Ultimate Guide To Dune (Part 2) Book One

In this part, we will explore the first novel in Frank Herbert's epic science fiction series. The Bene Gesserit and their schemes, The Noble House Atreides vs the Vile Harkonnens, Will Paul become the Kwisatz Haderach? Welcome back to the Ultimate Guide to Dune series! In this hour-long deep dive, we're turning our attention to the first book in Frank Herbert's epic saga: "Dune". We will explore the details of this literary masterpiece as we dissect its themes, characters, and plot twists.

This video will cover Dune from the moment we step foot on the desert planet of Arrakis to the climactic showdowns between noble houses Corrino, Harkonnen, and Atreides.. Whether you're a die-hard fan or a newcomer to the series, prepare to be transported to a world where prophecy, politics, and ecology collide in the most captivating of ways.

Join us as we journey alongside young Paul Atreides on his quest for power and survival in a harsh and unforgiving landscape. But that's not all – we'll also explore the deeper themes at play in "Dune", from the nature of leadership and destiny to the delicate balance of power in a universe dominated by spice. So grab your stillsuit and your copy of "Dune", because this is one journey you won't want to miss.

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[wallybonejengles]

When Dune drops Quinns channel is gonna blow up so hard he aint even ready.

[elHus]

As a fan of this series for over 20 yrs, I have to say that I am absolutely impressed with the dedication and respect you have shown Dune. Thank you.

[kyzercube]

One thing no one ever seems to contemplate or realize... Dune is one of the super rare space opera sci-fi novels in which there are no alien life involved. It's 100% human nature.

[vistian]

As a human who thinks Dune is one of the greatest stories ever told, thank you for this from the depths of my soul.

[themastershadowx]

"I must not fear. Fear is the mind-killer.
Fear is the little-death that brings total obliteration.
I will face my fear. I will permit it to pass over me and through me.
And when it has gone past I will turn the inner eye to see its path.
Where the fear has gone there will be nothing. Only I will remain."

[kinagrill]

Funny how the Emperor's fear of getting dethroned led to him taking action that would eventually lead to his loss of the throne by an Atreides for the very actions he had done in his attempt to remove the Atreides. A literal self-fulfilling prophecy, so to speak. Hell, the Atreides were some of the most loyal of houses, yet paranoia on the emperor's side and a sense of weakening in power led him to take the one step that he should have not.

[ericmiltner]

The scene with the Emperor, baron Harkonen, and Alia always gives me chills.

[ShadowWizard]

You know, I think it's safe to say this really is the ultimate guide to Dune.

[vegetarianzombie]

"We thank you for the gift of your body's water, and accept it in the spirit in which it was given."

[flipchriceol]

"My brother comes!" By far one of my favorite lines in the series. No other series can give me chills like Dune.

[lawbag]

The warnings of Dune are as relevant today as they were when it was first published.

[QuartuvLarry]

After researching cluster B personality disorders, and generalized psychology, this Dune saga is all the more fascinating as a story about the evolution of human empathy beyond the boundaries of time and space. Herbert was one hell of a visionary

[daffyshakilfur]

Your passion for the Dune saga is inspiring. Dune is without a doubt one of the densest stories ever told and you have done a magnificent job honoring all the details and spirit that Frank Herbert created. Please continue with your passion.

[MNanmezxs]

Dune is more relevant today than the time when it was written, and will continue to be so in the future, a truly timeless masterpiece. Dune is a must read for any nerd on earth, its the template for many SF and fantasy setting that came after, its influences found ways to works of fame, of niche, and even to those producer whom never heard of it, for it is the golden path.

[GnomeOfArgentina]

Dude, your voice is audial butter. I would listen to you read the phonebook. Keep up the amazing work!

[bcelestial]

When the Reverent Mother said, “Not for the father, ” She could’ve been talking about Paul being the father, and the God-Emperor being the descendant. Crazy how deep Herbert went with his Masterpiece.

[SantoPapiii]

dude, I am now reading Dune book 1, im on page 675 and its because of your influence. thank you so much

[ReelAnarchy]

No idea how you were able managed to condense such a book in an hour and not losing the soul of the book .. dude you're amazing!!

[fuzzytransmissionman]

I'm in shock at how well you narrated Duke Leto's last moments. Your voice really captured all of the finality that I felt reading that part of the book, how even in his dying moments the Duke felt joy when he remembered his son and the beauty of nature he had witnessed on Arrakis.

[Jinouga]

I watched part one last night.
Today I went to my university classes and could not wait for bedtime tonight for me to watch part II. Here I am about to embark on a 1hr 13 min adventure. Thank you.