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Why didn't Paul's father use his ability to see into the future during his fight against the Harkonnens in Dune?
Why don't characters in Dune just wear armor to stop slow-moving blades if shields can't protect against them? Wouldn't that make sense?
Did Gurney Halleck ever have a chance at defeating Feyd-Rautha if Gurney Halleck had instead acted as Paul's champion in the duel over the Emperor's fate?
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Fun fact: If you look closely at Roger Yuan’s arm, you can see an open wound. He’s marked himself with the Atreides eagle, just like in the book.
In the Dune movies, why did both Lynch and Villeneuve fail to show the Fremen always wearing sand-colored robes, which served as ready camouflage whenever out in the desert? It is an important detail to the story.
Frank Herbert's DUNE is set in the far future. Why are there no computers in DUNE? Certainly in the far future societies will have computers!
Need some honest advice
Got a tattoo done 2 days ago, at the time I loved it but now I'm not sure. Some people at work mentioned it looked like a butthole if someone hadn't watched Dune and know that this is the cover for it. I've messaged my artist and he says he can work on it a bit more but idk.
Basically just asking, what did you think this was before reading?
Can you explain the concept of 'spice' and 'the spice must flow' in the book "Dune"? Is there a deeper meaning behind these terms?
In the novel "Dune" by Frank Herbert, what would Jessica and Reverend Mother Mohiam have done if Paul Atreides had failed the Gom Jabbar test? How would they explain it to Duke Leto, never mind the people of Caladan, the Emperor, and the Landsraad?
In Frank Herbert's "Dune", why didn't Leto II use nuclear weapons against Paul's forces as soon as they landed on Arrakis?
How come in the Dune book, the Baron's death feels so anticlimactic? I thought Paul would kill the Baron but his sister does instead, which feels very anticlimatic.
The dinner party scene is grossly underrated. I love that he just grabs food from her plate to prove his point, he's so extra. This scene never would have fit in the 2021 movie but I wish they could have made it work. Top ten Paul moments ever.
