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[ #KARMASAINTED ] - a mutually exclusive , selective and private multimuse. exploring characters from dc and marvel comics, top gun , highlander, dune and more. curated with care by dev, 30 + , she/her. previously found @ lt karma. this blog uses beta editor & xkit rewritten.

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quick reference under the cut :

i . in the past i've been fast and loose with rules. i intend going forward to make myself a lot more plain when it comes to what i will and will not tolerate. i am an adult with a busy life outside of tumblr - because of this i have had to make myself have a less emotional and personal relationship with rp generally. please respect my boundaries. i try to keep on top of replies, please feel free to reach out to me if you think i've forgotten something (adhd yo) but please know the difference between conversation and harassment.

ii . that being said i am always happy to shoot the shit and chat about our characters. i am approachable via im and will manage my discord accordingly.

iii . the canon muses i write belong to their creators. the og characters are my own. i curate my own canon spaces, particularly when it comes to my dc and marvel muses.

iv . this blog is mutuals only - meaning i will only interact with you if we both follow each other. this rule is in place to maintain a clean dash and also for my own comfort. please do not comment on or reblog my posts if we are not mutuals.

v . i love to ships as much as the next person but i do like to plot and form some chemistry with another writer before entering into anything. if our muses are in a canon relationship please do not assume that the canon relationship exists with my interpretation of said muse.

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some of my muses have information which you can find linked, others are a work in progress !

dc comics selina kyle / catwoman - fc eva mendes ( playlist )

marvel comics jacqueline falsworth - fc rosamund pike ( playlist ) jean grey / phoenix - fc karen gillan

top gun lt avigail "karma" baker (oc) - fc dianna agron ( playlist ) 🡖 previously found at @ ltkarma

lt emily reeves (oc) - fc dakota johnson ( playlist ) ltdr jordan "yahtzee" cole (oc) - fc jessica williams ( playlist ) lt alexis "gadget" tucker (oc) - fc mackenzie davis ( playlist ) ltdr melissa reeves (oc) - fc erin moriarty ( playlist )

highlander sibylla de ibelin ( oc kingdom of heaven influenced) - fc eva green TEST MUSES :

alia atreides ( dune saga ) - fc anya taylor joy (based loosely on dune messiah - aged up to mid twenties bc i have no idea how the water of life is gonna affect her in the movies lol)

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dracuno · 10 months

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who is she?

𓆩 yuna, cillian murphy enthusiast, she/her 🕰️ 𓆪

this is my main acc ! if i should have any others, will tag them here!

quality of my work reflects on how well rested i am ! and i’m tired a lot so ㅜ_ㅜ

ೀ top kins: richard papen, satoru gojo, tohru honda, ayaka kamisato

cr: king of scars | cw: hazbin hotel (rewatching numerous times)

୨ BELOVED MEMORIES: ୧

i. HAZBIN: lucifer morningstar, alastor

ii. BSD: dazai, fyodor, nikolai

iii. LOTR/TH: legolas, bilbo, bard

iv. HOTD/GOT: robb stark, daemon targaryen

v. OTHERS: childe, albedo, ayato kamisato, obi-wan kenobi, henry winter, nikolai lantsov, thomas shelby, francis abernathy, neil lewis, jonathan crane, the darkling, nikolai lantsov, remus lupin, theodore laurence, vanitas, megumi fushiguro, william james moriarty, spider noir, jonathan breech, raymond leon, coriolanus snow, billy the kid, paul atreides,

#yuna’s thoughts ♡彡 #ㅤ/ᐠ - ˕ -マ

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What’s Out This Week? 12/29

It’s the last week of 2021! What was your favorite comic from this past year?

Stray Dogs: Dog Days #1 (of 2) - Tony Fleecs & Trish Forstner

A series of vicious short stories howling straight out of the pages of STRAY DOGS, 2021's surprise cartoon/horror smash hit! In DOG DAYS, each stray will get their moment to shine-questions will be answered, mysteries will be solved, and old wounds will be torn open. Starting this December...every dog has its day.

Rise Of Dracula #1 (of 6) - Rich Davis & Puis Calzada

Rejoice! For the great purge is upon you. Come and see! Nations shall fall. Every human shall be held to account. Witness the rise of Dracula! By her blood will the world be born anew!

Chapter two in Rich Davis' award winning Dracula nightmare continues with "Rise of Dracula." Soon to be a television series!

Power Rangers Universe #1 (of 6) - Nicole Andelfinger & Simone Ragazzoni

What is the true origin of the Phantom Ranger? And what is his connection to the Morphin Grid? From the moment he first appeared 24 years ago, fans have wondered about the origin of the mysterious Phantom Ranger. Questions which have never been answered, until now... BOOM! Studios proudly presents a limited series event that will delve into the deepest origins of the Power Rangers Universe. Origins that have the Phantom Ranger at their heart.

Mega #1 - Salvador Sanz

A gigantic creature has been awaken from its eternal sleep in Antarctica. The destructive monster, only known as "The Salamander," has started a journey of chaos and destruction. The only thing that could stop this menace is another sleeping giant; a creature from under the ocean known as "Mega."

Dune: A Whisper Of Caladan Seas #1 - Brian Herbet, Kevin J. Anderson & Jakub Rebelka

During the chaos of the legendary Battle of Arrakeen, a group of Atreides soldiers get caved in. So while Paul Atreides meets his destiny in battle, Sgt. Vitt uses his family's gift of storytelling as a Jongleur to transport his men from their tomb to their homeworld of Caladan.

Can Vitt mentally transport them back to the lushness and vast oceans of Caladan and give them the gift of hope in the darkness?

Apache Delivery Service #1 (of 4) - Matt Kindt & Tyler Jenkins

Two haunted men are on a hunt in the jungles of Vietnam, searching for clues to a missing treasure trove of gold that was stolen from all over Asia by a Japanese general during World War II. Eventually they find a series of hidden caves in the mountains near the coast. Bodies start showing up-murder victims and mutilated corpses. There is a rumor that the caves and gold are protected by terrifying witches that have been living in the cave system for thousands of years. As our warriors travel deeper into the mystery, they learn more disturbing facts about each other and become paranoid of one another as they get closer and closer to the gold, while, at the same time, a bizarre serial killer is hunting them down.

A King’s Vengeance #1 - Peter Ricq & Davilla LeBlanc

A vexed warrior who was once a loving father and husband is brought back to life 25 years later and proceeds to avenge himself on the demons responsible. From the creator of the hit Scout series Once Our Land, get this awesome new first issue!

The Sword of Hyperborea #1 (of 4) - Mike Mignola, Rob Williams & Laurence Campbell

From the ancient warrior Gall Dennar, to Sir Edward Grey, to the B.P.R.D.'s Agent Howards, the iconic Hyperborean sword from the world of Hellboy has landed in many influential hands. And this has been no accident. Trace the sword's path through the adventures and encounters that finally brought it to Ragna Rok, at the end of the world, and witness the sword's journey through history. Hellboy creator Mike Mignola gives us a new tale from the world of Hellboy, cowritten by Rob Williams and featuring the art of Mignolaverse veteran Laurence Campbell to deliver never-before-seen Hellboy lore!

Whatcha grabbing before the end of the year, Fantomites?

#WOTW #What's Out This Week?#The Sword Of Hyperborea #A King's Vengeance #Apache Delivery Service #Dune: A Whisper Of Caladan Seas #Mega #Power Rangers Universe #Rise Of Dracula #Stray Dogs: Dog Days #comic #comics #comic book #comic books

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~Henry VII: The Red Dragon’s Unlikely Triumph~

Henry’s victory to success is simply amazing due to how far down he was in the line of succession -if he was at all! Of all the Tudors, and don’t get me wrong I love them all! He had the most adventurous life! His life is the stuff of movies and you’ll see why. Henry was born to Edmund Tudor, Earl of Richmond and Margaret Beaufort, heiress of Lancaster in Philippa Gregory’s words. But she was far removed from the line of succession! The Beauforts derived their name from a castle John of Gaunt had in his possession in English occupied French territory. John of Gaunt married three times, the last to his mistress Katherine Swybford. When they married their children were already grown up but by no means less ambitious. In an effort to ingratiate himself with the shifty king Richard II, John betrayed many of his comrades and persecuted anyone who stood against the king, his nephew. In return for his good services, Richard II legitimized all the Beauforts but that’s it. No say if they were inthe succession or not. Later after John died, his firstborn, Henry Bolingbroke ascended to the throne after he deposed Richard. He didn’t overturn Richard’s legislation but added a new restriction: The Beauforts were legitimate in the eyes of the law of men but due to their revious bastard status they were excluded from the line of succession. So bye-bye ambitions. By the time Henry IV’s grandson had issue, this changed altogether. Their descendants were still seen as progeny of a bastard branch (albeit legitimized) of the House of Lancaster but their status had changed overnight as support build around the Duke of York and his Neville relations (who also descended from the Beaufort line, but through the female line). Henry VI betrothed his young relation, Margaret Beaufort to his half brother Edmund Tudor. He was thirteen years her senior and while it was common for women to be married at a young age, people still found it disturbing because the groom didn’t wait for her to grow up. As soon as she was 12, he married her and the next year she was pregnant.Edmund and his brother Jasper had supported the Duke of York on various occasions but when the conflict escalated to war, the Tudor brothers sided with their kin. Edmund was captured during battle in late 1456 and died in attenpts to escape, possibly of sickness. Margaret , thirteen at a time, was already a young widow and expectant mother. She feared for her safety and the safety of her unborn child so she started a dangerous sojourn to Wales, to Pembroke castle where her brother in law resided. There, she gave birth to her only child, a boy she named Henry.Henry did not have a lonely childhood like some Ricardians and fiction writerss love to depict, nor was his mother a crazy fanatic. She was the same as the rest of the women. Religion was not separate, it was part of women’s lives, especially the adoration of female saints and the virgin Mary from whom women kept relics and images to pray to so they could be safely delivered or to protect their young. Of this latter cult, Henry became a firm follower, worshipping the image of the blessed mother with the same fervor as his mother. Likely, the little boy had childhood companions like David Owen, the illegitimate son of his grandfather by an unknown mistress. In spite of her second marriage, Margaret was allowed to visit her little boy and spend hours teaching him, but then her fortunes changed when Edward Earl of March forced the Lancastrians to flee and was declared king by popular acclaim in March 4 1461. Margaret and her new husband now had to curry favor with the new regime and to prove their loyalty, they had to let her son go. Edward saw Henry Tudor as a potential threat and to neutralize this threat he gave his custody to a loyal Yorkist, William Herbert and his wife Anne. They raised Henry as if he was one of their own, and he had the company of the new Earl’s other wards. But Henry knew that a prison made of gold was still a prison. One mistake from his mother, his guadians or worse, his runaway uncle and he would be dealt with.After the Lancastrian Readeption which only lasted a year, Jasper Tudor was forced to flee yet again. This time he took his nephew with him. The deaths of every Lancaster made Henry a potential threat. Every male Beaufort was also gone. Margaret had to let him go once more, this time she would not see him for another fourteen years.Bad weather brought them to the court of Francis II, Duke of Brittany. There he continued his education, by the time of Richard III’s accession, he enjoyed the company of many English exiles, among them the formidable and staunch Lancastrian loyalist -Earl of Oxford. It was in Brittanny, that December of 1483 after it was clear that the princes were gone for good, that he made a promise to marry Elizabeth of York and become King of England, thus uniting both bloodlines, the Houses of York and Lancaster into one.The next year and a half he spent his time planning, borrowing money and now in the court of France, currying favor with the French king. He had tried to invade England but failed. What made Henry think, the French king and others told him, he could succeed? But they didn’t know Henry. He was by now an educated, cosmopolitan young man who was also confident that god was on his side. On July 29 1485, Richard III gave the seal to Barrow, one of his officials to carry out his orders in the counties nearby and prepare for war.To be fair, Richard III was the most experienced soldier here. He had known the horrors of war since he was very little and his life parallels Henry’s but unlike the latter he had been participant in many military campaigns and had the entire North at his disposal. Henry had mercenaries, disatisfied English exiles, Edwardian Yorkists and most of Wales with him, but that was not enough to beat Richard’s armies. On August 7, Henry’s ships docked on Milford Haven. According to Fabyan when he disembarked he knelt and thanked god, reciting the Psalm 43: ‘Judica me deus & discern causam mean’. -Judge me, Oh god, and distinguish my cause. The following days he spent recruiting, some of Richard’s most staunch supporters defected to Henry, others refused to fight and just stood by as the two armies clashed on August 22. Others like his stepfather, chose to intervene in his favor only when the tide turned against him. After William Brandon, his standard bearer was struck down, Stanley and his brother with his armies charged down, and with their combined forced Richard’s was cut down. Richard, according to various sources screamed 'traitors’ and refused to go, instead seeking to confront Henry, but he never got to. The enemy got to him and he was forced down from his horse and minutes later, killed. It was a glorious day for Henry Tudor, now Henry VII. He had won against all odds, but the war was from over. Henry would face many pretenders and plots against him, his mother knew and she cried tears of fear, likely anticipating all her son would have to endure. He died in 1509 after twenty four years of reign.

In relation to Paul Atreides from DUNE MESSIAH onwards …

While DUNE, the first published novel of Frank Herbert set in the Dune universe is the book every reader should start with; DUNE MESSIAH is the most crucial one of ALL Dune novels because rather than reading like a science fiction novel or another inclusion into this space opera, it reads like a narrative tale that is chronicling events that already happened. For a history buff, this novel is the deciding book in the series that sets the tone for the rest of the saga. Additionally, aside from being a deconstruction of the hero mythos, it is also a critique of history. From the onset, the book starts with one of many historians being killed simply because he wanted to tell the truth. But obviously, Muad’Dib, the grand emperor Paul Atreides with his ongoing Jihad spread across the Known Universe can’t have that. So … what does he do? He starts rewriting the past, allowing only a few historians (who in reality are propagandists and religious zealots) to tell his version of history. Irulan is (thankfully) exempt from this. Despite being made fun of by the ‘I do not need to read books because thanks to the spice melange and the superior breeding program of the Bene-Gesserit I am a product of, I can access all the knowledge stored in my super evolved brain to keep feeding my ego’ crowd, she stays a true historian until the very end. She doesn’t agree with Paul Atreides or his other crazy fam, but slowly comes to realize that what they are doing (while terrible) needs to be done to free humanity of pre-destination and oblivion. And due to being understimated by the pretentious Lady Jessica, her husband’s concubine and true love, the Fremen Chani, and of course, Paul and his whole band of Jihadists, she gets to write down history as it truly transpires. But she does it in a way that makes him look less of a tyrant and more of a reluctant hero.

This historical treatment is the same kind of treatment that was given to the Tudor Dynasty starting from its very first monarch, HENRY VII.

I long for the day that Henry VII is correctly portrayed on screen because the way that the Tudors have gone down in history is how the Atreides clan did in the Dune universe. For every history buff that has enjoyed Dune, I urge that likewise, Dune readers do a deep dive into Tudor history to further appreciate both fandoms and see how the two can be studied together and dissected. Currently, revisionist historians who want to restore Richard III’s reputation have not ended up doing that. Instead, they have swung the pendulum the other way. As DUNE MESSIAH teaches us (through Irulan’s writings and Alia’s observations), the best way to understand saviors and deified leaders is not by extolling or vilifying them. Rather, see them as individuals trapped within their time period who feel as though they are ahead of it, and have to do what they must because otherwise darkness will reign.

Paul and Henry Tudor started off as exiles. Their foes never expected them to beat the odds but they did. But part of the reason why they did is because of the element of prophecy. And I am not just talking about the whole Henry Tudor claimed to be the long lost descendant of Arthur Pendragon and what not. Edward IV and Richard III did that too (though it worked less for Richard). I am talking about the issue with the whole Welsh prophecies that supposedly predicted the rise of Henry Tudor, Earl of Richmond. Before he was born, a prophecy was sung that from his father’s line, the savior that the Welsh were hoping for would come. This prophecy in itself was a call back to a much older one which said that eventually one of the Welsh royal houses would rise to claim the English throne and unite all of the Isles. Well … Henry didn’t unite all of the British Isles but he did start the process when he married his eldest daughter Margaret to the King of Scots, James IV. Their descendants, from James VI of Scotland and I of England and Ireland, ruled all the British Isles.

In an interview, Frank Herbert said that he chose to take the direction of Paul Atreides and (especially) his son, Leto II’s stories in the way he did to caution about the danger of charismatic leaders who reach messiah or (in the case of Leto II) divine status. It’s not so much the power they possess or how evolved thy are that makes the Atreides so revered, it is their genius at how they present themselves and understand that the power of propaganda (be it religious, political or both) is the stronger force in the universe and what shapes human events. In studying the Tudors and Dune we learn that history is a collection of accepted events that are part factual, part propaganda, and part a reflection of the time period when they were written.

#Tudors #History #Relation to Dune #Dune Messiah #Science Fiction #propaganda is thy name of history #dailytudors

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Now that the cast is coming together, Denis Villeneuve’s upcoming adaptation of Dune is getting more attention than ever. And with that attention an interesting question has started cropping up with more frequency, one that bears further examination: Is Dune a “white savior” narrative?

It’s important to note that this is not a new question. Dune has been around for over half a century, and with every adaptation or popular revival, fans and critics take the time to interrogate how it plays into (or rebels against) certain story tropes and popular concepts, the white savior complex being central among them. While there are no blunt answers to that question—in part because Dune rests on a foundation of intense and layered worldbuilding—it is still an important one to engage and reengage with for one simple reason: All works of art, especially ones that we hold in high esteem, should be so carefully considered. Not because we need to tear them down or, conversely, enshrine them, but because we should all want to be more knowledgeable and thoughtful about how the stories we love contribute to our world, and the ways in which they choose to reflect it.

So what happens when we put Dune under this methodical scrutiny? If we peel back the layers, like the Mentats of [Frank] Herbert’s story, what do we find?

Hollywood has a penchant for the white savior trope, and it forms the basis for plenty of big-earning, award-winning films. Looking back on blockbusters like The Last of the Mohicans, Avatar, and The Last Samurai, the list piles up for movies in which a white person can alleviate the suffering of people of color—sometimes disguised as blue aliens for the purpose of sci-fi trappings—by being specially “chosen” somehow to aid in their struggles. Sometimes this story is more personal, between only two or three characters, often rather dubiously labeled as “based on a true story” (The Blind Side, The Help, Dangerous Minds, The Soloist, and recent Academy Award Best Picture-winner Green Book are all a far cry from the true events that inspired them). It’s the same song, regardless—a white person is capable of doing what others cannot, from overcoming racial taboos and inherited prejudices up to and including “saving” an entire race of people from certain doom.

At face value, it’s easy to slot Dune into this category: a pale-skinned protagonist comes to a planet of desert people known as Fremen. These Fremen are known to the rest the rest of the galaxy as a mysterious, barbaric, and highly superstitious people, whose ability to survive on the brutal world of Arrakis provides a source of endless puzzlement for outsiders. The Fremen themselves are a futuristic amalgam of various POC cultures according to Herbert, primarily the Blackfeet Tribe of Montana, the San people, and Bedouins. (Pointedly, all of these cultures have been and continue to be affected by imperialism, colonialism, and slavery, and the Fremen are no different—having suffered horrifically at the hands of the Harkonnens even well before our “heroes” arrive.) Once the protagonist begins to live among the Fremen, he quickly establishes himself as their de facto leader and savior, teaching them how to fight more efficiently and building them into an unstoppable army. This army then throws off the tyranny of the galaxy’s Emperor, cementing the protagonist’s role as their literal messiah.

That sounds pretty cut and dried, no?

But at the heart of this question—Is Dune a white savior narrative?—are many more questions, because Dune is a complicated story that encompasses and connects various concepts, touching on environmentalism, imperialism, history, war, and the superhero complex. The fictional universe of Dune is carefully constructed to examine these issues of power, who benefits from having it, and how they use it. Of course, that doesn’t mean the story is unassailable in its construction or execution, which brings us to the first clarifying question: What qualifies as a white savior narrative? How do we measure that story, or identify it? Many people would define this trope differently, which is reasonable, but you cannot examine how Dune might contribute to a specific narrative without parsing out the ways in which it does and does not fit.

This is the strongest argument against the assertion that Dune is a white savior story: Paul Atreides is not a savior. What he achieves isn’t great or even good—which is vital to the story that Frank Herbert meant to tell.

There are many factors contributing to Paul Atreides’s transformation into Muad’Dib and the Kwisatz Haderach, but from the beginning, Paul thinks of the role he is meant to play as his “terrible purpose.” He thinks that because he knows if he avenges his father, if he becomes the Kwisatz Haderach and sees the flow of time, if he becomes the Mahdi of the Fremen and leads them, the upcoming war will not stop on Arrakis. It will extend and completely reshape the known universe. His actions precipitate a war that that lasts for twelve years, killing millions of people, and that’s only just the beginning.

Can it be argued that Paul Atreides helps the people of Arrakis? Taking the long view of history, the answer would be a resounding no—and the long view of history is precisely what the Dune series works so hard to convey. (The first three books all take place over a relatively condensed period, but the last three books of the initial Dune series jump forward thousands of years at a time.) While Paul does help the Fremen achieve the dream of making Arrakis a green and vibrant world, they become entirely subservient to his cause and their way of life is fundamentally altered. Eventually, the Fremen practically disappear, and a new Imperial army takes their place for Paul’s son, Leto II, the God Emperor. Leto’s journey puts the universe on what he calls the “Golden Path,” the only possible future where humanity does not go extinct. It takes this plan millennia to come to fruition, and though Leto succeeds, it doesn’t stop humans from scheming and murdering and hurting one another; it merely ensures the future of the species.

One could make an argument that the Atreides family is responsible for the saving of all human life due to the Golden Path and its execution. But in terms of Paul’s position on Arrakis, his effect on the Fremen population there, and the amount of death, war, and terror required to bring about humanity’s “salvation,” the Atreides are monstrous people. There is no way around that conclusion—and that’s because the story is designed to critique humanity’s propensity toward saviors. Here’s a quote from Frank Herbert himself on that point:

I am showing you the superhero syndrome and your own participation in it.

And another:

Dune was aimed at this whole idea of the infallible leader because my view of history says that mistakes made by a leader (or made in a leader’s name) are amplified by the numbers who follow without question.

At the center of Dune is a warning to be mistrustful of messiahs, supermen, and leaders who have the ability to sway masses. This is part of the reason why David Lynch’s Dune film missed the mark; the instant that Paul Atreides becomes a veritable god, the whole message of the story is lost. The ending of Frank Herbert’s Dune is not a heroic triumph—it is a giant question mark pointed at the reader or viewer. It is an uncomfortable conclusion that only invites more questions, which is a key part of its lasting appeal.

And yet…

There is a sizable hole in the construction of this book that can outweigh all other interpretations and firmly situate Dune among white savior tropes: Paul Atreides is depicted as a white man, and his followers are largely depicted as brown people.

There are ways to nitpick this idea, and people do—Paul’s father, Leto Atreides might not be white, and is described in the book as having “olive” toned skin. We get a sense of traditions from the past, as Leto’s father was killed in a bull fight, dressed in a matador cape, but it’s unclear if this is tied to their heritage in any sense. The upcoming film has cast Cuban-Guatemalan actor Oscar Isaac in the role of Duke Leto, but previous portrayals featured white men with European ancestry: U.S. actor William Hurt and German actor Jürgen Prochnow. (The Fremen characters are also often played by white actors, but that’s a more simple case of Hollywood whitewashing.) While the name Atreides is Greek, Dune takes place tens of thousands of years in the future, so there’s really no telling what ancestry the Atreides line might have, or even what “whiteness” means to humanity anymore. There’s a lot of similar melding elsewhere in the story; the ruler of this universe is known as the “Padishah Emperor” (Padishah is a Persian word that essentially translates to “great king”), but the family name of the Emperor’s house is Corrino, taken from the fictional Battle of Corrin. Emperor Shaddam has red hair, and his daughter Irulan is described as blond-haired, green-eyed, and possessing “patrician beauty,” a mishmash of words and descriptions that deliberately avoid categorization.

None of these factors detract from the fact that we are reading/watching this story in present day, when whiteness is a key component of identity and privilege. It also doesn’t negate the fact that Paul is always depicted as a white young man, and has only been played by white actors: first by Kyle MacLachlan, then by Alec Newman, and soon by Timothy Chalamet. There are many reasons for casting Paul this way, chief among them being that he is partly based on a real-life figure—T.E. Lawrence, better known to the public as “Lawrence of Arabia.” But regardless of that influence, Frank Herbert’s worldbuilding demands a closer look in order to contextualize a narrative in which a white person becomes the messiah of an entire population of people of color—after all, T.E. Lawrence was never heralded as any sort of holy figure by the people he worked alongside during the Arab Revolt.

The decision to have Paul become the Mahdi of the Fremen people is not a breezy or inconsequential plot point, and Herbert makes it clear that his arrival has been seeded by the Bene Gesserit, the shadowy matriarchal organization to which his mother, Jessica, belongs. In order to keep their operatives safe throughout the universe, the Bene Gesserit planted legends and mythologies that applied to their cohort, making it easy for them to manipulate local legends to their advantage in order to remain secure and powerful. While this handily serves to support Dune’s thematic indictment of the damage created by prophecy and religious zealotry, it still positions the Fremen as a people who easily fall prey to superstition and false idols. The entire Fremen culture (though meticulously constructed and full of excellent characters) falls into various “noble savage” stereotypes due to the narrative’s juxtaposition of their militant austerity with their susceptibility to being used by powerful people who understand their mythology well enough to exploit it. What’s more, Herbert reserves many of the non-Western philosophies that he finds particularly attractive—he was a convert to Zen Buddhism, and the Bene Gesserit are attuned to the Eastern concepts of “prana” and “bindu” as part of their physical training—for mastery by white characters like Lady Jessica.

While Fremen culture has Arab influences in its language and elsewhere, the book focuses primarily on the ferocity of their people and the discipline they require in order to be able to survive the brutal desert of Arrakis, as well as their relationship to the all-important sandworms. This speaks to Herbert’s ecological interests in writing Dune far more than his desire to imagine what an Arab-descended society or culture might look like in the far future. Even the impetus toward terraforming Arrakis into a green world is one brought about through imperialist input; Dr. Liet Kynes (father to Paul’s companion Chani) promoted the idea in his time as leader of the Fremen, after his own father, an Imperial ecologist, figured out how to change the planet. The Fremen don’t have either the ability or inclination to transform their world with their own knowledge—both are brought to them from a colonizing source.

Dune’s worldbuilding is complex, but that doesn’t make it beyond reproach. Personal bias is a difficult thing to avoid, and how you construct a universe from scratch says a lot about how you personally view the world. Author and editor Mimi Mondal breaks this concept down beautifully in her recent article about the inherently political nature of worldbuilding:

In a world where all fundamental laws can be rewritten, it is also illuminating which of them aren’t. The author’s priorities are more openly on display when a culture of non-humans is still patriarchal, there are no queer people in a far-future society, or in an alternate universe the heroes and saviours are still white. Is the villain in the story a repulsively depicted fat person? Is a disabled or disfigured character the monster? Are darker-skinned, non-Western characters either absent or irrelevant, or worse, portrayed with condescension? It’s not sufficient to say that these stereotypes still exist in the real world. In a speculative world, where it is possible to rewrite them, leaving them unchanged is also political.

The world of Dune was built that way through a myriad of choices, and choices are not neutral exercises. They require biases, thoughtfulness, and intent. They are often built from a single perspective, and perspectives are never absolute. And so, in analyzing Dune, it is impossible not to wonder about the perspective of its creator and why he built his fictional universe the way he did.

Many fans cite the fact that Frank Herbert wrote Dune over fifty years ago as an explanation for some of its more dated attitudes toward race, gender, queerness, and other aspects of identity. But the universe that Herbert created was arguably already quite dated when he wrote Dune. There’s an old-world throwback sheen to the story, as it’s built on feudal systems and warring family houses and political marriages and ruling men with concubines. The Bene Gesserit essentially sell their (all-female) trainees to powerful figures to further their own goals, and their sexuality is a huge component of their power. The odious Baron Harkonnen is obese and the only visibly queer character in the book (a fact that I’ve already addressed at length as it pertains to the upcoming film). Paul Atreides is the product of a Bene Gesserit breeding program that was created to bring about the Kwisatz Haderach—he’s literally a eugenics experiment that works.

And in this eugenics experiment, the “perfect” human turns out to be a white man—and he was always going to be a man, according to their program—who proceeds to wield his awesome power by creating a personal army made up of people of color. People, that is, who believe that he is their messiah due to legends planted on their world ages ago by the very same group who sought to create this superbeing. And Paul succeeds in his goals and is crowned Emperor of the known universe. Is that a white savior narrative? Maybe not in the traditional sense, but it has many of the same discomfiting hallmarks that we see replicated again and again in so many familiar stories. Hopefully, we’re getting better at recognizing and questioning these patterns, and the assumptions and agendas propagated through them. It gives us a greater understanding of fiction’s power, and makes for an enlightening journey.

Dune is a great work of science fiction with many pointed lessons that we can still apply to the world we live in—that’s the mark of a excellent book. But we can enjoy the world that Frank Herbert created and still understand the places where it falls down. It makes us better fans and better readers, and allows us to more fully appreciate the stories we love.

+Dune’s Paul Atreides Is the Ultimate Mighty Whitey

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kwebtv · 6 years

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Children of Dune - Sci Fi Channel - 3/16/2003 - 3/26/2003

Science Fiction (3 episodes)

Running Time: 266 minutes total

Stars:

Alec Newman as Paul Atreides/Muad'Dib

Julie Cox as Princess Irulan

Edward Atterton as Duncan Idaho

Ian McNeice as Baron Vladimir Harkonnen

Barbora Kodetová as Chani

Steven Berkoff as Stilgar

Daniela Amavia as Alia Atreides

Alice Krige as Lady Jessica

Susan Sarandon as Princess Wensicia

P. H. Moriarty as Gurney Halleck

James McAvoy as Leto II Atreides

Jessica Brooks as Ghanima Atreides

Jonathan Brüün as Farad'n

Rik Young as Javid

Martin McDougall as Scytale

Jakob Schwarz as Otheym

Klára Issová as Lichna

Zuzana Geislerová as Reverend Mother Gaius Helen Mohiam

Karel Dobry as Korba

Gee Williams as Bijaz

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rakiah · 6 years

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Tagged by @wereleel ♡

Rules: choose any 3 fandoms (in random order) and answer the questions, then tag people you want to get to know better

tagging @shamusu @moonlitalien and @rina-monster !

Three fandoms:

• Star Wars (Canon stuff)

• Mass Effect (the trilogy)

• Dune

(omg warning Sci-Fi Gurl here)

The first character you loved:

• Peasant Luke, Angry Luke, BADASS LUKE. Well, Luke.

• Nihlus (TURIANS FTW)

• Leto Atreides

The character you never expected to love so much:

• Kylo Ren (Space anger teenager of my heart !)

• EDI (No AI on MY SHIP è_é to OMFGBBQ YOU’RE SO CUTE)

• Leto II Atreides (Ovaries)

The character you relate to the most:

• I have to say Lando Calarissian x) (private joke here)

• Chakwas, the tired nurse/mom

• Maybe Siona Atreides or Alia

The character you’d slap:

• Ezra Bridger (because of TOO MANY THINGS X’D)

• KAIDAN. JACOB. GET OUT OF MY SHIP.

• Piter de Vries (just for the eww)

Three favorite characters, in order of preference:

• Thrawn, Luke, Ahsoka

• Garrus, Tali’Zorah, Wrex

• Leto II Atreides, Paul Atreides, Alia Atreides (…too much Atreides lol)

A character you liked at first, but don’t anymore:

• I… don’t know.

• Well… Ashley Williams maybe.

• Duncan Idaho (…too much Duncan kill the Duncan)

A character you didn’t like at first but do now:

• Sabine Wren (Nice development !)

• Well… James Vega I think lol

• Shaddam IV Corrino (THAT KEVIN XD)

OTPs:

• Reylo, Kylux, Lueia (oh god, don’t know if it’s the right name but it’s so cute x3)

• There is no Shepard without Vakarian

• Leto II/Ghanima Atreides

#fandom tag

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deqpelis · 4 years

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Las películas más esperadas en la cuarentena

Algunos de los estrenos que más ansiamos en este año cargado de conflictos en el mundo audiovisual.

Rodajes pospuestos, otros cancelados; estrenos que debieron hacer malabares con sus fechas u optar por otra modalidad, volcándose directamente a los servicios de streaming sin hacerlo antes por las salas.

Pero más allá de las dificultades y cambios radicales en el mundo cinematográfico, los espectadores atraviesan la cuarentena en distintos lugares del mundo esperando con ansias una gran cantidad de películas prometedoras.

Mientras nos adaptamos a la “nueva normalidad” podemos acercarnos a los trailers de algunos de los filmes más esperados del año. Lo cierto es, que por más que tarde en llegar, e incluso con aquella incertidumbre respecto a las fechas, el hype será el mismo (o aún más!).

1. TENET

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Christopher Nolan vuelve a la pantalla grande luego de Dunkirk, la gran película bélica llena de características propias del director de la trilogía de Batman, o de los clásicos instantáneos como Interstellar e Inception. La trama de TENET (2020) está más cargada de incógnitas que de respuestas; en palabras de la sinopsis oficial, el film es “Una acción épica que gira en torno al espionaje internacional, los viajes en el tiempo y la evolución, en la que un agente secreto debe prevenir la Tercera Guerra Mundial”.

○ ESTRENO PREVISTO ARGENTINA | 13 de Agosto

Género: Thriller | Acción

Reparto: John David Washington, Robert Pattinson, Elizabeth Debicki

País: 🇬🇧

Director: Christopher Nolan

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2. THE FRENCH DISPATCH (La Crónica Francesa)

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Wes Anderson, el director que abraza la simpleza dentro de la ambición escénica, regresa con una película que tiene de protagonistas a un grupo de escritores y periodistas franceses, encargados de producir un nuevo número de la revista “The French Dispatch”. La lista de las figuras importantes que forman parte del elenco, es prácticamente interminable. Dentro de sus protagonistas pueden encontrarse los ganadores del oscar Frances McDormand (Fargo, Three Billboards), Tilda Swinton (Michael Clayton), Benicio Del Toro (Traffic), Christoph Waltz (Django, Inglourious Basterds), y otras estrellas como Timothée Chalamet, Léa Seydoux y Saoirse Ronan.

○ ESTRENO PREVISTO EN ARGENTINA | 15 de Octubre

Género: Comedia | Drama | Romance

Reparto: Benicio del Toro, Frances McDormand, Jeffrey Wright, Adrien Brody, Tilda Swinton, Timothée Chalamet, Léa Seydoux, Owen Wilson, Mathieu Amalric, Lyna Khoudri, Steve Park, Bill Murray, Saoirse Ronan, Willem Dafoe, Kate Winslet, Alex Lawther, Cécile De France, Henry Winkler, Elisabeth Moss, Christoph Waltz, Rupert Friend, Jason Schwartzman, Fisher Stevens, Sam Haygarth

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Director: Wes Anderson

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3. TOP GUN: MAVERICK

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Uno de los grandes clásicos de los ‘80, vuelve con su protagonista Maverick (Tom Cruise).

Uno de los mejores aviadores de la Armada estadounidense, cumple ya 30 años de servicio y conoce a un grupo de nuevos compañeros que comienzan su desarrollo dentro de la profesión. Dentro del elenco que interpreta a los novatos aviadores que ingresarán al universo de Top Gun, se encuentra el protagonista de Whiplash (2014), Miles Teller.

○ ESTRENO PREVISTO EN ARGENTINA | 7 de Enero (2021)

Género: Acción

Reparto: Tom Cruise, Val Kilmer, Miles Teller, Jennifer Connelly, Glen Powell, Jon Hamm, Ed Harris, Lewis Pullman, Jay Ellis, Monica Barbaro, Bashir Salahuddin, Charles Parnell, Danny Ramirez [...]

País: 🇺🇸

Director: Joseph Kosinski

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4. NO TIME TO DIE (007: Sin Tiempo Para Morir)

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Luego de los éxitos de Skyfall y Spectre dirigidos por Mendes, el agente británico más famoso del cine, vuelve bajo la dirección de Cary Joji Fukunaga.

James Bond (Daniel Craig) se encuentra disfrutando unas vacaciones en Jamaica, cuando debe interrumpirlas para poder acudir a una nueva misión. El agente 007 es el encargado de enfrentarse una vez más a la acción, y rescatar a un importante científico que fue secuestrado.

○ ESTRENO PREVISTO EN ARGENTINA | 26 de Noviembre

Género: Thriller | James Bond | Espionaje | Acción

Reparto: Daniel Craig, Rami Malek, Ralph Fiennes, Naomie Harris, Ben Whishaw, Jeffrey Wright, Léa Seydoux, Ana de Armas, Rory Kinnear, Dali Benssalah, Billy Magnussen, David Dencik, Lashana Lynch, Christoph Waltz, Julian Ferro, Toby Sauerback, Ty Hurley, Paul O'Kelly, Lampros Kalfuntzos

País: 🇬🇧

Director: Cary Joji Fukunaga

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5. BLACK WIDOW

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Una nueva película del universo cinematográfico de Marvel, tiene como protagonista a la integrante de los Avengers.

“Natasha Romanoff, alias Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson), se enfrenta a las partes más oscuras de su bagaje cuando surge una peligrosa conspiración con vínculos a su pasado. Perseguida por una fuerza que no se detendrá ante nada para derribarla, Natasha debe enfrentarse a su historia como espía y a las relaciones rotas que dejó a su paso mucho antes de convertirse en Vengadora”.

○ ESTRENO PREVISTO EN ARGENTINA | 29 de Septiembre

Género: Acción | Comic | Aventuras

Reparto: Scarlett Johansson, Florence Pugh, Rachel Weisz, David Harbour, William Hurt, Ray Winstone, O.T. Fagbenle, Michelle Lee, Olivier Richters, Nanna Blondell, Joakim Skarli, Obie Matthew, Paul O'Kelly [...]

País: 🇺🇸

Director: Cate Shortland

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6. A QUIET PLACE PART II (Un Lugar en Silencio: Parte 2)

Luego del éxito de la película protagonizada por el matrimonio John Krasinski y Emily Blunt, la historia con un gran guion original vuelve en forma de secuela a la pantalla grande.

La familia Abbot atravesó duros momentos, pero a pesar de todo continúa avanzando en silencio. Entre sus hazañas por sobrevivir y encontrar un lugar para poder refugiarse, los protagonistas descubrirán que no sólo deberán enfrentarse a los monstruos que tanto dolor les causaron.

○ ESTRENO PREVISTO EN ARGENTINA | 3 de Septiembre

Género: Terror | Ciencia Ficción | Thriller

Reparto: Emily Blunt, Cillian Murphy, Millicent Simmonds, Noah Jupe, Djimon Hounsou, Wayne Duvall, John Krasinski, Lauren-Ashley Cristiano, Okieriete Onaodowan, Blake DeLong, Silas Pereira-Olson, Liz Cameron [...]

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Director: John Krasinski

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7. WONDER WOMAN 1984

La secuela de Wonder Woman, nos trae otra vez a Diana Prince (Gal Gadot).

Esta vez el tiempo rodea a la heroína de DC, serán los ´80, cargados de música, luces y detalles característicos de esta época tan querida y buscada por el cine en la actualidad. En el film, la protagonista actúa como una espía durante la Guerra Fría y dentro de lo que se sabe, podremos ver a la heroína enfrentarse a la villana Cheetah, interpretada por Kristin Wiig.

○ ESTRENO PREVISTO EN ARGENTINA | 1 de Octubre

Género: Acción | Comic

Reparto: Gal Gadot, Chris Pine, Kristen Wiig, Pedro Pascal, Robin Wright, Connie Nielsen, Gabriella Wilde, Natasha Rothwell, Ravi Patel, Penelope Kapudija, Kelvin Yu, Bern Collaco, Shane Attwooll, Lyon Beckwith, Kosha Engler [...]

País: 🇺🇸

Director: Patty Jenkins

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8. DUNE

Ya pasó un tiempo desde que el director de Arrival (2016) hizo oficial su nuevo proyecto, pero la realidad es que la ansiedad de los espectadores sigue siendo aún la misma. Denis Villeneuve (Prisioners, Sicario), llevará una vez más a la pantalla, la adaptación de la novela distópica de Frank Herbert. Esta vez, sus protagonistas serán Timothée Chalamet, quien interpretará a Paul Atreides y será acompañado por Zendaya en el rol de Chani.

○ ESTRENO PREVISTO EN ARGENTINA | 17 de Diciembre

Género: Ciencia Ficción

Reparto: Timothée Chalamet, Rebecca Ferguson, Oscar Isaac, Javier Bardem, Zendaya, Dave Bautista, Stellan Skarsgard, Charlotte Rampling, Josh Brolin, Jason Momoa, Sharon Duncan-Brewster, David Dastmalchian, Stephen Henderson, Paul Bullion, Chang Chen [...]

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Director: Denis Villeneuve

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9. WEST SIDE STORY

La ganadora del Oscar a mejor película de 1962, volverá a través de una remake dirigida por el gran Steven Spielberg.

La adaptación musical neoyorquina de Romeo y Julieta, nos trae a Tony (Ansel Egort) y Maria (Rachel Zegler); dos jóvenes enamorados pertenecientes a distintas pandillas de Nueva York con una gran historia de enfrentamientos. El amor prohibido es una vez más representado en la pantalla y acompañado con la excelente banda sonora compuesta por Leonard Bernstein.

○ ESTRENO PREVISTO EN ARGENTINA | 17 de Diciembre

Género: Musical | Romance | Drama

Reparto: Rachel Zegler, Ansel Elgort, David Alvarez, Ariana DeBose, Rita Moreno, Josh Andrés Rivera, Corey Stoll, Brian d'Arcy James, Maddie Ziegler, Ana Isabelle, Mike Faist, Reginald L. Barnes, Jamila Velazquez, Talia Ryder, Kevin Csolak, Paloma Garcia Lee, Mike Massimino, Jess LeProtto, Annelise Cepero, Arianna Rosario, Sean Harrison Jones, Sebastian Serra, Garett Hawe, Julian Elia [...]

País: 🇺🇸

Director: Steven Spielberg

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10. CANDYMAN

En los últimos años, las películas de terror fueron unas de las más elegidas al momento de ser reversionadas, o llevadas a una amplia cantidad de secuelas. El caso de CANDYMAN (2020) no es la excepción. Nia DaCosta dirige el nuevo film que tiene como protagonista a Anthony McCoy (Yahya Abdul-Mateen) y su novia Brianna Cartwright (Teyonah Parris). El artista y su pareja se mudan a Cabrini Green, el barrio con un oscuro pasado, que será develado poco a poco mientras los protagonistas vayan descubriendo cada vez más sobre el asesino serial que alguna vez fue invocado en aquellas calles de Chicago.

○ ESTRENO PREVISTO EN ARGENTINA | 24 de Septiembre

Género: Terror | Remake

Reparto: Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, Teyonah Parris, Nathan Stewart-Jarrett, Colman Domingo, Kyle Kaminsky, Vanessa Williams, Rebecca Spence, Carl Clemons-Hopkins, Brian King, Miriam Moss, Cassie Kramer, Mark Montgomery, Genesis Denise Hale, Rodney L Jones III [...]

País: 🇺🇸

Director: Nia DaCosta

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11. MULAN

Disney continúa con la larga lista de clásicos animados trasladados a live action. En 1998, conocimos por primera vez a la heroína inspirada en Hua Mulan, la protagonista de leyendas ancestrales chinas.

La princesa de Disney, esta vez interpretada por Liu Yifei es una mujer fuerte, que decide romper con todas las delimitaciones preestablecidas y bajo una identidad falsa, reemplazar a su débil padre y salvarlo de su obligación por ir a la guerra.

○ ESTRENO PREVISTO EN ARGENTINA | 23 de Julio

Género: Aventuras | Acción | Remake

Reparto: Liu Yifei, Donnie Yen, Gong Li, Jet Li, Jason Scott Lee, Rosalind Chao, Utkarsh Ambudkar, Tzi Ma, Yoson An, Doua Moua, Jimmy Wong, Ron Yuan, Chen Tang, Roger Yuan, Cheng Pei-Pei, Susana Tang, Nelson Lee, Jen Sung [...]

País: 🇺🇸

Director: Niki Caro

Por Delfina Quiquisola

#movies #peliculas #estrenos #sinopsis #mulan #a quien place 2 #top gun maverick #dune #the french dispatch #tenet #nolan #argentina #estrenos argentina

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