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Gettysburg hotel owner wins bid for bankrupt North Side Comfort Inn
A developer pitched plans to convert a bankrupt Comfort Inn on East Ohio Street into affordable housing. They lost the ...
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Is Dune: Prophecy canon? Details about the TV show, explained in depth
The winds of Arrakis are bringing a new story, and the inevitable question hangs in the air—Is Dune: Prophecy canon? The ...
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'Dune: Prophecy:' What's the deal with Desmond Hart's demonic powers?
Plans within plans are being positioning by all the players of the Imperium in HBO/Max’s Dune Prophecy and the sophomore ...
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What Is DUNE’s ‘The Agony’ Ritual and How Does Genetic Memory Work on DUNE: PROPHECY
Dune: Prophecy's second episode showed why "the Agony" of unlocking genetic memory is truly a nightmare experience, even if ...
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‘Dune 2’ Helmer Denis Villeneuve Interviews Director of Canadian Oscar Hopeful ‘Universal Language’ (Exclusive)
There is little to connect the desert planet of Arrakis in Denis Villeneuve’s Dune with the snow-covered streets and empty ...
Bring Arrakis Home With This Gorgeous New Dune Poster
Clearly you can’t visit the sand planet of Arrakis and maybe you wouldn’t want to. It’s hot, it’s dry, and you can’t walk in ...
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Dune: Prophecy Producer and Actors Talk Navigating a Complex Political Landscape
HBO Max's Dune Prophecy brings viewers to the Imperium during a tense political time filled with schemers struggling to gain ...
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What exactly is the spice in Dune: Prophecy? Its meaning in the Dune lore explored
Originating from the planet of Arrakis, the spice is produced from the depths of the sand. The importance of the spice was established in the very first Dune novel when Padishah Emperor Shaddam IV, ...
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Dune: Prophecy: Important Planets for New Fans
Sometimes, simplifying the details will make the series a bit more palatable. Dune: Prophecy will not take place on Arrakis.
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Stone writes in 'National Geographic': Spice in 'Dune' is more real than you think
NPR's A Martínez asks National Geographic writer Maddie Stone about some of the real science behind the fictional world of "Dune." ...
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Does Dune have an Arabic/Persian connection? Details of Middle Eastern influence on Frank Herbert's works explored
Frank Herbert's Dune is often called one of the best science fiction books ever. It talks about power, the environment, and fighting against control in a detailed way.