Dune Messiah
Book • 1969 • Sci-Fi
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Spice/melange use is frequent, and usually referred to in terms of a drug/addiction.
A side female character is described as engaging in/being addicted to an additional drug.
A side female character is described as engaging in/being addicted to an additional drug.
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Is there addiction?
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Spice, or melange, addiction is central to the book. Several main characters are addicted to the spice, and addiction is frequently mentioned.
A side character is shown to be addicted to another substance.
A side character is shown to be addicted to another substance.
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Is there pedophilia?
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Alia is implied to have participated in Fremen orgies as a younger child. Though she is 12-13 in the book, she is discussed/viewed by adults in a sexual way. It is also implied that Hayt, the clone of Duncan Idaho, is meant to tempt Alia into a sexual relationship with him.
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Princess Irulan taints the food and drink given to Paul’s partner Chani with contaceptives to prevent her conceiving a child.
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Is there eye mutilation?
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Paul and several minor characters lose their eyes in an explosion.
At the end of the book, the antagonist is stabbed in the eye.
At the end of the book, the antagonist is stabbed in the eye.
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Is a minor sexualized?
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Alia, the young sister of the main character, is discussed and viewed in a sexual way, both by others and herself. It is implied that she took place in orgies as a younger child.
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Alia, the young sister of the main character, takes a bath.
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Reverend Mother Gaius Helen Mohiam is imprisoned in a cell.
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Is reality unstable or unhinged?
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A major through-line of the book is Paul’s attempt to navigate, manipulate, and circumvent the future through his ability to peer through time and space.
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Is religion discussed?
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The near-godhood and worship of Paul Muad’Dib and his sister Alia, as well as the religious war their followers carry out, are central themes of the book.
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When Princess Irulan visits the imprisoned Reverend Mother, the Reverend Mother orders her to throw Paul and his young sister Alia together to perhaps prompt an incestuous relationship.
Later, as a nude Alia practices combat in her room, Paul arrives and sees her. He notes that he is suddenly aware of her femaleness.
Later, as a nude Alia practices combat in her room, Paul arrives and sees her. He notes that he is suddenly aware of her femaleness.
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Is there sexual content?
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References to mating, cloned humans used as sex toys, incest, and orgies.
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Are there nude scenes?
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After a brief bath, Alia, the sister of the main character, practices armed combat while nude. Other people show up and see her.
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