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So the billionaire in Inferno leaves a crumb trail all the way to the inferno virus so his followers can find it e.g. Siena. And Siena even says she's going to protect the virus to ensure it goes off because people are looking for it. However, the people looking for it are only able to find it, as is Siena, because of the trail Zobrist left.

Why did he leave a crumb trail? It doesn't make sense. Nobody would have found it if he didn't. Just time the device to go off. Most likely, the WHO characters in the film wouldn't have even known without the Faraday pointer...

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    Zobrist leaves a trail as to give "the world a chance", so as to prove his point that not many can solve it. If you really want to understand the movie, go read the book.
    – Luciferangel
    Jan 2, 2017 at 5:30
  • Imo, I shouldn't have to read a book to understand a movie. I don't believe his motives were ever fully given during the movie. Except that he was a radical and really believed in his cause.
    – Alex
    Jan 2, 2017 at 6:14
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    Reading the book will not help you understand the film. It will only make it worse.
    – Bill the Lizard
    Jan 3, 2017 at 1:27

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