Duncan - "Paul, would you like porridge for your breakfast?" Paul - "I must meditate on this Duncan. It seemed in Messiah, Paul had just become a pain in the arse teenage with too many powers where no conversation was straight forward, it always had to mention "the infinite opportunities or prescient vision" in some manner, by the end of the book it got tiring. It got waaaayyy too preachy, mystical and messiahry with no real thread to keep it held together. The exact same thing happened in Messiah as it did in Matrix Revolutions and Reloaded. We all loved The Matrix the same way we all loved Dune. There is no doubt that this is a unique story as Paul tries to competently govern his domain.What Matrix Revolution/Reloaded is to the Original However, what this book lacks in action, it makes up for in plot-complexity. He will do this while he acts as the ruler of the empire.įor those who were expecting space battles, exploration of the universe, and menacing malefactors after reading the first book, this book will come as a disappointment. He wants to avoid throwing away the fate of the people to destruction and stagnation. Knowing this, Paul is set on a path to get humanity back on the right track. Although billions of people have died, Paul’s visions make it clear that this is not the worst fate possible. He is the most powerful ruler the world has ever seen, but even he can’t stop the overabundance of lethal religious sentiment that he helped spread. He had accepted the role of messiah to the Fremen, thus he unleashed a jihad that conquered most of the universe. The events of this book take place twelve years after the first book.
This version causes too much confusion because no voice-actor does any single character. It would have been better to have just one talented narrator reading all the parts. While it is not terrible, to say the least, it is nothing out of the ordinary. The book is jointly narrated by Scott Brick, Katherine Kellgren, Euan Morton, and Simon Vance. Furthermore, you can check out Heretics of Dune written by the same author. Consider listening to Children of Dune if you’re interested in the series.
This book is the second in his Dune series. Dune Messiah is a science-fiction novel written by American author Frank Herbert.
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