da Vinci Code. I found the first two. They’re Leonardo Da Vinci and The Mona Lisa. That’s simple enough because these anagrams are anyway cracked in the book. I went through the book but I can’t find the last. I think it must be the name of a character or group or work of art or perhaps even a place.

Anyone who’s read the book or seen the movie and remembers the names: can you think what that last one might be? Thanks.

I put it in a anagram generator, and got a 1000 hits, most of them gibberish, some looked like they might fit.


Thieves Tweak Art


Taketh Verse Wait


Taketh Eve Its Raw


Taketh Eve Its War

Theist Avert Weak


The words, atheist and harvast all also in there.

Why try the anagram if one hasnt read it? Well, "whatever it takes" I guess.

i think the competition is accually closed now

'Harvest a Wet Kite' really is cool not.

Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeah yeah.

-HECK!

HEY! Did my "whatever it takes/harvest a wet kite" anagram get missed?

I tried to find/figure out what it is ... but havent yet ...

Thanks a lot to everyone for their replies. I think “Whatever it takes” makes the most sense, but I’m sure the answer is the name of something that is in the book. Or something, some phrase related to the book or the story in some way.

If you want to check out the contest for any possible clues, it’s here:

http://clients.ibnlive.com/features/davinci/

(the contest is open only to Indian citizens resident in India)

It might be something in the book, but nothing came to mind for me. I know it was not an anagram in the book, as was the other two, which were used pretty much in the beginning. The other wasnt as obvious.

Its possible that you might be putting too much into it.

Whatever it takes to solve it...just as they did whatever it took in the book as well.

Did you read the book?

i read the book a year ago and then looked thru every page again a few days ago when trying to solve the anagrams.

i guess it could be whatever it takes...i can't make out from the contest rules whether i'm allowed to send more than 1 entry. if yes, i'll gladly send this solution and then keep hunting for more.

The contest is closed ... and if you weren't within the first 10,000 when you finished it... you received the following link which details some behind the scenes discussion on the movie:

http://www.sonypictures.com/movies/...endofquest.html

We all have our own views.

I don't, I believe whatever Dan Brown tells me. He's just so dreamy, he makes me give up believing in everything except Dan Brown.

-HECK!

Yeah, because we dont have brains, right?

Well, I have one, but Dan Brown gave it to me. His history books like The Da Vinci Code give me all the knowledge I need

-HECK!