What Does Paul Atreides Actually Become In Dune Messiah - Dune Timeline Explained

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Published 2024-04-01
Paul Atreides is a hero of the first two books of Dune: Dune (1965) and The Dune Messiah (1969). His Story is often misunderstood and after he becomes the emperor, people often views him as an antagonist of the story, rather than protagonist. In today's video, I have reviewed his story from the very beginning to the end and analyzed if he is truly either hero or the villain for the books.

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00:00 - 01:05 - Intro
01:09 - 08:38 - Early life and Family lineage
08:38 - 23:00 - Move to Arrakis
23:00 - 26:34 - Emperor Paul
26:34 - 33:15 - Conspiracy
33:15 - 36:33 - Walking In The Desert
36:33 - 40:03 - Epilogue

Dune graphic novel art by Raúl Allén & Patricia Martín
Dune: House Atreides graphic novel art by Dev Pramanik
Lots of official art by Marc Simonetti: www.art.marcsimonetti.com
Holy war art by Kamen Anev: www.artstation.com/kamen
Leto II and Ghanima art by Felipe Ramos: www.artstation.com/feliperamos
Preacher art by Sam Carr: www.artstation.com/samcarr
Leto II art by jontorresart: www.deviantart.com/jontorresart
Various Dune arts by Mark Molnar: www.artstation.com/artwork/xVX6m

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All Comments (21)
  • @ne0nmancer
    In the books, the choice of the name "Muad'Dib" is also an ironic twist, as Paul had seen in the tent that in the future his Fremen legions would call him Muad'Dib. When Stilgar asks him to choose his name, he tries to avoid calling himself Muad'Dib to try and move off the path of the Jihad, so he choses the name of an innocent, cute looking desert mouse, but he didn't know the Fremen called that mouse... Muad'Dib. As a compromise, he then choses to call himself Paul Muad'Dib to try to avoid that future, but it doesnt matter, because in the end the Fremen end up calling him Muad'Dib. It's one of those things you don't realize in a first read, but it's probably Frank Herbert's way of making you question whether or not Paul is really in control or if he's just moving towards the future he already saw anyway.
  • I love stories were the characters are neither good or bad but somewhat ambiguous this gives them layers, complexities, and nuances we as the viewer can relate to.
  • @hashbrown9541
    Ain't no way a video this well put together is a first video, and it'll just keep getting better?? Please keep going bro, rooting for you!
  • @marksesi3097
    Dude if this is your first video you have to keep going it would be a tragedy if you stopped I wager if you keep going you’ll be up there with dune YouTubers like Quinn’s ideas keep going you are doing great and will only get better with time this video is incredibly detailed and I hope to see more to come good luck
  • @taralalram
    Great concise description of events, well put together 👍🏽
  • @Kira_4320
    You're so underrated man, Amazing video!
  • @rdoll70
    Really liked your video. Great job explaining the storyline and the video was visually interesting.
  • @itallovidal9383
    Awesome video, keep the excelent work, waiting for the next video already
  • @gluurbburger
    Amazing video. Really looking forward to your future videos.
  • @SAArcher
    crazy how good your first video looks! Keep it up!
  • @trumanshow162
    F. Herbert wrote the fascinating & speculative “Dune” with ingenious settings like some tech limitations. On the other, he also knew such limitations block civilizational development, ending the story as a tragedy. I hope D. Villeneuve solves the dilemma with a humane & hopeful movie adaptation in the 21st century, for we are now getting the ability like Paul’s genetic memory or prescience with the internet or AI.
  • @jamesvan2201
    I would just like to say that Paul had little love for the benejezzerits. In the new movies, it portrays this a little, but back in the 90s, they made a trilogy on TV and in that version, Paul had more anger towards his mother for what she was. He still loved her, but this new movie doesn't quite hit the mark on how much Paul hated and distrusted them. Paul was also more hesitant to take the mantle of Mau'di. He was practically forced into it, but the new movies tend to make it seem like he started to believe it himself and was more willing to take the role.
  • @purpleheart3431
    Finding this masterpiece was prophesied indeed❤ Amazing breakdown!
  • @ANDROIDREVEL
    This video was so good please make more, this is an instant subscribe
  • @MrLimo217
    Super interesting, I’ve never really known of the Dune books or movies. I didn’t love part 1 but after part 2 I’ve gone down the rabbit hole that is Dune lore- fascinating universe. Great video 👍👍
  • I would LOVE to see your video on the later books. Especially heretics and chapter house, which are actually my favourite. People think that it ended on a cliffhanger and we'll never know where frank planned on taking it, but honestly, I think he wrapped it up very well in chapterhouse dune. It's a sudden ending, the characters clearly have more stories of their own in the future, and there is a hopeful vibe. It's like the turbulence of the path Paul and Leto II set humanity on has passed and now we are equipped to evolve, become even more powerful, and actually progress the species.