Heretics of Dune

Main Ideas

• A return to the theme of power and control, exploring how different groups and individuals seek power and how they wield it.
• An examination of the role of religion and faith in society, and how religious institutions can be used for manipulation and control.
• Evolution and adaptation as key elements of survival, especially in the context of changing political and ecological conditions.
• The theme of genetic experiments and their ethical implications, particularly in the context of creating new species and altering human nature.
• The role of memory and history in shaping identity and culture, and how the past influences the present and future.
• The conflict between individual freedom and collective needs, exploring the balance between personal desires and societal obligations.