Talk:Dune: House Atreides
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Removed the comment: "However, "canoness" is not determined by fans but instead the living heirs to the Dune series." which ended the introduction; that's a bit over the edge for bias as it's essentially just stating the opposing view. They hold the rights to Dune but that's not the same thing.AM2783 17:32, 6 April 2006
Havent read the book, so I dont want to edit the main page, but: "and the hope this vision gives, he kills himself instead. Seen as a sign, the Fremen name Pardot a prophet. Pardot stayes with the Fremen, marries a Fremen woman and together they have a son named Liet."
If he kills himself, how can he marry and have a son? I suspect it should be "attempts to kill himself"
- The 'he' here refers to the Fremen who tries to kill Pardot. --Gwern (contribs) 17:33 26 March 2007 (GMT)
