What is the tone in angels and demons?

Answer 1

In Angels and Demons, a large amount of "antimatter", a highly volatile substance, has been stolen from CERN, and the main researcher of the antimatter experiment (a physicist/priest) has been murdered; the word ILLUMINATI is branded on his chest. Robert Langdon, a symboligist, is called in to investigate. Meanwhile, the man who killed the physicist goes on to kidnap four cardinals who are the favorites to follow the recently-dead Pope. The antimatter is then found at the Vatican, so Langdon and the physicist's daughter and some others go to Vatican City and meet with the Pope's right-hand-man. They receive word that all four cardinals will be killed (one for each element: Earth, Wind, Water, Fire), one each hour, and then the antimatter will explode (and destroy Vatican City) at midnight. The entirety of the book takes place in a single day, as Langdon and the others attempt to foil the plot--twists, deaths, and multiple-climaxes ensue.

Answer 2

The tone in "Angels and Demons" is tense, suspenseful, and fast-paced with moments of mystery and intrigue. The story is filled with action and dramatic twists that keep readers on the edge of their seats.

Answer 3

Here is a link to a good summery and allot of other info on Angels & Demons.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angels_%26_Demons

Answer 4

It is a material created in the movie angels and demons. It plays a big role in the movie.

Answer 5

Mainly Italy and the Vatican but it goes all around Europe.

Answer 6

science verse faith

Answer 7

Basically, Italy.