Children Of Dune 4 Leto II & Ghanima meet Grandma Lady Jessica

[@klyanadkmorr]

Since StarWars implied Force connected Skywalkers were ripoff of the DUNE Twins in underlying mental/psychic/sexual connections - FAN AU The twins have been connected prebirth psychic with memories of all their ancestors and each other. - archiveofourown.org/works/57286?view_adult=true

[@klyanadkmorr]

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[@marysueeasteregg]

The pendant necklace Jessica picks up in this scene is the one Chani was wearing when she flew in to consult with a Fremen woman about her inability to get pregnant.

[@Kimberly-qg3ks]

The twins are perfectly matched in character

[@arielklay23]

Took me a while to place her, but I finally figured out that the actress who plays Lady Jessica was an actress in another science fiction franchise, Star Trek, playing the Borg queen in ST: First Contact! I wasn't used to seeing her with hair.

[@tracys169]

While yes, some of the costume and the look of the series were kind of 'garish,' I still LOVE that SyFy made Children of Dune.

[@Beghty27]

Something this series does that the book fails to do is convey the emotional weight on the characters. You can FEEL the sense of loss Arakis has for Jessica. For a moment she isn't just Bene Gesserit, but just a person.

[@stevenirizarry1304]

not just a person...a mother

[@Despotic_Waffle]

Yeah, because the book is always cold and calculating, describing things as if we had prescience.

[@ashleyelisabeth4]

Yeah that was my one complaint with the books because it was a weird imbalance with the showing and telling of the story

[@dirdib69]

Great use of background music to reinforce the grief of memory in this scene, particularly for a mother's loss of a son.

[@graceskerp]

And a wife's loss of her husband; Leto was her husband in fact, if not in name. For a too brief time, she and Leto shared that room. Yes, a well done scene.

[@klyanadkmorr]

What I like the best about this Children of Dune is that no matter your dislike of how Lynch's DUNE may have been too weird in it's portrayal of the saga, it was fairly mystical, dreamscaped and drama operatic in the telling and these two actors chosen for Syfy's sequel as the twins, fit exactly into being Lynch's Paul & Chani's children to the tee, imho. This movie was more adventure realistic while psychic trippy to portray the spice telepathic psycho empath abilities of the Atreides.

[@melvaburke2608]

Oh Glad To Have Found These VID'S Today! I Soked In Every Moment Of The Show On TV So Long Ago! It Was Never Repeated On TV Like The Dune Movie!

[@klyanadkmorr]

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[@klyanadkmorr]

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[@peterinbrat]

God, Emperor of Dune would be good.

[@WiiMan1133]

Does that necklace hold the hair of Paul and Chanis first child? I think thats in the book

[@Haldinyar]

Awesome fact, I’m unfamiliar with the books. Couldn’t they clone him?

[@johnwilson9108]

@@Haldinyar Cloning tech exists with the Ghola Duncan Idaho playing a major part in the later books, but its very taboo culturally and its dependent on trusting the en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bene_Tleilax .

[@Daehawk]

I loved the 1984 movie and I loved the 2000 series. I loved the actors and actresses and the stories. This one though I still loved the actors and actresses....though I wish the originals were in it more.....but the story is just SAD and the music was sad and the story maddening. I did not care for the character story lines at all for what happens to Paul, Chani, and others.

[@klyanadkmorr]

Your opinion comes from TLDR the books, DUNE is the prescuror/progenitor of GRRM's ASOIAF/ Game of Thrones as no one pure and showing of leadership and saviors are still weak or make mistakes and hard choices not nice must be made for larger good ERGO this sequel is 'SAD' epic as the DUNE consequences are growing. It's not Black/White good evil hero wins forever Star Wars or perfect future society humanity like Star Trek( Deep Space Nine is the exception best Trek showing reality of self conscious individuals in societies).

[@Moshiwebkinz67]

I have a question. Didn’t Irulan raise the kids?

[@klyanadkmorr]

Watch the movie here, it is clear the twins were being raised by Irulan(Nanny) under the care protection of their Aunt Alia(Guardian) who was not raising them directly. ** Free online but lots of popup redirect ADs - cipflix.to/series/frank-herberts-children-of-dune/ ** couple of clicks

[@lexsmith8689]

she was their teacher.. due to her bene geserit training and naturally she was their step mother via Corrino-Atreides political marriage which was coerced by Paul under threat of destroying spice production..

[@klyanadkmorr]

www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2018/07/carl-zimmer-she-has-her-mother-s-laugh/561710/ article book review excerpts - "But chimeras are not just oddities. You surely know one. In pregnant women, fetal stem cells can cross the placenta to enter the mother’s bloodstream, where they may persist for years. If Mom gets pregnant again, the stem cells of her firstborn, still circulating in her blood, can cross the placenta in the other direction, commingling with those of the younger sibling. Heredity can thus flow “upstream,” from child to parent-and then over and down to future siblings." Carl Zimmer's new book She Has Her Mother’s Laugh makes the subject of genes and heredity accessible to non-scientists. It covers many subjects, such as royal inbreeding, eugenics, mitochondrial DNA vs. chromosomal DNA, and the weird things that can happen along the way as a new human is constructed.To focus in is to find chromosomes playing all sorts of tricks. Take, for example, chimeras. To the ancient Greeks, the Chimera was a fire-breathing hybrid monster; to a biologist, chimeras are organisms that comprise cells from two different individuals. Ranchers are familiar with one type of chimera, the freemartin, which results when a cow carries opposite-sex twins. Connected by a shared placenta, the fetal calves exchange stem cells. The bull calf grows up into a more or less normal bull, while the heifer-the freemartin-has undeveloped ovaries and exhibits masculinized behavior (and is particularly tasty on the grill). Where does one calf end and the other begin? Zimmer describes a bizarre twist on the free-martin: a girl with different-colored eyes and ambiguous genitals who appeared at a Seattle genetics clinic. Her ovaries proved to have only XX chromosomes-typical female-but her other tissues were mixtures of XX and XY. Further analysis showed that she had started out as opposite-sex twins. But early in development, the two embryos had fused, becoming a single, highly unusual child. Like a verse from the old Ray Stevens novelty song “I’m My Own Grandpa,” this girl was her own twin brother.

[@clydec7291]

Im confused and interested at the same time about genetic upflow that you say

[@klyanadkmorr]

If you read all of the post, it has the BOOK's name you can buy. I just posted direct paragraphs from the review article about the book. But if you study embryology and procreation it's been researched the fascinating feedback loops of genes and hormones and bacteria that flows between mother and her babies abd in the womb across the membranes.

[@dougr.2398]

klyana130 amazing, thank you!! This may even account for transgendering to some degree

[@dougr.2398]

klyana130 can you please post a link to the review article? I know a social psychologist who may b very interested by this, if she isn’t already aware of it

[@klyanadkmorr]

www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2018/07/carl-zimmer-she-has-her-mother-s-laugh/561710/

[@jimtalor7971]

the Borg queen, there?

[@SiriaK]

Professor Xavier, too.

[@manik546]

Hey I have a question. Does anyone Jessica brooks is? I mean i can't find her anywhere on the net so if someone knows anything about her I'd be happy to know

[@klyanadkmorr]

Last I looked by Google or other search engines & IMDB she'd done a few smaller acting jobs after CoD & was working regular job.

[@manik546]

@@klyanadkmorr thanks. I'd love to see her though in a film once more

[@magatrone100]

This dune does the fact that these humans are literal super beings in a terrifying way justice way more than dune 1984 and the reboot. Dune 2020 doesn’t do the whole prescience thing very well. Instead opting for padantic cinematography

[@klyanadkmorr]

ITA, part 2 did worse to get the gen z made Chani into a hip mall chick LOLing at the geek rich boi Paul to show ooh modern knowing colonialism hate than story of a wise native bedoin like woman warrior

[@Kwisatz-Chaderach]

​@@klyanadkmorr10/10

[@therealmr.incredible3179]

@@klyanadkmorrIt’s weird how Denis focuses too much on the BG and his almost Antagonistic take on Chani I feel like she’s gonna try to assassinate Paul In the Messiah movie.

[@RYSHU20]

​@@therealmr.incredible3179 Denis says he views the BG as being important to Dune and they are

[@ashleyelisabeth4]

​@@therealmr.incredible3179 I feel like Denis Villeneuve made Chani "against" Paul because it helps to explain why he isn't the hero of this story to a generalized audience and he was probably worried viewers would think otherwise since that's what happened with Herbert after Dune was first released. As for Messiah, I'm guessing Denis is going to connect Korba's plot to defeat Paul and blame it on Chani to better serve the changes he made in Part Two. But regardless it's going to be difficult tying everything together especially after the changes

[@shantoreywilkins651]

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[@danyelahtabaat4808]

Why some of them have middle eastern names

[@klyanadkmorr]

Because Frank Herbert intended that as humans went into outerspace ALL of them did and had family names kept for generations or used . what should they be called Jim or Randy

[@klyanadkmorr]

THE BOOK NAMES/PLACES IMPLIED BY FRANK HAS MIDDLE EASTERN ROOTS THAT INFLUENCED THE FILMS

[@NATIK001]

The Fremen in particular have a culture heavily influenced by Arabic culture. In various other parts of Dune you see other cultures represented as well.

[@KelsaRavenlock]

Fremen religion is a future form of Islam that has been mixed with Buddhism hence Zensunni and Zenshia. The Fremen are Zensunni.

[@AlternicityBlogspot]

Atreides is from the Iliad - Agamemnon and Menelaus were the original family Atreides.

[@klyanadkmorr]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Incest_between_twins#Notable_examples_in_popular_culture

[@homoerectus6953]

never trust a borg witch.

[@varric]

Never trust a mutant telepath.