Dune: House Atreides: House Trilogy, Book 1

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Dune: House Atreides: House Trilogy, Book 1

Auteur(s): Brian Herbert, Kevin J. Anderson

Narrateur(s): Scott Brick

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Capturing all the complexity and grand themes of the original, this prequel to the Dune series weaves a new tapestry of betrayal, passion, and destiny into a saga that expands the tale written by Frank Herbert more than 30 years ago.

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Ce que les critiques en disent

" Dune: House Atreides chronicles the early life of Leto Atreides, prince of a minor House in the galactic Imperium. Leto comes to confront the realities of power when House Vernius is betrayed in an imperial plot involving a quest for an artificial substitute to melange, a substance vital to interstellar trade that is found only on the planet Dune. Meanwhile, House Harkonnen schemes to bring Leto into conflict with the Tleilax, and the Bene Gesserit manipulate Baron Harkonnen as part of a plan stretching back 100 generations. In the Imperial palace, treason is afoot, and on Dune itself, planetologist Pardot Kynes embarks on a secret project to transform the desert world into a paradise." (Amazon.com review)
"Though the plot here is intricate, even readers new to the saga will be able to follow it easily (minute repetitions of important points help immensely), as the narrative weaves among the many interconnected tales. The attendant excitement and myriad revelations not only make this novel a terrific read in its own right but will inspire readers to turn, or return, to its great predecessor." ( Publishers Weekly)

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THE GOOD:
Hearing that the story about where the Baron got his disease was absolutely amazing,. I already kind of knew because of YouTube videos but they have conflicting opinions on there sometimes so I thought it was just someone’s opinion.

*********SPOILER ALERT— After the first time Helena slept with Baron I was so disappointed, thinking oh, it wasn’t even true, but then, after that first baby was born and I realized she had to go back. I was so excited. I couldn’t wait to hear it out, I knew that Aaron was going to be pissed about her coming back too lol. **********END OF SPOILER

Some new characters were introduced of course, and we learn about the nature of Count Fenring’s relationship to the emperor, and about Emperor Shaddam IV’s ascendancy, which was cool.

THE BAD:
The dialogue, both in writing and performance, left much to be desired. Luckily, in keeping with Franks legacy, we spent a lot of time in the minds of the characters, which was perfectly narrated and well written. My main gripe is how little time is spent actually diving into the history of house Atreides. I didn’t expect a meticulous 10000 year history, but I mean… it’s the title of the book! Lol. I understand it couldn’t be exclusively Atreides content, and that we need to understand politics of the known universe at the time, but house Harkonen, the Bene Gesserit, Ix, Bene Tleilax and House Corrino were all granted equal attention.

Despite all that, I still loved it, I just can’t help but to love everything Dune. It’s the first book series I’ve ever fallen in love with, and remains the only.