@IlluminatorsI Unfortunately, this show is not based on the Dune books as seen in the films. This show is based on fan-fiction quality writings by his son that contradict the books.
@sycolution@7cinnamin@_LauraMoonlight@ichangemyworld This does not make the movement transphobic, as you claimed. The movement is the idea. Straightforward list of actions. If the personal opinions of the organisers are not baked into the movement, which they are not, then they can be divorced. To say otherwise is to undermine it.
@elektracult@netsearchistory They can remain faithful to the book and avoid bitterness; she is on a mission to fulfil the Bene Gesserit directive and her own ambition by convincing Paul into a child but he is stronger. They can start highlighting the situation between her and Alia. Build towards book three.
@elektracult@netsearchistory Much of her frustration comes from being limited as wife in name only after a lifetime of being promised otherwise. She is given pride of place as a councillor, but no more. The entire imperium knows Chani as his true partner, so Irulan does not have the backing she wants, needs.
@elektracult@netsearchistory Well, no. She was meant to marry the next ruler; she was at no time the heir in the book. Her mother was a Bene Gesserit told to have only daughters, which barred Shaddam from the heir he wanted. Even though Villeneuve implied rulership for her, that does not work within Messiah.
@faustsagony @darkskinqu33en Indeed. It left you both behind. The show could only have been clearer on his motivations and actions by coming through the screen and holding your hand. If you found that difficult, I imagine you have not gotten through any of the books.
@FiveWoke@MatB613 @B3man1 @RevDaniel Is that so? When did each of those brave men tell you they are Christians, or believe in God at all? You rather sound like what they fought. Looking to impose your comfort on others.
I would mention that the directive did not come from Trudeau & co but that is too much for you.
@kinlochleven7@BBCNewsnight Regarding those who can take the vaccine and know better but choose not to, they are selfish and yes, perhaps, immoral. That he too is terrible and immoral in a different way has no bearing.