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Summary

The novel "The Dragon in the Sea" by Frank Herbert tells the story of a future world where oil resources become critically important for survival. The main character, John Ramsey, is a member of a submarine crew engaged in the secret extraction of oil from beneath the ocean floor. Amid constant threats from enemy forces and spies, the crew faces psychological and physical challenges. Herbert explores themes of paranoia, trust, and human psychology under stress and isolation. The novel combines elements of science fiction and psychological thriller, creating a tense atmosphere and raising questions about the nature of the human psyche and survival.