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Dune Messiah Study Guide

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by Frank Herbert
About 62 pages (18,539 words)
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Dune Messiah Study Guide consists of approx. 62 pages of summaries and analysis on Dune Messiah by Frank Herbert. Browse the literature study guide below:

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On the planet Wallach IX in the twelfth year of the Emperor Paul Atreides' reign, the Reverend Mother Gaius Helen Mohiam hosts a secret planning meeting to overthrow Artreides. Committed to the plot are Scytale, a "Face Dancer" from the planet Tleilaxu, and Edric, a fishlike "Guild Steersman," who lives encased in a special tank filled with the spice "melange." Not yet committed but present is the beautiful Princess Irulan, Paul's wife, who is frustrated by their unconsummated marriage. (read more)
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