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Speaker 1: Okay, Jason, we are here to of course talk about
Speaker 1: Dune Prophecy episode.
Speaker 3: Four of six.
Speaker 1: We're going to run through the summary of the episode together,
Speaker 1: share our thoughts, and then at the end, I'll have
Speaker 1: some Lord tidbits to share, which folks in the Discord
Speaker 1: have been appreciating. Which is always fun because I get
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Speaker 1: Okay, so let's jump right in. Episode four of Dune
Speaker 1: Prophecy opens on Wallach nine, which is a buzz after
Speaker 1: all of the acolytes have experienced a terrifying and possibly
Speaker 1: prophetic dream vision. In fact, Sister Emmeline is standing over
Speaker 1: that pool where Dorotea had died and nearly stabs herself.
Speaker 1: She's in some sort of trance, but luckily Sister Jen
Speaker 1: runs in and is able to stop her before the
Speaker 1: knife falls. Now after the title credits, we return with Tula,
Speaker 1: who is in a meeting with Sister Emmeline and Sister
Speaker 1: Jen and is doing her best to try and understand
Speaker 1: the who, what, when where of this dream? What's happening here?
Speaker 1: She's quite shocked, but she can't quite figure out what's happening.
Speaker 1: I got the sense she's also nervous that the Dora
Speaker 1: Tea murder might leak somehow through these visions.
Speaker 2: Yes, that is definitely the sense you get.
Speaker 1: And I also thought it was interesting that Sister Emmeline
Speaker 1: uses truth sense on mother Tula. I think maybe the
Speaker 1: first time we've watched an acolyte do that on one
Speaker 1: of the teachers here at the school. A breach of trust,
Speaker 1: which we'll see Emmeline kind of becomes a bit rebellious later.
Speaker 2: Yeah, not a lot of trust to be found at
Speaker 2: the Sisterhood right now, which I think is really fun.
Speaker 2: Do you get a sense of what the ranks are
Speaker 2: currently in the sisterhood? How many levels are there between
Speaker 2: Mother Superior and everything else up from acolte.
Speaker 1: I think in this show it is quite linear. It's
Speaker 1: just Vollya Mother Superior up top, and then her sort
Speaker 1: of inner circle of reverend mothers, who I think is
Speaker 1: basically Sister Avila and Tula sort of the right.
Speaker 4: And left hands. We don't get a sense of any.
Speaker 1: Tenured professor teachers that are kind of around, but presumably
Speaker 1: there are other teachers teaching these accolades. It's not just
Speaker 1: the three women at the top that we see. But
Speaker 1: I think as far as this show is concerned, that's
Speaker 1: it for now. And actually, speaking of Sister Avilla, after
Speaker 1: this little parent teacher conference, she turns to Tula and
Speaker 1: she's like, leave this alone. Don't mess with the dream thing.
Speaker 1: It'll go away, it'll work itself out. It's better not
Speaker 1: to tamper with this, which is precisely what Tula will
Speaker 1: not do this episode.
Speaker 2: Sisterravilla exists primarily in this show to say Tula, don't
Speaker 2: do that, yes, and for Tula to just blow through
Speaker 2: absolutely do it anyway, Like Avilla's entire contribution is like,
Speaker 2: now you shouldn't do this, let me take care of it,
Speaker 2: and then Tula will just be like, no.
Speaker 4: Thank you for your opinion, Nevila. Yeah.
Speaker 1: We then come back to Volya, who is as your
Speaker 1: recall from the of the last episode, back home at
Speaker 1: the hearken In household, and she has a bit of
Speaker 1: a confrontational meeting slash Thanksgiving dinner with her uncle and
Speaker 1: nephew where they throw some barbs back and forth, which
Speaker 1: I thought was cute and on brand. But she does
Speaker 1: have a mission here. She proposes that it is perhaps
Speaker 1: finally time for House Hearkenin to have its very own
Speaker 1: truth sayer, and not just any truth sayer, go right
Speaker 1: to the top. But me, Mother Superior, what do you.
Speaker 2: Think about that?
Speaker 1: That's a pretty good sales pitch And Harrow's like, okay,
Speaker 1: tell me more now listen.
Speaker 2: Is it in a pinch? Have I just recently lost
Speaker 2: my job? Are we as an organization in a lot
Speaker 2: of trouble? And that's what's driven me this? Uh huh, yes,
Speaker 2: but don't ignore the headline. House Hearkenin gets Mother Superior
Speaker 2: as Truthsayer's.
Speaker 1: Right, full stop, top of the fold. Incredible stuff. Yeah,
Speaker 1: House hearken In really not doing their due diligence here.
Speaker 1: You've got a background check anyone you hire, like, it
Speaker 1: doesn't matter what credentials they claim to walk in with
Speaker 1: his sisters. Theodosia at the dinner table, by the way,
Speaker 1: does use truth sense on Harrow. Hearkenent just so we
Speaker 1: can get a bit of character motivation for this guy
Speaker 1: who we are just now introduced to in this episode,
Speaker 1: and we learned that Harrow's deepest, darkest desire is for respect.
Speaker 1: He wants to earn the respect of his peers in
Speaker 1: the Lancerad and in the governing body. And Valia is
Speaker 1: basically promising him that. Wally is saying, I will be
Speaker 1: your truth sayer and I will help you gain a
Speaker 1: respected seat on the High Council of the Lancerad, and
Speaker 1: Harrow agrees. Meanwhile, we cut to another tense I believe
Speaker 1: breakfast this time this seems like a morning situation. Yea, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: the juice looked really delicious. There was a lot of
Speaker 1: good food in the background of this episode, or maybe
Speaker 1: I was just hungry when I was watching the Karnos
Speaker 1: are having also quite the confrontational breakfast at that beautiful
Speaker 1: waterfall terrace thing in the palace when Princess storms in
Speaker 1: and basically just calls Desmond out as a killer. She says, uh,
Speaker 1: there are rumors swirling in the palace that prueit Richesy
Speaker 1: was murdered and I think you did it. And Desmond
Speaker 1: just cops to it. He's like, yeah, yeah, I did you.
Speaker 2: Know why? Because he's got fucking thinking machines. He had
Speaker 2: that thinking machine toy. Yep, what did we fight the
Speaker 2: war for? Is that not a crime?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 3: Did not?
Speaker 2: Your father the emperor proclaiming her crime? Come on, why
Speaker 2: are we getting mad at me right now?
Speaker 4: Exactly?
Speaker 1: Yeah, while he's stuffing his face with rolls like.
Speaker 2: So hungry. Also, is Travis Fimmel like purposely making faces
Speaker 2: where his eyes go cross eyed? Throughout this episode He's
Speaker 2: making some of the most insane faces while giving line
Speaker 2: readings and spoiler burning people with his mind and eating
Speaker 2: that I've ever like he is fully wild in this episode.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and that might be intentional because of the whole
Speaker 1: eye thing. Shai Halud gave me an eye. I lost
Speaker 1: my eye in the attack so maybe he is doing
Speaker 1: some eye acting there, which is impressive. I could not
Speaker 1: do that while trying to deliver lines. Now, while this
Speaker 1: dinner is taking place, we also get a quick couple
Speaker 1: of shots of the wider city at large, the spaceport
Speaker 1: where we see ships arriving. The great houses of the
Speaker 1: Lancetrate are all coming to Solusis secundus, folks, there's a
Speaker 1: big meeting that's.
Speaker 4: Happening, so everyone is arriving.
Speaker 1: We then cut to our boy Desmond Hart, who is
Speaker 1: presumably like in his office or whatever, and he's just
Speaker 1: casually burning one of Kasha's old Sisterhood books that she
Speaker 1: had left behind, like daring pages out and burning them
Speaker 1: understand one by one.
Speaker 2: Well, this is clearly he is on the tracks for
Speaker 2: a confrontation with the Sisterhood. Writ large that said, this
Speaker 2: is a little bit over the top. No, like we
Speaker 2: need this stuff, don't we, Emperor, don't we need these books?
Speaker 1: I feel like there's got to be some thing important
Speaker 1: in there. The Emperor did not seem to mind. But
Speaker 1: the Emperor doesn't really have the most solid spine as
Speaker 1: we know, so it's tough. I mean, it's also just
Speaker 1: like mad disrespect to books. You know, I think both
Speaker 1: books are precious, and like this may be more than
Speaker 1: the Pruitt thing, perhaps his greatest crime. The Emperor and
Speaker 1: Desmond chat here. It's just two dudes having a heart
Speaker 1: to heart growing out, Havoco sits down and he admits
Speaker 1: to Desmond that he's feeling insecure in his position. He's
Speaker 1: unable to live up to these legendary Carino ancestors. As
Speaker 1: we had talked about in episode one. They're war heroes,
Speaker 1: they're great politicians. I'm a nobody. Nobody respects me in
Speaker 1: the imperium. Desmond tries to be like, well, maybe you
Speaker 1: should have a spine, Maybe you should be more of
Speaker 1: a hard ass. Maybe you should rule with an iron fist.
Speaker 1: And if people don't respect you, you got me. Tell
Speaker 1: me who to burn. Point me in a direction, I'll
Speaker 1: kill it.
Speaker 4: But for what it's worth.
Speaker 1: Havoc is like, no, not right now. Let's just keep
Speaker 1: you as back up for now, you're still benched. We
Speaker 1: then cut to out of the city, where in a
Speaker 1: nondescript alley, we join Kiaran, a tradees and his rebel
Speaker 1: friend that we met a few episodes ago, who are
Speaker 1: meeting up with an Ixian tech smuggler, the first time
Speaker 1: we have seen an Xian on screen from the Dean universe,
Speaker 1: at least in the modern adaptations, and this smuggler, in
Speaker 1: exchange for many many Solaris gives the Rebels this drone
Speaker 1: bomb hunter seeker looking thing, which is obviously a thinking
Speaker 1: machine and obviously very illegal.
Speaker 2: Can I ten thousand years later they will have this tech. Obviously,
Speaker 2: we will see it in the first Dune movie, and
Speaker 2: it's there in the first Dune book, but of course
Speaker 2: piloted by a Hearken and I guess yes, So this
Speaker 2: is just flat out illegal because there's no pilot.
Speaker 3: That's right, that's right.
Speaker 1: Autonomous is the key, right, It has its own quote
Speaker 1: unquote brain, and so it's very illegal, as we will
Speaker 1: see later in the episode. We then cut back to Vollia,
Speaker 1: who is in her room at the Harken end State.
Speaker 1: She is, in fact, recording one of those long eye
Speaker 1: message voice messages that people love to record. It's quite vulnerable,
Speaker 1: it's quite heartfelt. We get a sense of a softer
Speaker 1: side to Vali here, but she doesn't hit send. I
Speaker 1: think we've all been here with an X or two.
Speaker 1: She deletes it instead. And then she stabs the cartridge,
Speaker 1: the game Boy cartridge in two sisters. Theodosia enters and
Speaker 1: reports that the rebels have got this drone. They're gonna
Speaker 1: use it during the lamps Ride meeting. They're gonna kill
Speaker 1: the emperor.
Speaker 4: And Bali is like, perfect, that's.
Speaker 1: Exactly what we need to happen, because I'm gonna be there,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna swoop in, I'm gonna save the emperor. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna get back in as good graces.
Speaker 2: Why not just immediately drop the dime, you know what
Speaker 2: I mean?
Speaker 3: Why not?
Speaker 2: Why not just right now go to the emperor and say,
Speaker 2: guess what, Your sword master's currently in the palace right
Speaker 2: now and fucking your daughter like all the time, is
Speaker 2: plotting to kill you. I go through this, add this
Speaker 2: extra wrinkle where also you have to save his life
Speaker 2: in front of the assembled lands red right, this seems
Speaker 2: like a bad idea from somebody who's supposed to be
Speaker 2: in a position of that requires wisdom and intellect.
Speaker 4: You know, Jason, that is an amazing point.
Speaker 3: And I think if you were Mother Superior, that's what
Speaker 3: you would do.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well that's not what Balia does, and in fact,
Speaker 1: what they decide to do with the sisters decide to
Speaker 1: do is they're going to take advantage of these rumors
Speaker 1: about pruet riches that have been swirling in the palace,
Speaker 1: and they're instead going to convince these two particular members
Speaker 1: of the Lanstrade Council to use Haro Harken and give
Speaker 1: him that open spot that house Rachese left open, and
Speaker 1: use Harrow to accuse the Emperor basically of murdering open
Speaker 1: an investigation into the Rachese boy's death and accuse the
Speaker 1: emperor investment being involved. We see this sort of manipulation
Speaker 1: montage take place, the sisters whispering to their particular dukes
Speaker 1: and lords to convince them, and then we also see
Speaker 1: Harrow meet with these council members and basically accept the job.
Speaker 1: He's a little nervous about it, but he accepts. Okay, Jason,
Speaker 1: let's take a quick break. When we come back, we're
Speaker 1: going to check back in with Tula and the accolytes
Speaker 1: who are having nightmares.
Speaker 4: All right, We're back over on Wallach nine.
Speaker 1: Tula gathers all of the acolytes for a class group
Speaker 1: spice trip art therapy session, but things quickly go south
Speaker 1: when all of the sisters are once again stuck in
Speaker 1: a trance and can't seem to get out of it.
Speaker 1: I thought this was actually a really great scene. A
Speaker 1: lot of good horror elements here. But the sisters are
Speaker 1: stuck in this trance. They're all scribbling on their parchment.
Speaker 1: They're all basically scribbling the same thing. It all kind
Speaker 1: of converges into the same images of sand and shy
Speaker 1: Hallou to the worm, and then ultimately this pair of eyes,
Speaker 1: that pair of blue eyes that this show has been
Speaker 1: teasing all season long. Sister Emmeline says something interesting. She,
Speaker 1: in fact, once she's out of this trance, says, quote,
Speaker 1: God is watching us, judging us. The reckoning is here
Speaker 1: end quote, which is very interesting. Makes my ears perk
Speaker 1: up as somebody who has read all of Frey Kerbert's
Speaker 1: student books, because that seems to be a pretty overt
Speaker 1: nod to a huge character later in the books. And
Speaker 1: I'm a little hesitant to say more than that.
Speaker 2: Oh really, now, when you say yes, I think I
Speaker 2: know where you're going. When they say here, they don't
Speaker 2: mean like in the present timeline though, right, because that
Speaker 2: seems like unless they're going to add something, there's a
Speaker 2: different character. It seems like they're talking about something that
Speaker 2: will not happen for several thousand years.
Speaker 1: Yes, they do seem to be hinting at a thing
Speaker 1: that happened happened for several thousand years. I don't think
Speaker 1: they mean here literally, but if you'll recall a little
Speaker 1: show called Game of Thrones season eight, in particular, a
Speaker 1: thing that brand Stark could do with his powers, that
Speaker 1: is perhaps what they're hinting at here too. But I'm
Speaker 1: I'm skeptical. There's a lot of theory online that this
Speaker 1: could be a certain character from book four of Frank's
Speaker 1: stories who's just time traveling and manipulating things ten thousand
Speaker 1: years in the past. I don't agree with that theory, okay,
Speaker 1: but I just wanted to call it out for folks
Speaker 1: who might be thinking it too.
Speaker 2: You know, it was cool about the art therapy lesson
Speaker 2: other than again, we just had like a night scenario
Speaker 2: with everybody having a bad dream. I think, let's like,
Speaker 2: let's punt on the spice for a little bit, but
Speaker 2: that's nearly heard all there. I did like the art
Speaker 2: class because this was like a technique that was used
Speaker 2: in real life and the CIA is like remote viewing,
Speaker 2: oh mk ultra like project in which the CIA and
Speaker 2: other defense acies tried to see if people could develop
Speaker 2: like claravoidance, and that one of the ways they would
Speaker 2: do it is this kind of like light scribbling. You
Speaker 2: have someone miles away or in the other room focusing
Speaker 2: on something and oh, the person who's to receive the
Speaker 2: image sits there and just scribbles and lets their mind
Speaker 2: go loose and sees if they can receive the image
Speaker 2: and then draw it.
Speaker 4: Wow, that's cool.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'll try sending you an image telepathically next time
Speaker 1: you recorders.
Speaker 4: Do that.
Speaker 1: Returning to the Palace, Empress Natalia meets with Desmond in
Speaker 1: a little one on one in his office and reveals
Speaker 1: to him.
Speaker 4: I love it that.
Speaker 1: Uh it was me, Yeah, it was me all along.
Speaker 1: I've been spreading the rumors about Pruitt. We're chasing myself
Speaker 1: to so chaos, And she in fact gives Desmond these
Speaker 1: recordings is like Imperial surveillance data about suspected machine dealers
Speaker 1: who are dealing illegal technology, like our extceine friend from earlier,
Speaker 1: for example, and she tells Desmond that it's time it's
Speaker 1: time to clamp down on this it's no longer a
Speaker 1: time for leniency against these machines. Do what you do best, Desmond,
Speaker 1: burn him, and so he does that exactly. This guy
Speaker 1: has just been promoted so quickly, so fast. He's apparently
Speaker 1: in charge of the guards, and he tells them he
Speaker 1: gives them this data, and he says, go find these sympathizers,
Speaker 1: bring them to me. We then return to the Beloved
Speaker 1: Club where Kira to Traadees is smoking with his friend Yeah,
Speaker 1: and Yinez arrives and they talk. She admits to Kieran
Speaker 1: that she's conflicted right now. She doesn't know what to
Speaker 1: do about this whole Desmond thing. She doesn't know how
Speaker 1: to confront her father about it.
Speaker 2: What is she to do?
Speaker 1: Kieran, being thetreates that he is, tries to convince her
Speaker 1: to do the right thing, do the thing that is
Speaker 1: best for the imperium and brings justice to a murderer,
Speaker 1: even if that means disobeying your father and moving against
Speaker 1: your family. Specifically, he says, quote sometimes you have to
Speaker 1: burn it thing down before you can save it end quote,
Speaker 1: and so Ynes takes this to heart. She then goes
Speaker 1: to her half brother Constantine and asks him to help
Speaker 1: her move against Desmond to help her betray father. He
Speaker 1: is understandably nervous. He likes his head where it is,
Speaker 1: but she, you know, works some angles.
Speaker 4: She flatters him.
Speaker 1: She tells him how brave she is, how she wouldn't
Speaker 1: have made it this far without his love and support,
Speaker 1: and so he seemingly reluctantly agrees. Meanwhile, back at the Hearkenans,
Speaker 1: sister Theodosia confronts Balia about why the hell she's been
Speaker 1: here for two episodes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and honestly, like, I'm asking the same question.
Speaker 3: Good question, thank god somebody asked.
Speaker 2: Sister.
Speaker 1: Theodosia was like, yeah, it's fine, I'll keep cashing in
Speaker 1: my day rate. But it turns out Theodosia has been
Speaker 1: brought here because she has some sort of secret talent
Speaker 1: that she has sworn off of ever using again. Okay,
Speaker 1: but Valia says, we may need it as a last
Speaker 1: resort if things really go south. We're up against an
Speaker 1: enemy we don't know how to defeat.
Speaker 4: I might need your abilities.
Speaker 1: Theodosia is upset about this, obviously, but Walia is like, look, sister,
Speaker 1: head first, if we got to use it, we.
Speaker 4: Gotta use it.
Speaker 1: And we'll see what that power is shortly at the
Speaker 1: end of the episode. Okay, Jason, it's Lance Ride meeting time.
Speaker 1: Everybody gathers, all the great houses are here. Harrow, Harkin
Speaker 1: and sitting right up front in that respected seat on
Speaker 1: the Lance rad proud of my guy. Yeah, want it
Speaker 1: come up good for him? And this is obviously where
Speaker 1: all of the schemes and plotting that we've watched all
Speaker 1: episode culminates. This convergence point. Harrow stands up, does his thing.
Speaker 1: He accuses or he wants to open an investigation into
Speaker 1: the for Jazy Boy's death.
Speaker 2: Yes, I formally request, that's right, an investigation into the
Speaker 2: practices of this man here, Desmond, who we know nothing about.
Speaker 2: Under the audicle, he quotes, it's like an art, like
Speaker 2: some kind of ancient right that these houses have, which
Speaker 2: I liked. Yes, and people like, oh my god, this
Speaker 2: has not been used in quite a while.
Speaker 4: That's right.
Speaker 1: He refers to Conley, which I will talk more about
Speaker 1: in my lore segment at the end of time.
Speaker 2: That's right, Conley.
Speaker 1: Yes, we'll talk more about that in a bit. But
Speaker 1: in fact, before he can actually name the Corinos and
Speaker 1: the Emperor specifically as the people he's really pointing at.
Speaker 1: Ynez comes in and does it for him. She boldly
Speaker 1: accuses her own family of being complicit in this murder.
Speaker 1: Things quickly stroll into chaos, but then Desmond takes control
Speaker 1: of the room. He parades in those captured tech smugglers
Speaker 1: that his guards had gone out into the city to grab.
Speaker 1: He once again, this time to the whole lancetrat body,
Speaker 1: boldly admits to murder. He says, yeah, I guild the
Speaker 1: murder chasing boy. I did do it, but it's not murder.
Speaker 1: This was a justified execution. Really playing with semantics here,
Speaker 1: but this was a justified execution against a machine sympathizer,
Speaker 1: the very same machine, Jason, and with the dramatics flow
Speaker 1: or if she brings out the drone, the very same
Speaker 1: machine that would have blown all of your asses up.
Speaker 1: Everybody in this room and obviously everyone just gasping. This
Speaker 1: is blowing everyone's minds. He's definitely got a dramatic flare here.
Speaker 1: Must have been incredible on his high school theater stage.
Speaker 1: And Desmond declares that from now on, a hard line
Speaker 1: will be declared against thinking machines. Zero tolerance for machines,
Speaker 1: zero tolerance and in fact, we're gonna start today. Zero
Speaker 1: tolerance policy starts right now. He activates his powers and
Speaker 1: burns in a pretty horrific scene. He burns all of
Speaker 1: the rebels and even one of the counselors who had
Speaker 1: a thinking thinking machine.
Speaker 2: Earlier, and he just like gets everybody, and everybody's just
Speaker 2: like gonna watch nobody's gonna like go.
Speaker 3: At this guy, like we're just gonna watch this outen.
Speaker 3: That was yes, that was my question as well.
Speaker 4: Nobody's even like screaming and running out of the room.
Speaker 3: You know, it's giving kind of the boys the head.
Speaker 4: Scene and the boys a little bit him scene.
Speaker 2: Yes, but I have a question, Yes, Kiaran a trades
Speaker 2: flees the room, how does he not get Kiaren? That's
Speaker 2: how is he unaware of him?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: And how does he not? Is it just simply the
Speaker 2: plot armor?
Speaker 4: But it must be.
Speaker 2: I feel like there's got to be some other explanation.
Speaker 1: I don't have an explanation from the books or from
Speaker 1: a lower standpoint for that. To me, it feels like
Speaker 1: plot armor. Because we got Karen's friend, yes, his buddy,
Speaker 1: that he was smoking, openly smoking within the bar.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he had several meetings with this gentleman. If you
Speaker 2: got that guy, he's gotta get Karen. And we got
Speaker 2: the ixcey and also, you know, we really got everybody
Speaker 2: around him. Gosh, we're going to triangulate like we got
Speaker 2: we got this guy rock solid. No, Kieren gets away,
Speaker 2: presumably because of plot armor. Okay, We then return to
Speaker 2: Wallach nine for a little bit. We are now under
Speaker 2: a cone of silence. This felt like a misplaced scene
Speaker 2: came out of left field to me. I agree, But
Speaker 2: we're under a cone of silence, and Sister Emmeline, if
Speaker 2: you'll recall her from earlier, is now reading from what
Speaker 2: I believe is the oc Bible, which is a text
Speaker 2: within the Dune universe, could be something else, but is
Speaker 2: reciting from this book and keeping Dorotea's teachings alive.
Speaker 1: I guess this was confusing to me. I'm not sure
Speaker 1: where this cropped up for Emmeline all of a sudden.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: But we also then check in with Tula, who is
Speaker 1: sitting next to the Spice Bakta tank where Lilah is recuperating,
Speaker 1: and in fact, Tula is getting real sleepy. She has
Speaker 1: a nightmare slash vision of sister Emmeline confronting her about
Speaker 1: Dorotea's death. She brutally in this vision kills sister Emmeline,
Speaker 1: only to wake and find that Lila has left the
Speaker 1: tank and she tells the AI to turn all the
Speaker 1: smart home lights on, and we then see a gray
Speaker 1: and or blue eyed It's a little unclear in the
Speaker 1: lighting what color her eyes are, but we see Lila
Speaker 1: walking around seemingly very confused because the only words she
Speaker 1: says are where am I? I have some theories on
Speaker 1: where that might go, but we can talk about that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, please Okay?
Speaker 1: To wrap up the episode after all this Landstride chaos,
Speaker 1: we are back at the hearken In household and Valia
Speaker 1: tells Theodosia that she has acquired a sample of Desmond's blood.
Speaker 1: She has this bloody rag from the event and they
Speaker 1: basically got to send it to twenty three and meet
Speaker 1: right to figure out what part Mongolian this guy is,
Speaker 1: but also who is what his backstory is? She then
Speaker 1: has I really loved this final scene?
Speaker 4: Actually?
Speaker 1: She has this very intense and emotional standoff with her uncle.
Speaker 2: Yeah, mark Addy pulling down the old thunder again.
Speaker 1: A Valia lets her uncle die in this moment, doesn't
Speaker 1: give him his inhaler and then looks over and we
Speaker 1: see none other than Griffin Harkin hasn't aged a day.
Speaker 2: I was like, what the fuck is happening? Hold on it?
Speaker 2: I thought it was like I think just thinking of
Speaker 2: the penguin. I was like, is this a like what
Speaker 2: right is happening right now?
Speaker 1: Certainly, and I think it was played off as a
Speaker 1: vision for a few beats intentionally, Yeah, But then she
Speaker 1: walks up and literally hugs Griffin and they exchanged some
Speaker 1: words back and forth. But then she says thank you
Speaker 1: THEO specifically, and then Griffin walks away and as we
Speaker 1: cut to the credits here, our final shot is a
Speaker 1: shot of sister Theodosia shape shifting back into herself.
Speaker 4: This was crazy from Griffin harkinin.
Speaker 2: So that is the adojent's special talent is she can
Speaker 2: shape shift fully her entire form quite painfully.
Speaker 4: It seems it looked very painful into the mirror.
Speaker 2: Image of whoever she is studying. I guess off of
Speaker 2: like they would show her holograms and then she would
Speaker 2: mold it somehow.
Speaker 4: But that was a that was like a wow, what Yeah,
Speaker 4: that was a big wow. What moment. I think for
Speaker 4: many reasons.
Speaker 1: Yeah, for folks who have read the Dude novels, you
Speaker 1: immediately think face answer question mark, Yeah, face dancer.
Speaker 4: But even in the Brian.
Speaker 1: Herbert prequel books, the timeline of that doesn't quite line
Speaker 1: up because face dancers haven't been invented by this point.
Speaker 1: So this seems to be a show only decision. Okay,
Speaker 1: and maybe we'll get an explanation for it in the
Speaker 1: next episode. I'm curious before we dive into our big
Speaker 1: picture thoughts. I'm wondering what you read was on why
Speaker 1: Theodosia turned into Griffin exactly in this last scene.
Speaker 2: My only thought is that she must have been pretending
Speaker 2: to be some sort of ghostly specter for reasons that
Speaker 2: we have not yet. Yeah understood, That's what I was thinking,
Speaker 2: Like she was trying to trick Uncle Harkinen into revealing something.
Speaker 2: Doing something maybe is the reason that he h under
Speaker 2: Dress in an extreme emotional stress, then passed away this yeah,
Speaker 2: do to quote unquote natural causes. I'm not sure, right,
Speaker 2: But that's the part I've just been trying to figure out,
Speaker 2: because I'm like, what did she do? What was now
Speaker 2: this does fall? I'm sure they will reveal what it was,
Speaker 2: but this does fall into the general plot pattern of
Speaker 2: this series, which is to show you the thing and
Speaker 2: then later yes, show you the significance of the thing.
Speaker 2: We can debate whether that's a wise plot choice or not,
Speaker 2: but I'm utterly confused as to what the reason for
Speaker 2: doing this could be.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so am I. I'm in the same boat.
Speaker 1: I do think we will perhaps learn something because Valia says,
Speaker 1: have I pushed you too far? Seemingly they had some
Speaker 1: conversation before and she asked her specifically to do something
Speaker 1: as Griffin, So maybe there will be a reveal next episode. Okay,
Speaker 1: that's doing Prophecy episode four. That's our recap of this episode.
Speaker 1: Let's take another quick breather, Jason. Let's collect our thoughts
Speaker 1: when we come back. Let's talk a big picture what
Speaker 1: we think of doing Prophecy so far, and then touch
Speaker 1: on some lower Easter eggs from this episode. Okay, we're back,
Speaker 1: all right, Jason. I'm curious, where's your heart at with
Speaker 1: this show right now?
Speaker 4: Four episodes in.
Speaker 2: I'm a little I'm saddened because I was wanting this
Speaker 2: to be better. I think what is frustrating about this
Speaker 2: episode in particular is this is what I've wanted, was
Speaker 2: for us to go back to the present timeline, the
Speaker 2: main timeline with all the plotting around Emperor Carrino, the
Speaker 2: plots that surround him, Desmond Heart and what Desmond Heart
Speaker 2: might be up to, and the general fallout from the
Speaker 2: Cheesy Boy death. And we have done that, and it
Speaker 2: was just kind of a mess. We talked about the
Speaker 2: kind of end reveal that, you know, I don't know
Speaker 2: that it is great story wise to have a kind
Speaker 2: of diosx makin a superpower appear in the final moments
Speaker 2: of like a pivotal episode, like out of nowhere.
Speaker 4: And here's this thing.
Speaker 2: I think compounding the confusion surrounding a diosx machin of
Speaker 2: superpower appearing in the final moments of a pivotal episode
Speaker 2: is when you don't tell us what it was used
Speaker 2: to do. So I'm like, what is happening? I like
Speaker 2: the lands rad stuff, I like the general politics. I
Speaker 2: did like the kind of even though it did feel
Speaker 2: like it came out of left field, the suggestions that
Speaker 2: there are splinter groups within the Sisterhood, people who don't
Speaker 2: agree with the general direction and are like, wait, what
Speaker 2: is it we were doing, like we don't agree with this,
Speaker 2: we adhere to Do'rtea's line of thinking. All that stuff.
Speaker 2: I like, I just find and that there's a lot
Speaker 2: of characters that feel very much to be passengers in
Speaker 2: their own arcs. Yeah, great way to put Emperor Karno,
Speaker 2: for instance. I think we thought Mark strong, great actor,
Speaker 2: You're going to see more from him. He's really just
Speaker 2: caught up in the backwash of Desmond Heart's plotline, which
Speaker 2: is only beginning to take shape now. Same with the Empress,
Speaker 2: who I think is a very strong and wonderful character.
Speaker 2: Same with Princess Yanez, same with Kieran. So it's like,
Speaker 2: I keep coming back to the central thing, which is like,
Speaker 2: who's the main character. I think we know now that
Speaker 2: it's Desmond Heart versus Valia is essentially like the confrontation
Speaker 2: that we've been stumbling towards. I just wish that had
Speaker 2: been set up a little earlier, if we had ten
Speaker 2: episodes or more, I think I would feel like we
Speaker 2: can get there. We can still get there, and there's
Speaker 2: still enough good stuff here where I like the bones
Speaker 2: of the thing with s Now. I'm truly a little
Speaker 2: scared that we're not going to see a good show
Speaker 2: or hints of a good show this season, and that
Speaker 2: could this be it for doing prophecy, like we get
Speaker 2: a pick up?
Speaker 4: I'm not sure.
Speaker 2: Based on this four episodes in a six episode season,
Speaker 2: I'm not sure. Where are you with it?
Speaker 1: You practically voiced all of my opinions. I feel exactly
Speaker 1: the same way. I think you put it beautifully. The characters,
Speaker 1: many of the characters do feel like passengers in their
Speaker 1: own storylines, and it's a lot of plot things happen,
Speaker 1: like Domino's falling to make the next Domino fall. Yeah, seemingly.
Speaker 1: The Lancerod stuff I thought was not quite as intriguing
Speaker 1: as it could have been because we the viewer are
Speaker 1: a fly on the wall and we know everyone's schemes, right,
Speaker 1: and so we're coming into that lance Rod like we
Speaker 1: don't know what's going to go down in the Lancerod,
Speaker 1: and that's the primary tension. I did quite like that,
Speaker 1: But we do practically know what everyone is here trying
Speaker 1: to do, and I think if we're going to do intrigue,
Speaker 1: I the viewer, I also want to be participating in
Speaker 1: some of the intrigue. I want to be out of
Speaker 1: the loop on some things as well.
Speaker 2: Yeah, going in that's a great point because I agree
Speaker 2: with you, and I think it makes the things that
Speaker 2: we are out of the loop on stand out in
Speaker 2: a in a way that feels a little jarring, such
Speaker 2: as this sudden appearance of the potential face dancer. Yes,
Speaker 2: in that particular plotline, You're like, wait what.
Speaker 1: Yeah, absolutely, the things I did like were actually whenever
Speaker 1: we cut back to Wallach nine, I'm quite intrigued with
Speaker 1: what's going on with the visions, what's going on with
Speaker 1: the Acolytes.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: I think I've said this in our previous conversations, but
Speaker 1: I almost would have preferred a show that was like
Speaker 1: Les lancetrad Emperor Palace intrigue and more sisterhood, Like more
Speaker 1: time on Wallock nine, more time with the Accolytes. If
Speaker 1: we're going to do sort of like a kids at
Speaker 1: School and a TV show sort of thing with the Accolades,
Speaker 1: focus on Volley and Tula instead as our main characters,
Speaker 1: maybe I think that's a show that I would have
Speaker 1: been really invested in. But we're juggling a lot. We're juggling, yeah,
Speaker 1: a lot of storylines and a lot of character arcs
Speaker 1: that I just as you stated that, I'm getting very
Speaker 1: nervous we won't be able to close the loop on
Speaker 1: in a satisfying way in two more episodes with such
Speaker 1: a short season.
Speaker 2: Where do you think we're going? What do you think
Speaker 2: we end up as at the end of episode six.
Speaker 1: Well, I looked at the HBO always says the next
Speaker 1: episode preview thing. There seems to be a lot of
Speaker 1: action next episode. So I think we're getting some like
Speaker 1: knife fights. Maybe we're getting some confrontations. Finally, maybe Kieran
Speaker 1: and the rebels are just going to be like, no
Speaker 1: more hiding, let's go, or our plot got foiled, so
Speaker 1: we got to do something. I think where we're headed
Speaker 1: is a showdown between Vollia and Desmond to win the
Speaker 1: Emperor's favor, which again you kind of like take the
Speaker 1: teeth out of that bite, because we know that the
Speaker 1: Sisterhood is going to win this and be on the
Speaker 1: Emperor's side. So I guess the thing that would subvert
Speaker 1: our expectations is for Desmond to temporarily win and for
Speaker 1: Valyatt to sort of lose this bout of the match.
Speaker 1: In this first season, I'm not sure. I think either
Speaker 1: of those things could happen. I think with Lylah in particular,
Speaker 1: we're headed towards some sort of abomination. I think she's
Speaker 1: possessed by Dorotea right now, which is why she's asking,
Speaker 1: like where am I She's Dorotea has never seen this
Speaker 1: room before. I guess Lila hasn't either technically, but I
Speaker 1: think we're gonna see some possession come up.
Speaker 4: I don't know, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I want to throw the question back to you, though,
Speaker 1: maybe in a different sense, like not where you think
Speaker 1: we're going, but where would you need this show to
Speaker 1: land the plane in the next two episodes for you
Speaker 1: to walk away and be like, Okay, I'm along for
Speaker 1: the ride. I'll be around for season two whenever that
Speaker 1: comes up.
Speaker 2: Well, well, I'll tell you what I think will happen,
Speaker 2: and I'll tell you the version of it that I
Speaker 2: think would be cool. I think what will happen is
Speaker 2: you get this bakeoff between Desmond and Volia to uproot
Speaker 2: the rest of these machine rebels, including kieran A traadees.
Speaker 2: I think you see kieran A treats. I think we're
Speaker 2: introduced to the rest of House of trades, and maybe
Speaker 2: the next episode we get hints of what the actual
Speaker 2: governing members of that house are up to. Presumably they
Speaker 2: would have been at this meeting and would be shocked
Speaker 2: at what they've seen. I think we find that Kieran
Speaker 2: is acting like off the reservation, but I think we
Speaker 2: see under pressure, Volia and Kuran team up somehow to
Speaker 2: maybe like get Desmond Heart out of the paint, and
Speaker 2: I think that allows Kieran to continue as a character
Speaker 2: in this story. I think that would actually be pretty cool.
Speaker 2: This alliance of people who don't want to be allied
Speaker 2: together and in fact strongly disagree with each other and
Speaker 2: in fact are both illegally fucking around with Ai shit.
Speaker 2: I think that's fun, right because they have a lot
Speaker 2: of obviously skin in the game. Desmond wants probably both
Speaker 2: of them dead, and so they need to get him
Speaker 2: out of there. I think that's cool. That makes a
Speaker 2: lot of sense, and I think we end up in
Speaker 2: a place where we get some more suggestions about what
Speaker 2: Desmond is and how he became this way. Now, what
Speaker 2: do I think would be cool? I think would be
Speaker 2: what would be cool is more like agency from everybody
Speaker 2: who is not Valua and Desmond Heart. I would love
Speaker 2: to see the Emperor being like, do I trust any
Speaker 2: of these people? Okay? How do I protect myself? How
Speaker 2: do I proceed with the Empress at my side? How
Speaker 2: do we put enough insulation between us and Desmond Heart
Speaker 2: and all the rest of these people in case it
Speaker 2: goes a different way. Let's say we have to cut
Speaker 2: Desmond loose? How do we do that safely? Like, here's
Speaker 2: a guy who can burn people with his mind, and yes,
Speaker 2: he's your attack dog now, but what if he's not tomorrow.
Speaker 2: I would like to see more characters thinking that way
Speaker 2: about their current situation. You know, do I trust my
Speaker 2: truth sayer?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 2: I wish we were seeing more I start having conversations
Speaker 2: with other people about like what do I do about
Speaker 2: this person who's at my side and I don't now
Speaker 2: know if I can trust them. That's what I would
Speaker 2: like to see as we head down the downslope of
Speaker 2: the season towards the end, is more characters acting like
Speaker 2: they have a say in their own life and wondering
Speaker 2: if all the people around them are true allies or
Speaker 2: true threats or some shade of in between, and then
Speaker 2: taking measures accordingly. I think that would be cool.
Speaker 4: What about you?
Speaker 2: What would you need to see to make you feel like, Okay,
Speaker 2: I'm in for a season two.
Speaker 1: I would need to see a lot more exactly what
Speaker 1: you're saying. I would need to see a lot more
Speaker 1: Dune level scheming and planning from the Sisterhood. I think
Speaker 1: what we've seen of the Sisterhood so far in this
Speaker 1: show is not tantalizing enough, because I admit I know
Speaker 1: a lot about Dune, so maybe none of this is
Speaker 1: like new or mind blowing stuff to me. But I
Speaker 1: wanted to come into the show to be like, oh
Speaker 1: my gosh, I'm learning so much about the Sisterhood and
Speaker 1: their inner workings. And that is a wild plan that
Speaker 1: ex Sister and Dorotea came up with. So I think
Speaker 1: I would like for this Sisterhood plotline to take us
Speaker 1: somewhere that's new and exciting and mysterious for the Dean universe.
Speaker 1: I think if we are hinting at something like a
Speaker 1: like a Latout character, or if we're going to connect
Speaker 1: it back to even Paula Trades, it feels like we're
Speaker 1: chained a little bit too much to the movies. I
Speaker 1: guess I would like for this show to take its
Speaker 1: own identity and to recognize the fact, as we've discussed,
Speaker 1: that we're ten thousand years away from so much of
Speaker 1: this stuff, like really mattering that.
Speaker 2: Much is an immense amount of time.
Speaker 3: It's such a long time.
Speaker 1: It's enough time for like wild shit like the Sisterhood
Speaker 1: to be eradicated and then come back.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's a great, great point. Let's go to the
Speaker 2: you know what now that we've said that, I want
Speaker 2: to I have a lot of questions for you, but
Speaker 2: I feel like they fall under lore. So let's jump
Speaker 2: to lore so super quickly.
Speaker 1: I'm going to blast through some lower things. I feel
Speaker 1: free to jump in with questions as well. OK, I
Speaker 1: want to shout out House Vernius. We had a lot
Speaker 1: of house names dropped in this episode because of the
Speaker 1: lands ride meeting. One of them was House Vernius, who
Speaker 1: is a particularly important house in the Brian Herbert prequel stories.
Speaker 1: House Vernius actually calls none other than Planet IX their home,
Speaker 1: and in fact they are the stewards of Planet X
Speaker 1: for thousands of years, although in this show it's not
Speaker 1: clear if House.
Speaker 4: Vernius is the same thing as X.
Speaker 1: Right now, they do take it over after this timeline,
Speaker 1: so timeline stuff is still very fuzzy right now, but
Speaker 1: certainly by the time we get close to Paula Trades
Speaker 1: once we're in the you know, eight thousands, nine thousands,
Speaker 1: close and down on that ten thousand mark. House Vernius
Speaker 1: has been ruling X for a long long time, and
Speaker 1: in fact, there's a whole plotline in the prequel books
Speaker 1: where House Vernius interacts with Duke leto tradees and ultimately
Speaker 1: meets their demise due to tragic events. Speaking of the Excians,
Speaker 1: I wanted to shout that out as well, because we
Speaker 1: met an Nix Senes smuggler in today's episode with the
Speaker 1: whole thermal bomb drone thing. And for folks who may
Speaker 1: not know, Planet X is basically just the Silicon Valley
Speaker 1: of the Dune universe, there are a bunch of techies.
Speaker 1: They are constantly pushing the bounds of the Balerian prohibitions
Speaker 1: against thinking machines, even in Paula Tredy's time, so they
Speaker 1: don't learn their lesson ever, basically over the next ten
Speaker 1: thousand years. Some fun facts, they are actually responsible in
Speaker 1: the lore for creating those cones of silence that we've
Speaker 1: seen a couple of times in this show, and they
Speaker 1: are responsible for creating the Hunter Seeker, the bomb that
Speaker 1: we saw in today's episode, and the little needle bug
Speaker 1: thing that attacks Timothy shallow May in the Dune movie.
Speaker 1: I also wanted to shout out that we got some
Speaker 1: Dune terminology here. We got Padishaw Javaco's full title Patashaw
Speaker 1: Emperor of the Known Universe, Havico Karino the First, and
Speaker 1: Patashaw is actually a Persian word. I really appreciated getting
Speaker 1: this in the show because, as we know, Dune borrows
Speaker 1: a lot from Arabic push though Persian, Hebrew traditions and languages,
Speaker 1: many of them you know, sourced from the Middle East.
Speaker 1: Frank Herbert did a lot of research on those things
Speaker 1: and borrowed a lot of ideas for his stories, and
Speaker 1: it was nice to get that as well. Notably because
Speaker 1: the show and the Villaina films in fact, were criticized
Speaker 1: for not calling the wars a gihad. In this it's
Speaker 1: the Butler and Jihad. In the future, it's Paul's gihad,
Speaker 1: which I think is fair. You just can't say the
Speaker 1: word gihad on American television in twenty twenty four, so
Speaker 1: it's fair, you know, I think that is pointlessing to
Speaker 1: get up in arms about machine wars.
Speaker 4: Totally fine.
Speaker 1: And the last thing we mentioned this earlier Conley. Harold
Speaker 1: harkinin declares Conley in this episode. And this is super
Speaker 1: interesting because Conley is defined in the Dune books as
Speaker 1: quote a formal feud or vendetta under the rules of
Speaker 1: the Great Convention, carried on according to the strictest limitations.
Speaker 1: And that's especially interesting because warfare in the Dune universe
Speaker 1: is not the traditional warfare that we know today. It's
Speaker 1: not the warfare of large armies clashing. It's not the
Speaker 1: warfare of say, like a like a Star Trek or
Speaker 1: a star wars with ships shooting lasers at each other.
Speaker 1: It is very much about assassins and vendettas and underhanded
Speaker 1: tactics and poisonings and backstabbings. And one way in which
Speaker 1: this government is controlling the bloodshed is when you want
Speaker 1: to quote unquote declare war against another house or arrival,
Speaker 1: you have to declare Conley officially, and hilariously, in the
Speaker 1: Dune Encyclopedia it actually explains you have to fill out paperwork.
Speaker 1: It's like doing your taxes. You have to declare conly
Speaker 1: and then within a limited capacity under strict rules of war,
Speaker 1: you are allowed to try to assassinate each other and stuff.
Speaker 1: And so that's practically what Harrol harkinin declared here, which
Speaker 1: is why it's a big deal that he said that
Speaker 1: at the Lawndride meeting.
Speaker 4: Did you have other lord questions for me?
Speaker 2: Jason? I do, so, what is going on with Desmond Heart?
Speaker 2: And are there any lore roots for the kind of
Speaker 2: powers that he has?
Speaker 1: I don't have an answer for what's going on with
Speaker 1: Desmond Heart, which is a totally show invention. One thing
Speaker 1: I can theorize, and perhaps the only connection that I
Speaker 1: can make, is that in the Brian Herbert prequel books,
Speaker 1: there are straight up like basically sorceresses on a planet
Speaker 1: called Rossick, And it's these sorceresses that actually help found
Speaker 1: are connected loosely to founding the Sisterhood. Actually, these sorceresses
Speaker 1: do have the ability to like telepathically mind blast people.
Speaker 1: It's not the same as telepathically burning someone to a crisp,
Speaker 1: but they do have these abilities. Is Desmond connected to
Speaker 1: a sorceress of Rossick from that planet? Was his mother
Speaker 1: like a rogue sister who left the Order and that's
Speaker 1: why he has a vendetta against them.
Speaker 4: I don't know. It's still up in the air.
Speaker 2: The proto face answer power that we see sister Theodosia
Speaker 2: display here. You're right in that what we see is
Speaker 2: face answer ish, but definitely not as you know, maybe
Speaker 2: in ten thousand years they've honed the power and it's
Speaker 2: just a lot easier and it's not what we see here. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that said, do you think that's where they're going with it,
Speaker 2: that this is kind of a proto face answer power?
Speaker 2: And follow up, how do these where do these powers
Speaker 2: spring from? The voice the face answer power? Where do
Speaker 2: we think that they come from? Because it appears that
Speaker 2: people are just born with it and then develop it
Speaker 2: to the point that they're able to teach other people
Speaker 2: how to do it. Yeah, where do they come from?
Speaker 1: So as far as the proto face answer things thing
Speaker 1: goes in the like post episode discussion thing with the
Speaker 1: show creators, they did refer to it as a proto
Speaker 1: face answer So that seemingly is the direction they're going
Speaker 1: with it, that this will have some sort of connection
Speaker 1: to the face answers of the far future that we
Speaker 1: know from the books. As far as where the powers
Speaker 1: come from the voice. In this show, we discussed this
Speaker 1: in the last couple episodes. Did actually start with Volua,
Speaker 1: and it's quite accurate to how it was in the
Speaker 1: books as well. It's a power that she discovered and
Speaker 1: developed over time, and as you said, honed it into
Speaker 1: something that could be teachable to her fellow sisters. The
Speaker 1: face dancers, on the other hand, are actually more of
Speaker 1: like a biological weapon. They were created by a group
Speaker 1: called the Benny Playlax, and the Benny Playlax are super gross,
Speaker 1: but they're very into like biological modifications and genetic modifications,
Speaker 1: and so they create these mules, these face dancers, through
Speaker 1: these modifications, through biological and genetic tampering, so that they
Speaker 1: can have like assassins and spies within the imperium. It's
Speaker 1: a political tool for them, and so for it to
Speaker 1: just naturally appear is a little confounding. Also famously, the
Speaker 1: Benny Jeserit in the future, the Benny Jesuit Order and
Speaker 1: the Benny Sleaylax are like bitter rivals. They don't like
Speaker 1: each other. So the fact that this power is appearing
Speaker 1: within the Sisterhood with the sister it's certainly throwing me
Speaker 1: off my game. It's nothing that I know about.
Speaker 2: Well, thank you. Thank you for the lowd doownload. Those
Speaker 2: fast and of course.
Speaker 1: Always a pleasure of Jason, and that wraps it up
Speaker 1: for our coverage of Dooing Prophecy episode four. Coming up
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