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• "'Dune: Prophecy' star on those tragic finale deaths: 'It's such a strong love story'". EW.com.
• Zemler, Emily (December 23, 2024). "'Dune: Prophecy' boss Alison Schapker on the Season 1 finale and Valya's secret". Los Angeles Times.
• Mysogland, Gregory (December 25, 2024). "Lila's Condition in 'Dune: Prophecy' Foreshadows a Tragic Atreides Family Member's Fate". Collider.
• Papadopoulos, Charles (December 24, 2024). "What Imprinting Is In Dune & How The Sisterhood Used It To Control The Emperor". ScreenRant.
• MacArthur, Greg (December 25, 2024). "Dune's New The Voice Twist Is Its Most Shocking Yet". ScreenRant.
• Orlando, Anthony (December 21, 2024). "10 Strongest Powers & Abilities In Dune". ScreenRant.

Episodes

• Benedick Blythe as Uncle Shander
• Ludovic Hughes as Cousin Ronan Atreides
• Callum Coates as Lord Hagal
• Parker Sawyers as Baron Tojan Gbanghala
• Attila Árpa as Baron Yaoufirks
• John Nolan as Speaker of the Hall
• Steve Oram as Duri, an Ixian smuggler

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6. "The High-Handed Enemy"

Tula sees Valya order Dorotea's suicide, then reveals her pregnancy. Valya shows Tula Anirul, and plans mating Javicco to Natalya. Nazir tells Tula fear feeds the virus, but dies analyzing it. Natalya arrests Ynez for attempting Keiran's rescue. Valya gives Francesca a metacyanide gom jabbar ("high-handed enemy") to kill Javicco. Javicco unsuccessfully tries to send Natalya away. Javicco begs Valya's assistance against Desmond. She reveals the Sisterhood manipulated his whole life; he has her arrested. Dorotea-possessed Lila reveals Valya made Dorotea's followers commit suicide. Francesca shows angry Javicco the needle, blaming Valya. Voice-using Valya frees Ynez and Keiran; they flee; Theodosia poses as Ynez, then a guard, stabbing Desmond. Javicco threatens Francesca, but, despairing, stabs himself. Natalya stabs Francesca with the needle. Lila shows the acolytes Dorotea's followers' skeletons, then destroys Anirul. Young Tula exchanges Desmond for a stillborn. Harrow's recording-device sees Valya with Francesca. Desmond ignites Valya's virus; Tula, finding her collapsed, helps her to abandon fear. Valya sees a shadowy person use blue-"eyed" machine to forcibly implant thinking-machine technology in Desmond's right eye. She considers killing him, but Tula reveals his parentage. Valya says some hidden hand, grasping for control, also realized Desmond's potential. Tula embraces Desmond; his guards arrest her. Valya, Keiran, and Ynez land on Arrakis.

5. "In Blood, Truth"

Javicco makes Desmond an elite regiment's Bashar. Sister Francesca arrives to see Constantine, her son. Jen, trusted for her nightmare-resistance, is shown the ailing Lila. Harrow apologizes to Desmond for challenging Javicco, and blames Valya. Desmond wants proof of her complicity in rebel spice-smuggling. Harrow reports his meeting to Valya. Valya wants Francesca to assuage Javicco, and have Ynez study on Wallach IX. Raquella, possessing Lila, applauds Valya's efforts. Francesca tells Javicco to give Constantine responsibility; Javicco kisses her. Lila isolates a virus that killed Kasha; Avila, stunned, discovers Lila. Desmond's troops find spice at the Division; Keiran and Mikaela kill some. Keiran sees her Sisterhood knife, and warns her to avoid him. Desmond awakens after Mikaela's chain detonators explode the Division. Francesca says she had Constantine to protect Ynez. Valya gives Mikaela safe passage to Arrakis; Mikaela feels exploited. Constantine discovers Keiran's palace map, and smilingly betrays him to Desmond. Javicco makes Constantine fleet commander, tasked to pacify Arrakis. Ynez interrogates Keiran, who pledges to improve the Imperium. Tula is shocked to discover that Desmond has Atreides and Harkonnen blood; on Salusa Secundus, Desmond tells Natalya that his mother was a Sister, who left him to scavengers. Natalya complains to Desmond that the Sisterhood stole her power and her daughter, then kisses him.

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In "Twice Born", Valya finally fulfills House Harkonnen's request for a Truthsayer: with herself. She arranges for her nephew, Harrow Harkonnen, to fill the spot vacated by House Richese in the High Council. Key nobles are looking for someone willing to call for an investigation into Pruwet's death and implicate Javicco. Before Harrow can do so, Ynez accuses Desmond. Valya's plan to reveal a rebel assassination attempt on the Emperor is foiled when Desmond drags out rebel leader Horace, and immolates him and his conspirators with Javicco's consent. Valya faces a gloating Evgeny, who laments what she has done to their family. Criticizing his weakness, she withholds his respirator, and he dies.

Theodosia channels Griffin; Valya asks if she pushed him too far.

Jen discovers other Sisters' nightmares, preventing Emeline's suicide. Valya becomes the Harkonnens' truthsayer. Ynez hears Desmond's murder confession. Desmond unsuccessfully recommends Javicco remove the Landsraad's Truthsayers. Keiran and Horace acquire an Ixian flying thermal bomb to kill Javicco, telling Mikaela. Valya hears, revealing she plans to save Javicco, and turn over Keiran. Sisters reveal Pruwet's murder to various Houses, which invite Harrow to replace the departed Richeses on the High Council and investigate. Tula has spice-imbibing acolytes draw images from their dreams: Shai-Hulud and blue eyes. Natalya reveals she leaked the truth about Pruwet's murder, so Javicco could prosecute thinking-machine abusers. At Division, Ynez recalls Vorian refused the throne, and tells Keiran of Desmond's guilt, volunteering to act. Harrow tells the Landsraad kanly was violated, almost naming the Corrinos; but Ynez accuses Desmond, who brings in Horace, bound. Desmond concurs but calls it a legal execution, flourishing the bomb. Javicco lets him immolate Horace and his co-conspirators. Valya traces wounded Desmond's blood. Tula dreams she kills Emeline, who knows her crimes; Lila wakes. Evgeny laments Valya warping her siblings; criticizing his weakness, she withholds his respirator, killing him. Theodosia is revealed as a shapeshifter; Valya has her appear as Griffin.

ep 4

Fimmel

References

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• George, Joe (November 25, 2024). "Dune: Prophecy Episode 2 Explained - Bene Tleilax, Tiran-Arafel, and More". Den of Geek.
• Bryant, Jacob (November 18, 2024). "'Dune: Prophecy' Opening Explained: The History of Thinking Machines and the War". TheWrap.
• Britt, Ryan (November 18, 2024). "61 Years Later, 'Dune' Finally Reveals Its Most Sneakily Important Canon Event". Inverse.

New

• List of Dune: Prophecy characters

Tula

Desmond

Natalya

Ynez

Lila

Keiran

Mikaela

Javicco

Theodosia

Constantine

Jen

Emeline

Horace

Horace, portrayed by Sam Spruell as Horace, is part of a rebellion against the Great Houses that includes Keiran Atreides and Mikaela.

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