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"Brilliant...It is all that Dune was, and maybe a little bit more." --Galaxy Magazine
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Then I picked up all the other Dune books (Including Dune: House Atreides) to see if it could accomplish the other impossible: Surviving through about six sequels.
You know what? It couldn't. Instead, I get what is the second worst of the Dune books (the worst being God Emperor). So WHY is it so bad?
First, its the shortest of the series. Its only got like 300 pages while the others have at least 450.
Second, Herbert seems to of lost it. Rather than having a complex story with alot of subtleties like the first one, we have a bunch of unconnected events, most of which are trhere for no apparent reason. For example: Alia fighting a training machine naked, Paul losing his eyes, etc. The Bene Gesserit come up with a plan to get another Kwisatz Haderach... and drop the plan almost immediately, it seems. there is also supposed to be some conspiracy, but that part is breifly wrapped up in the ending.
One problem with Dune as a whole is that the characters never really have definate personality traits. One minute Paul is a hero type, another minute he's a tyrant, and then next he's confused. No consistency at all. Then we have Alia. She was an extremely wise little girl in the first one, but you wouldn't know from Messiah or Children of Dune, in which she seemingly lost all her intellect and now is simply a stock character with emotional problems. If I wanted that, I'd play a Final Fantasy game.
These, my friends, are why I do not like Dune Messiah. As of writng, I've read through God Emperor and started on Heretic (I might as well finish) and can say: read the first Dune, which was GREAT, but ignore the sequels unless you're obsessed.
There is not very much "action" and "event" in this second Dune novel, but the Dune-universe gets a lot of more depth, the psycho-phisiological methods of the different high-trained groups (Bene Gesserit, Guild, Mentats, Tleilaxu) is explained and before all showed in more detail.
Plus, the pathethic heigth and fall of a God-Emperor who has lost his beliefe in the universe is a rare exception in the SF landscape. For me, Dune was since ever much more a Fantasy than a "classical" SF-story...
Herbert tried to make the sequel to "Dune" as great as his first book. But he failed poorly. Lesen Sie weiter...
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