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In the context of the source material (the books by Frank Herbert, Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson), the 'greening' of Dune/Arrakis is a very broad plot the
by alex_anglin 5y ago
In the context of the source material (the books by Frank Herbert, Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson), the 'greening' of Dune/Arrakis is a very broad plot theme. So, the comment is not one of 'green washing' but in keeping with themes of the series.
Full disclosure: Haven't read all the books, nor am I looking to after reading a bunch during the pandemic.
- wyager 5y agoFor this particular topic you should definitely read more of the books before commenting on the theme of the series. The GP is more thematically correct.
- z2h-a6n 5y agoI've only read the first of the Dune books, and I do (somehat vaugely) recall the Freemen project to green Arrakis. My comment was intended less as a comment on the greening project in the context of Dune and more as a challenge to the idea that turning a desert green is a 'naturalist tale'. To me it sounds more like the tale of a property developer or industrial agriculturalist.