Dune: The Weird Thing About Gholas
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Top Comments (10)
Duncan Idaho: I'm real tired boss
Everything in dune is weird. But thats why we love it.
Yeah, i accidentally laughed out loud in the theater when Duncan died. His first step on a loooong streak...
I’m sure, with the first two books being published in the 60s, that the original Duncan Ghola was a reanimated Frankenstein like corpse. Then the later books being published in the late 70s and early 80s, coincided with events like the first “Test Tube Baby” in 1978 along with more advanced scientific and public understanding of how cells, DNA, and Genetics worked. Herbert changed how Gholas could be made along with advances in scientific understanding of what was biologically and technologically possible.
The revelation of what the axolotl tanks were was one of the single best shocks of my Dune experience, ever. I remember jumping up and down reading that 30 years ago.
I feel sorry for Duncan Idaho. No one will just let him die.
Duncan has come back to life so many times that he's an honorary Marvel character
11:35 “So we can keep the discussion ghoul-ing”
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I enjoy that much of the technology in dune is vague and undefined. Things change and we are not entitled to know how.
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Top Comments (10)
Duncan Idaho: I'm real tired boss
Everything in dune is weird. But thats why we love it.
Yeah, i accidentally laughed out loud in the theater when Duncan died. His first step on a loooong streak...
I’m sure, with the first two books being published in the 60s, that the original Duncan Ghola was a reanimated Frankenstein like corpse. Then the later books being published in the late 70s and early 80s, coincided with events like the first “Test Tube Baby” in 1978 along with more advanced scientific and public understanding of how cells, DNA, and Genetics worked. Herbert changed how Gholas could be made along with advances in scientific understanding of what was biologically and technologically possible.
The revelation of what the axolotl tanks were was one of the single best shocks of my Dune experience, ever. I remember jumping up and down reading that 30 years ago.
I feel sorry for Duncan Idaho. No one will just let him die.
Duncan has come back to life so many times that he's an honorary Marvel character
11:35 “So we can keep the discussion ghoul-ing”
🌏 Get Exclusive NordVPN deal + 4 months extra here → https://nordvpn.com/quinn. It’s risk-free with Nord’s 30-day money-back guarantee!
I enjoy that much of the technology in dune is vague and undefined. Things change and we are not entitled to know how.