beaneater
"Now he knew himself to be embarked upon a path of no return. Ahead lay the trap in Time and Space which had been prepared as an unforgettable lesson for himself and all of mankind."
Plot within plot within plot, this was such an epic ride. If you thought that Messiah complements the first book perfectly, wait for Children of Dune. Is it better than the second book? Probably not, but it is definitely getting more interesting and a little bit weirder. I absolutely loved the dialogue between Leto and The Preacher in chapter 54, it added so much more detail to why Paul went to the desert and what was that horrible vision he passed on to his descendants.
"Now he knew himself to be embarked upon a path of no return. Ahead lay the trap in Time and Space which had been prepared as an unforgettable lesson for himself and all of mankind."
Plot within plot within plot, this was such an epic ride. If you thought that Messiah complements the first book perfectly, wait for Children of Dune. Is it better than the second book? Probably not, but it is definitely getting more interesting and a little bit weirder. I absolutely loved the dialogue between Leto and The Preacher in chapter 54, it added so much more detail to why Paul went to the desert and what was that horrible vision he passed on to his descendants.