its not if it will take, its the concern that changing the name is a step in the direction to change the story as well. its more about changing the story too much then the name itselfWill the name of the movie take away anything of its story?
According to Herbert he also felt he needed to write Messiah to remind people ( again) what the first book was about, i.e. one of its central themes because some people still saw Paul as a hero much like the movie audience does now judging by the reaction videos i saw ( only a tiny minority actually went "Wait a minute - Paul becoming this leader of fanatics can't be good").
So in a way, at least for me, the third book completes Paul's story and if it weren't too big of a single book it might as well have been incorporated into Dune proper as a single Paul Muad'dib book.
In the end it's an extremely minor thing to even discuss this to be honest.
its not if it will take, its the concern that changing the name is a step in the direction to change the story as well. its more about changing the story too much then the name itself
Sounds like a modern anime title...Dune 3: "The boy who became a worm. It actually gets weirder than that."
He's a very naughty boy!Dune III: He's Not The Messiah...
Not this rubbish again.
yourself.The eye rolling was less for your position on that change (a valid argument but one I don't agree with) and 1000% about how you phrased it.yourself.
There was absolutely no valid excuse whatsoever for genderswapping Liet-Kynes.
yourself.
There was absolutely no valid excuse whatsoever for genderswapping Liet-Kynes.
Actually, there was. The point was made in the novel that Paul and Chani had both lost their father to the Harkonnens. Chani literally introduced herself: "I am Chani, daughter of Liet." Paul had met Liet-Kynes. Not a woman.There was also no need for the role to be male. Paul, yes. Gurney, Stilgar, Duncan. Yes.
Other parts NEEDED to be female. Liet. Meh. So I was happy we got more diversity.
Oh dear, Trump supporters just threw up for no reason.
Anyway, It happened. No need to start that useless debate again.
Yeah, it's the movie not the book. Changes can be made.Actually, there was. The point was made in the novel that Paul and Chani had both lost their father to the Harkonnens. Chani literally introduced herself: "I am Chani, daughter of Liet." Paul had met Liet-Kynes. Not a woman.
And I very strongly suggest that you do NOT bring up Trump here. Or diversity. Or I may begin to think that you're accusing me of being an American racist, when I am neither American nor racist.
Last I looked, you're not a moderator of this forum, so you're not the arbiter of what I may or may not bring up in my posts.
Actually, there was. The point was made in the novel that Paul and Chani had both lost their father to the Harkonnens. Chani literally introduced herself: "I am Chani, daughter of Liet." Paul had met Liet-Kynes. Not a woman.
And I very strongly suggest that you do NOT bring up Trump here. Or diversity. Or I may begin to think that you're accusing me of being an American racist, when I am neither American nor racist.
Last I looked, you're not a moderator of this forum, so you're not the arbiter of what I may or may not bring up in my posts.
1. I'm the person you replied to, so it's reasonable to think that you're making an accusation.In the conversation between the both of them, the gender is not important.
I also did NOT suggest you of being anything. It was a general comment because I know some people on this forum think a certain way. Look in on yourself if that struck a nerve.
I am indeed not a mod, nor an arbiter. But I'll call bullshit when I see it.
Anyway, being Dutch and all it's nearing bedtime here and I have an early start tomorrow. So long dude, have a good one!!
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