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Well that was a shocking ending, even for me (and I already saw the movie). Did anyone think that the Camerlengo was going to end up being behind the whole scheme? Also, what did everyone think about the scene when Mortati revealed that the Camerlengo was the pope's son? What are your thoughts about the ethics behind the former pope's past? (Was he right to secretly raise a son? Just because he din't break his vow of celibacy, does tht make it ok?)

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(Post discussion question for chapters 39-69) Do you think the book is getting more interesting, or is it starting to get boring? What do you think will happen with the rest of the cardinals' murders? Do you think that any of them will be saved? Anything else that you found particularly interesting in this section?

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(Post discussion question for chapters 1-38)