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their relationship in a nutshell
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nothing physically incestuous ever happens between leto and ghanima but nevertheless incest is written all over their relationship. for one thing they're husband and wife, obviously, but it's more than that. it's the way they casually discuss, though quickly reject, the idea of continuing the atreides line through themselves, with each other (ghanima telling her brother, "i won't bear your children"), and the way leto refers to her tenderly as "ghani." even long after her death he does this. stuff that makes you raise your eyebrow a little.
but most of all for me it's that exchange that leto has with farad'n at the end of children of dune. he emphatically, even triumphantly reveals that there will be no betrothal between farad'n and ghanima as farad'n had been expecting there to be, because "[his] sister will marry [him]." and then, even while telling farad'n that he (farad'n) will father the continuing atreides dynasty, he makes an explicit point to knock farad'n down a peg: "note this, cousin harq al-ada. this is the way it will always be with [ghanima and i]. we'll stand thus when we are married. back to back, each looking outward from the other to protect the one thing we have always been." / "remember that, cousin, when you're face to face with my ghanima. remember that when you whisper of love and soft things, when you are most tempted by the habits of my peace and my contentment. your back will remain exposed." oh and also he is described to smile "mockingly" at farad'n in between those two sentences. idk. he shows such a... possessiveness, for lack of a better word, toward ghanima during this scene. it comes across as him wanting to set clear boundaries with farad'n regarding ghanima, a la "you will be her paramour and father her children because i no longer can, but i am her husband and i am her brother and i am the other half of the single whole that she is part of." like i do not think we are at all intended to read leto and ghanima's relationship as purely brother/sister
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Omega!Paul Atreides fashion ✨by kappamairi
Walk, walk, fashion baby 🎶 work it, move that bitch crazy 🎶
Today it's time for omega!Paul Atreides to shine 🥰 (oh and yeah I guess Feyd is here too) It was super fun for me to draw this ✨Next one will be alpha!Feyd and omega!Feyd that I will make outfits for 😏 These doodles were inspired by : Gaurav Gupta fashion 💗, matador outfit, Jessica Atreides' dresses (but also the dramatic sexy cape Eddie Redmayne wore in that weird movie that is Jupiter Ascending 🤣)
Have a good day FeydPaulers ✨
One thing that really hits me every time I reread Dune or Messiah is how instantly I'm drawn back to Paul's side, how much I care about and root for him, even knowing where it all ends up. When I've gone a while without reading the text, I'm able to be extremely critical of him (sometimes perhaps too critical) but as soon as I crack open those books, the person who greets me isn't the selfish, hubristic tyrant who plunged the universe into an unprecedented cataclysm, but the sleepy teenage boy that I remember from chapter 1.
This, I think, is the genius of Herbert's characterisation. As the crowds chant his name, we recall the version of Paul that we met at the beginning of the story, confused and vulnerable after being woken up by a stranger in his bedroom. We remember him crying over Jamis' death because he knew that they could have been friends. We remember him lashing out at his mother after he failed to grieve his father the way that he thinks he should. We remember his earnest puppy love for Chani and his respect for Stilgar and his kind treatment of Harah.
Underneath all the pomp and the mythology, he's still the boy that we grew to love, the one who identified with the little desert mouse and chose it for his name. As much as I question, on a deep and profound level, his decisions throughout the story, reading passages like this....
Well, it breaks my heart
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