The books "Duna" are incredibly dense and full of rich details, with expansive world language building that provides a context that makes it rise in both inevitably and inevitably and inevitably. Frank Herbert's novel was also full of insight into biology, religion and history. On the surface, the story of the first book is a fun story that comes at the age of a young boy becoming a leader and tiranin's overthrow with the help of a band rebel. It is only part of the story of "Duna", A story that lasts tens of thousands of years.

Similar to the "Lord of the Rings", no adaptation of "Duna" was really unable to include all who made the book and the universe special given how much the foundation is to cover. Indeed, every adaptation focused on something different, making every trip to Arakis unique and worth a view. For example, David Lynch's version includes Weirding Way and Evild Navigators, while Denis Vilnev's version deletes both. Also the Vilnev version, but It deletes the role of mentors in order to put a heavier focus on Bene Gesite.

Vilnev seems to be fascinated by Benne Geserite, not so much about their military skills skills, but in their genetic experimentation and religious engineering - as Mission Protection Huge part of "Duna: Part Two" - and overall manipulation schemes through the universe. Bene Geserite is a large part of Warner Bros.. The Dunne Universe to guarantee its own spin-offs that their origin says, answering questions, neither the books give answers.

One such question that seems to be the series "Duna: Prophecy" seems to be the true origin of lithanics against fear, which comes from the mantra "Fear is a killer of mind" is probably one of the most memorable quotes of the original novel.

Lithania against fear is the mantra that Paul Atrids repeats himself as he tried to survive the Gom Abbar test. The mantra in Bene Geserite, Paul, learns about Essesica, who repeats Litya several times during both films "Duna". It is a central mantra for the idea of ​​Bene Gesite's order, an idea of ​​the power of mind over matter, to be able to control our most basic, animal instinct with only our mind. It's a cool mantra, but the one that gets more literally in the new TV show.

"Dunny Prophecy" has already taken steps to clarify or explain parts of films that have not attracted much attention, Like the water ceremony of life. When it comes to the line of fear, spin-off makes "Fear is a killer of the mind" a pretty literal statement. In the show, we find out about a man named Desmond Hart who has great power, the one who can fuel people inside with a plain look from Hart. It turns out, he received his powers after surviving Sandwarm's attack on Arakis, after which he had a nanotechnologically embedded in the eye using machines for prohibited thinking from an unknown person (or machine).

Nanotechnological implantation activates a bioengineeric virus, the one that concentrates in a person's amygdala - the center of brain fear - and causes a reaction to a chain that becomes stronger, the facial move fights the frightening visions caused by the virus. In other words, the infected die of fear. Benne Gesite, capable of literally changing their body's chemical compositions to combat viruses and waste, is unable to fight the virus. It is as long as the mother superior superior wide Harconen beat the virus by facing the fear caused by the virus, leaving it to pass over it and through it until it disappears.

Whether I do "I will face my fear and let me pass over me and through me" it's literally a good choice or not, at least it is interesting to see "Dunne: Prophecy" and thus expand his Downloading Herbert's universe showing a long and painful history that eventually led to Paul's growth.