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Liet-Kynes's Fremen daughter. Stilgar puts her in charge of Paul after he and Jessica wind up in his sietch; the two later become lovers.
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* LoveRuinsTheRealm: She fell in love with Duke Leto and instead of following the Sisterhood's instructions to produce a daughter with him, she fulfills his wish of having a son. This ruins the Bene Gesserit's Kwisatza Haderach plan which led to Paul's Jihan and Leto II's tynanical reign as God Emperor despite Leto II's ZeroApprovalGambit to ensure humanity's survival. After Leto II's demise centuries later, the Bene Gesserit regarded Jessica's love for Duke Leto as her biggest mistake which they call "Jessica's Crime", teaching the Sisterhood to put restraint on their emotions.
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* TheAtoner: By the end of ''Literature/DuneMessiah'' and in ''Literature/ChildrenOfDune''.
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* TheAtoner: By the end of ''Literature/DuneMessiah'' and in ''Literature/ChildrenOfDune''.''Literature/ChildrenOfDune'', [[spoiler:where he becomes The Preacher, a blind man who discredits the teachings of his own religion.]]
* SelfSacrificeScheme: He made Siona Atreides [[TheOnlyOneAllowedToDefeatYou the only one who would eventually destroy him]], all thanks to his breeding program where she possesses the "no-gene" which prevents him from using his prescience on her.
* TroublingUnchildlikeBehavior: Because she inherits all the Genetic Memories of her ancestors while she was in her mother's womb, Alia behaves more like an adult than a child which made many people, including her mother, afraid of her.
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* TheCorrupter: He loves to make the people around him as twisted as he is. He raised Feyd and Rabban to be just as twisted as he is, and it's implied the Baron somehow twisted Piter from a logical Mentat into the maniac he is now.
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* TheCorrupter: TheCorrupter:
** He loves to make the people around him as twisted as he is. He raised Feyd and Rabban to be just as twisted as he is, and it's implied the Baron somehow twisted Piter from a logical Mentat into the maniac he is now.
** [[spoiler:And as the GeneticMemory of his granddaughter, he influences Alia to become a ruthless regent of her brother's empire.]]
** He loves to make the people around him as twisted as he is. He raised Feyd and Rabban to be just as twisted as he is, and it's implied the Baron somehow twisted Piter from a logical Mentat into the maniac he is now.
** [[spoiler:And as the GeneticMemory of his granddaughter, he influences Alia to become a ruthless regent of her brother's empire.]]
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** Causing the above, Hawat values logic over emotions and is prone to underestimate their value or effects. Jessica points this out when she points out discipline lapses of Duncan and the Atreides soldiers as the results of their feelings of uncertainty in a foreign place, which makes Hawat only grumble under her observation. He similarly cannot understand that Jessica loves Leto and her son too much to betray either because logic dictates she's the most likely to be a traitor due to her Bene Gesserit affiliation and her unknown lineage.
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** Causing the above, Hawat values logic over emotions and is prone to underestimate their value or effects. Jessica points this out when she points out discipline lapses of Duncan and the Atreides soldiers as the results of their feelings of uncertainty in a foreign place, which makes Hawat only grumble under her observation. He similarly cannot understand that Jessica loves Leto and her son too much to betray either because logic dictates she's the most likely to be a traitor due to her Bene Gesserit affiliation and her unknown lineage. The Baron points this out too, that Hawat is a man of logic can be distracted and guided by being given things to appeal and stimulate his logic.
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* FatalFlaw: His paranoia, which the Baron exploits ruthlessly to destroy House Atriedes. As the baron explains, Hawat is so intelligent and paranoid he'll easily assume that Jessica is plotting to betray her own husband to the Harkonnens - as this is exactly the sort of complex plan Hawat would set up.
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* FatalFlaw: FatalFlaw:
** His paranoia, which the Baron exploits ruthlessly to destroy House Atriedes. As the baron explains, Hawat is so intelligent and paranoid he'll easily assume that Jessica is plotting to betray her own husband to the Harkonnens - as this is exactly the sort of complex plan Hawat would setup.up.
** Causing the above, Hawat values logic over emotions and is prone to underestimate their value or effects. Jessica points this out when she points out discipline lapses of Duncan and the Atreides soldiers as the results of their feelings of uncertainty in a foreign place, which makes Hawat only grumble under her observation. He similarly cannot understand that Jessica loves Leto and her son too much to betray either because logic dictates she's the most likely to be a traitor due to her Bene Gesserit affiliation and her unknown lineage.
** His paranoia, which the Baron exploits ruthlessly to destroy House Atriedes. As the baron explains, Hawat is so intelligent and paranoid he'll easily assume that Jessica is plotting to betray her own husband to the Harkonnens - as this is exactly the sort of complex plan Hawat would set
** Causing the above, Hawat values logic over emotions and is prone to underestimate their value or effects. Jessica points this out when she points out discipline lapses of Duncan and the Atreides soldiers as the results of their feelings of uncertainty in a foreign place, which makes Hawat only grumble under her observation. He similarly cannot understand that Jessica loves Leto and her son too much to betray either because logic dictates she's the most likely to be a traitor due to her Bene Gesserit affiliation and her unknown lineage.
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* HistoricalVillainUpgrade: InUniverse, a poor man who was forced to betray those he loved and regretted it all the way, while doing everything in his power to protect them from his own betrayal, is vilified as a Judas figure with songs sung lamenting his death wasn't ''worse''. [[note]] ''Of course'', one must forget about the fact his betrayal nearly wiped out the Atreides house, got a dozen hundred soldiers killed, and he knew [[AllForNothing his wife was most probably dead anyway]] for this to truly be a thing.[[/note]]
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* HistoricalVillainUpgrade: InUniverse, a poor man who was forced to betray those he loved and regretted it all the way, while doing everything in his power to protect them from his own betrayal, is [[TragicVillain vilified as a Judas figure with songs sung lamenting his death wasn't ''worse''. ''worse''.]] [[note]] ''Of course'', one must forget about the fact his betrayal nearly wiped out the Atreides house, got a dozen hundred soldiers killed, and he knew [[AllForNothing his wife was most probably dead anyway]] for this to truly be a thing.[[/note]]
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* TragicVillain: Being blackmailed into betraying the man you deeply respect and then being unfairly depicted as the Judas Iscariot equivalent of the new religion certainly qualifies.
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* EmbarassingNickname: Alia calls her Paul's "Ghanima", a Persian word meaning "war trophy" that has connotations in Fremen culture that the item is not being used for its original purpose. This is to rib her over the fact that Paul took responsibility for her, but refuses to bed her.
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* EmbarassingNickname: EmbarrassingNickname: Alia calls her Paul's "Ghanima", a Persian word meaning "war trophy" that has connotations in Fremen culture that the item is not being used for its original purpose. This is to rib her over the fact that Paul took responsibility for her, but refuses to bed her.
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* ModernMayincatecEmpire: Possibly have connections with this. They call their breeding tanks "axlotl", one letter away from the Mexican salamander called axolotl, and "tleilaxu" itself has a definitely Náhuatl sound too, not to mention their whole schtick being genetic manipulation might be a big reference to ''mestizaje'' and all the genetic interbreeding in the Spanish Mexico.
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The KH was planned to arrive a generation after Irulan, so I don't think Irulan was being groomed to marry him. It's more likely that she was intended as a BG plant within the royal family for when he did arrive. I also removed the Age Lift entry from Wensicia, since it's speculation (and actors' ages don't always match). Both book and show treat Irulan as the oldest, and in Children Jessica says she looks exactly the same as she did in Dune. So presumably Irulan just aged way better
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* FallenPrincess: She's beautiful, dutiful, intelligent and talented. She was being groomed to be the wife of the Bene Gesserit Totality, but when she finally achieves that [[spoiler:Paul relegates her to a wife in name only role and almost completely ignores her whenever possible.]] Further, any power she has is token and only afforded to her because it would be politically impossible to strip her of ''all'' power.
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* FallenPrincess: She's a beautiful, dutiful, intelligent and talented. talented princess. She was being groomed to be [[spoiler:marries the wife of the Bene Gesserit Totality, new Emperor, but when she finally achieves that [[spoiler:Paul Paul relegates her to a wife in name only role and almost completely ignores her whenever possible.]] Further, any power she has is token and only afforded to her because it would be politically impossible to strip her of ''all'' power.
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* InformedAttractiveness: Always described as a [[EveryoneLovesBlondes lovely blonde]] with a very classical, patrician type of beauty.
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The Emperor's third daughter and mother of Farad'n Corrino. After Shaddam's defeat by Muad'Dib and the Fremen, she followed her family into exile on Salusa Secundus.
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* AgeLift: Evidently in the 2003 miniseries due to the casting of Susan Sarandon who was significantly older than Irulan's actress, Julie Cox. This creates an AdaptationInducedPlotHole. Irulan, in the book, was the eldest Corrino daughter, hence being the one to marry Paul. However, in the miniseries, if Wensicia is older than Irulan, then she should have been the one to marry Paul.
* AgeLift: Evidently in the 2003 miniseries due to the casting of Susan Sarandon who was significantly older than Irulan's actress, Julie Cox. This creates an AdaptationInducedPlotHole. Irulan, in the book, was the eldest Corrino daughter, hence being the one to marry Paul. However, in the miniseries, if Wensicia is older than Irulan, then she should have been the one to marry Paul.
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* MotherMakesYouKing: It's her actions that propell House Corrino back into the fight for control of the empire. She aims to destroy House Atreides and put Farad'n on the throne and eventually makes her apathetic son take interest.
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* MotherMakesYouKing: It's her actions that propell House Corrino back into the fight for control of the empire. She aims to destroy House Atreides and put her son Farad'n on the throne and eventually makes throne. Her fervor is such that even her apathetic son take briefly takes interest.
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Grandson of the [[spoiler:deposed]] Emperor.
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* MasterSwordsman: Though by his own admission, not quite as good as Gurney ("Gurney could best me six times out of ten."). In ''Literature/DuneMessiah'', it's revealed that while he did indeed die, the surviving Sardaukar were so impressed with his skills as a MasterSwordsman that they preserved his body, later having it resurrected as a "Ghola"... and that, as it turns out, has some [[ForWantOfANail extremely far-reaching effects]] on the ''Dune'' universe.
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* MasterSwordsman: Though by his own admission, not quite as good as Gurney ("Gurney could best me six times out of ten."). In ''Literature/DuneMessiah'', it's revealed that while he did indeed die, the surviving Sardaukar were so impressed with his skills as a MasterSwordsman that they preserved his body, later having it resurrected as a "Ghola"... and that, as it turns out, has some [[ForWantOfANail extremely far-reaching effects]] effects on the ''Dune'' universe.
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** Count Fenring laments that Feyd [[ForWantOfANail was raised the way he was]]; if he hadn't, Feyd could have turned out like Paul. He is, of course, [[spoiler:Paul's first cousin]].
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** Count Fenring laments that Feyd [[ForWantOfANail was raised the way he was]]; was; if he hadn't, Feyd could have turned out like Paul. He is, of course, [[spoiler:Paul's first cousin]].
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* FatalFlaw: Their desire for stability at all costs. Paul notes at the end of ''Dune'' that while they could have seized the opportunities presented to them and had their day, their desire to always seek the safest course has led them down into complacency and stagnation.
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* EnigmaticMinion: The other conspirators see him as this, as a consequence of the Tleilaxu being the most unpredictable and creepy of the factions gathered.
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* KilledOffForReal: Paul throws a well placed knife at him.
** Subverted in the later books: given that his race are master cloners who have now figured out how to give a clone genetic memory of their previous life, they keep resurrecting new Scytale clones.
** Subverted in the later books: given that his race are master cloners who have now figured out how to give a clone genetic memory of their previous life, they keep resurrecting new Scytale clones.
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* HumanityIsInfectious: As he admits to Edric, he comes to understand Paul's predicament and the Fremen's moral, maybe better than any other foreigner up to the point. His empathetic link and all of his Tleilaxu knowledge probably helped.
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* AmbiguousSituation: [[spoiler:It's never stated, but he might have been grown from the failed Tleilaxu Kwisatz Haderach mentioned at the prologue. He certainly has the prescience, which Paul himself confirms upon seeing him.]]
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* FlawedPrototype: [[spoiler:He was a ghola grown from Duncan's cells.]]
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* FlawedPrototype: [[spoiler:He [[spoiler:Possibly, if he was a ghola grown from Duncan's cells.the first Tleilaxu Kwisatz Haderach.]]
* LivingForeverIsAwesome: He is elated to discover [[spoiler:gholas can recover their past memories and therefore he could do such.]]
* LivingForeverIsAwesome: He is elated to discover [[spoiler:gholas can recover their past memories and therefore he could do such.]]
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Leto's son and heir, who is fifteen at the beginning of ''Dune''. Already a young man with massive genetic potential, Paul has been trained in weaponry, the ways of the mentats, and the Bene Gesserits. As a result, he displays intelligence and prescience beyond his years, which makes several people wonder if he may be a prophesied [[TheChosenOne Chosen One]].
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Leto's son and heir, who is fifteen at the beginning of ''Dune''. Already a young man with massive genetic potential, Paul has been trained in weaponry, and in both the ways of the mentats, mentats and the Bene Gesserits. As a result, he displays intelligence and prescience beyond his years, which makes several people wonder if he may be a prophesied [[TheChosenOne Chosen One]].
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* TheStarscream: A rare heroic version. Hawat becomes the Baron's right-hand app an, but only as a FakeDefector. He's secretly plotting to destroy House Harkonnen from within by playing the treacherous family against each other.
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* TheStarscream: A rare heroic version. Hawat becomes the Baron's right-hand app an, man, but only as a FakeDefector. He's secretly plotting to destroy House Harkonnen from within by playing the treacherous family against each other.
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* AsskickingLeadsToLeadership[=/=]KlingonPromotion : The method by which Fremen choose their chiefs, with Stilgar being no exception. Paul, however, spares him, reasoning that he does not want to waste a useful talent.
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* AsskickingLeadsToLeadership[=/=]KlingonPromotion : AsskickingLeadsToLeadership[=/=]KlingonPromotion: The method by which Fremen choose their chiefs, with Stilgar being no exception. Paul, however, spares him, reasoning that he does not want to waste a useful talent.
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* '''''Characters/DuneDenisVilleneuve''''' -- The films ''[[Film/Dune2021 Dune: Part One]]'' and ''Film/DunePartTwo'', directed by Creator/DenisVilleneuve.the 2021-2024 Creator/DenisVilleneuve films.
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* ''Characters/DuneWestwood'' '''''Characters/DuneWestwood''''' -- The video games ''VideoGame/DuneII'', ''Dune 2000'' and ''VideoGame/EmperorBattleForDune''.
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* ''[[Characters/Dune2021 ''[[Characters/DuneDenisVilleneuve Dune (Denis Villeneuve Films)]]'' -- The films ''[[Film/Dune2021 Dune: Part One]]'' and ''Film/DunePartTwo''.
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* DeadGuyJunior: [[spoiler:A double example; He is named after both his paternal grandfather and his identically-named deceased older brother, who was murdered in infancy.]]
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* DeadGuyJunior: [[spoiler:A double example; He he is named after both his paternal grandfather and his identically-named deceased older brother, who was murdered in infancy.]]
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* SpannerInTheWorks: Single-handedly destroyed thousands of years and hundreds of generations of Bene Gesserit plans by asking his wife for a son rather than the planned daugther.
