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Arlind Fazliu
Arlind Fazliu asked Dan Brown:

Hi! I would like to know how much of your own personality have you used to create the fictional character of Robert Langdon,or the peculiar personality of Robert has nothing to do with yourself?

Dan Brown Hi Arlind!
It’s funny how many people ask me this question. It’s true that Langdon and I share a fascination with history, symbols, and codes, but this is where the similarities end. Langdon leads a far more adventurous life than I do, and he is certainly more daring than I am. He is, in many ways, the hero I wish I could be.
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