The ending of ‘The Da Vinci Code’ sees Robert Langdon and Sophie Neveu uncovering the truth behind the Holy Grail. After a series of revelations and thrilling pursuits, they discover that the Grail is not a physical chalice but rather a secret that has been passed down through generations. The pair confront the antagonist, Sir Leigh Teabing, who seeks to possess this knowledge for himself.
Ultimately, Langdon learns that the truth lies in understanding the significance of Mary Magdalene and the legacy she left behind. The book concludes with Langdon contemplating the real meaning of the Grail and the implications of the secrets he has uncovered. The ending leaves readers with profound questions about faith, history, and the nature of truth, inviting them to reflect on the events and their broader significance.