“The present system has enabled capitalists to make laws in their own interests to the injury and oppression of the workers.”

You will find a different side of Paul Atredies in this book. A lot happens that I believe sets us up for Children of Dune. I am not sure whose side I am on, if I find a character I trust. This is turning out to be a great series.

There were many parts of this book that moved me so; this is one of them.

“But we do know what to do. Just think: If it were my body, what would I want? One of the worst things, when we‘re grieving, is the sense that I didn‘t do enough. But if you get in and help, you won‘t have that sense of helplessness.”

Picks up well.

Others may find release from entrusting the one they love to the universe, or to otherwise saying “good journey” to what Shakespeare called “that undiscovered country from whose bourn no travelers returns.”