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I agree, as a companion to the book, it is fantastic. (Although rain on Dune? WTF).
by 4ad 10y ago
I agree, as a companion to the book, it is fantastic. (Although rain on Dune? WTF).
- wavefunction 10y agospoilers Dune had a lot of water. It wasn't circulating in a normal precipitation model but was instead sequestered underground via a few different means. And that doesn't even mention the sand-trout.
- sleepybrett 10y agoMore spoilers In later books only portions of the surface of Arrakis are given to the worms and the spice.
- JDazzle 10y agoIIRC, that's how the book ended as well. To go further, Paul held on to the water and only rarely allowed rain as he knew the water itself was poison to the sand worms.